5 ‘ mange:
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145 Washington at.
Did you ever know
the joy of a brightly
. lazing tire of Cannel
Cool?
“it is like a not (mood I.
lively, unoertaln, bright-colored.
. waving here and there-e-maklng
flame that is. pleasantly spark-
‘ ‘linp, dancing prettlly, waving
'1 and leaping like a roebuek frOm
I' point to point."
‘ "-~lke Marvel, In Rover-loo of a
Bachelor. o"
. litter or hell” ton will
notcost You much and
' . Will'g‘lve you pleas-
' ore and comfort
Having PurchaSed the
,IANITARY BAKERY
35 South Main street,
1' solicit the continuation ol.’ your pa-,
Nothing but the-best pro-M
note will be offered, made from pure
ingredients in a strictly sanitary
JOHN RAIHS
Lock AT OUR
~1.‘ “rawfor " and James Means
‘ SHOES
$3.50 $4.00
MAX LEVY
Becker Block
, Telephone 1426-2.
Why Don't You Save Money
‘ 1 and Trade wnh Us?
We guarantee to save you 20 to to
‘oent. .011 all goods that we handle.
1 table claret at 65c gallon. Eine
Willey (or 60c bottle on to $2. 00
.. lne beer bottled at brewery tor
' 24 bottles Then we have
'eliil'tz, Budweiser, Wels. Zewerk
er and ale, Evans’ pale ale or
Minna cream ale, Flannagen cream
as. Nassau, Pilsener and Interhoro
liner. All wines and liquors in stock.
. losers 111113511
“:R'allroad Ave. South Norwalk
Scrap Metal is Booming
:; ASK ron PRICES
1 Every one that works for me must
' be honest. Those that are dishonest i
global-go. Ono cent a pound roi- 1 ‘
is my limit. The sign,
7 «35 Fort Street. East Nomlk,
blast 1be on the wagon and the driver
must give you a duplicate slip. Feath-
Ends and Auto Tires a specialty.
Telephone 441:.
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ideal} Heme .
”Hie yours it you buy your Furni-
dilate“ Come and see our com-
I:
M Gutkowsky
Maori “urnlture
caught and Enchanted. {‘4
washrooms: 31'. 1.1111111... _
1 the nondon Times
‘ Company. 011.2111
' held from his late home in East ave-
nue,1yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'- .
. eph Stamford, of Matteawan, N.
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and atovos ,
Brinkley, 1111111111111 roespnndent or
in
71.
A. H. Bartholomew.
ANSONIA, Oct '29 ~—‘A’rthur H. Bar-
’tholcmew. first mayor or this city.
state. died here Sunday night, after
an acute illness of less than a day.
Mr. Bartholomew was a member. ,0!
George Washington Lodge of Masons
here and “oi the New Haven Gammand-
ery, Knights Templars, also the II. 0.
.0. F‘. and the Heptasopbs'. He was
for three terms a member of the state
legislature. Mr. Bartholomew was
closely identified with the industrial
life of the city since its beginning.
He leaves a wife and daughter.
Funeral of Mr. Daekam.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of the late Samuel Daskam were
clock. interment folowed in East Nor-
walk cemetery. The funeral was pri-
vate. Rev. L. B. IHowell officiated, _
Funeral of Thomas Ryan.
The funeral of Thomas Ryan, 0! 3
Selleck street, East Norwalk, was held
this morning at 10,0‘clpck from St.
Joseph‘s church where a solemn re-
quiem mass was sung by Rev. Thos
Drcnnan, D. D'.. ceiebrant; “Rev .los
Y.,
deacon; Rev. Jeremiah Duggan, of
Westp01't,;..a11b-deacon; Rev. Patrick
-Dclan,, oi'Newtown, master of cere-
monies. Rev. B. J. Carroll delivered a
very touching. eulogy. 'bliss Alice
.Splan rendered solo, Face to Flies. as
the body entered the church. Mrs.
Wm. F. Tammany rendered Ave
Marie by Gounod. Miss Helena v. Mil
Thought. The choir, Nearer My God
to Thee as the body was leaving the
church. The poll bearers were John
Moore, Michael Reunion, Patrick
(Mocltler, James Connors,» Patrick
1‘ Murphy and John Callahan. The flow-
ier beare1s were Edward Hayes and
iohn ilollci. interment took place in
St. Mary‘s cemetrey.
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WALL STREET, ll 11. mmchilon
al rallies followed the opening, but
these were surrendered when theq
Coolers weakened, again.
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ATS
Fine Bearers. Velours, Felts. Plush
and VelVet Hats. trimmed and un-
trimmed.
Fancy Feathers. Ostrich and. Willow
Plumes .
Our stock is complete.
goods.
Prices the lowest in town.
The Holmes Millinery
Phone 405., 3 Monroe St.
" m 1.11%
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershficld & 8011 C0.
'1 m. an m. wow as.
All new
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SATiN
SLIPPERS
. . sissy; White. #11111, at».
Chilton rosette. screw heels.
Detachable straps. ‘
many years 11.1111 ‘L
and widely known throughout the I
Floating Population Much Sm‘al-x
lerd, render-ad One Sweetly Solemn \
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ler Today Than it .Was a
Few Weeks Ago
SEEK FRENCH Willlll
REGARDING CASE
' 0110 111 Murderers
BRIDGEPORT, Oct.
port's floating population is much
smaller today than it was before
the untimely death of Jennie Cav-
nglierl at a lonely spot in Putney.
last Tuesday night. Fearing .lor the
snlety of their cowardly skins and
that they may, be drawn into the
‘white slave" net that the authorities
29.4—Brldge-
murder investigation many of the
male degenerates ot the underworld
saying that they have goiic for good.
This has been heard before and it is
generally known that they only in-
tend to get a safe distance and
watch until they consider that met
tors have quieted sufficiently to re
turn with safety and ply their nefar-
ious Wtrude The authorities, judging
from their present stand. are not in-
tending to allow this to happen to
many moons to .come. The undesir
ables have lei't the city or got into
c'ovei and 111s lying low it prosecut
lug Attorney Alexander L. Delmneys
proposed bill is passed according to1
the opinion expressed in the under-.
world,“ white slavery" will be dealt
a death in the state.
Got Away Quickly
A person employed in a resort an
ion er State street, reputed to be a
hangout for the degeneiates and the
women, says that consternation seiz—
ed them when they learned that the
presence of the “system"‘s death
linger in the luirder had been 0111.
Covered and tha ' bins investi-i
j and there is a suspicion that she;
Is a Friend of llmmia Mattie,
are weaving in connection with the ..
have left B1 ldgeport bag and baggageI
earning “white slave” precedin-
11:1 claimed that she. arriv'ad in 11111111
alert about the time that Jimmie d
implicated in “in. Workings of t
system; “
Her home was mentioned last night
by 'an employee in the resort. He did
iher appearing in the city and the]
loot that she is known as “Matilda
Woman?
where she lives, but thinks that it is
in some furnished room house. uh
though passing much or the “time in
- the, resort,
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HAND ‘ ’
lCnntlnued rrom First Pagol
whelmed. ,
:m. The Norwalks the change has
been especially noted. The attitude of
the local Progressives at the recent
city elections, When they worked hand
in hand with the Democrats, has open-
.ed the eyes of many oi’thelr number
who promptly switched ,over ”and de-
clared themselves forIthe G. 0. "P.
This is noticeable in the parades
which have been held since election
time. when the local third party 'flnds
it difficult to get titty men to, parade
with them. .
As applied to the 11111 Donovan
1fl8ht the attitude or the Progressives
‘ is somewhat ~in doubt 111' Norwalk the
iRepuhlicans who are wearing T. R.
buttons are beginning to appreciate
;tl1at~ a vote £01 Vincent 1......“ two for
‘Donovan and ,even though they have
deserted the G 0. P. they have no dc
sire to see Hill defeated. it is sale
:10 say that two thirds of those who
are acknowledged Roosevelt men will
I
not vote for Vincent, but will cast
,on -e vote apiece 1111 Hill '
l Congressman Hill's vigotous cam-
paign on the tariff issue; demonstrat-
lug by actual lacts the worth of the
'llepubllcan idea or pioteetion, Lynn
W .Wilsons childish and raw out-
ibnrets and other incidents of the cam-
paign which have arisen have proven
IIto be thorns in the side of Senator
IDonovan and have. caused his lieuten
11111111 no end of worry. Dissatisfaction
in the Democratic ranks will also
help somewhat both here and Blidge-
port, while it is genexally concededl
ithat Danbury will give a majority in
favor oi Hill. 1. .1 "
l The socialist voiladn this district 1110a!
decided inctpr. Robert Hunter,
Dorian although physically disabledj.
not know her, name but mentioned ‘
. lie claims that, she has up; *
peered much frightened since the ar. 1
rest of Mattie He does not knowI
Ir.1
ESPITE the weather, the Opening Day
of our Fur Seasom was a Great Success 1
Our Fur Department
is now ready for the Regular Winter Selling
(ll Our Stock of Fur Coats. scam and Muffs “
is larger and more varied than ever and ineludep all of the Furs most
in demand this season
QM! interested are cordially invited to call and .see the Furs
~
8. HYATT
I_orw,nlk’s Leading Dry Gonds Store
a and 5 Gazette building,- Norwalk Connecticut
The Beers Meat 81
Provmon Co.
Norwaik
Sirloin 20c.
Porterhouse
Round Steak. 18c.
as others do." ssh your rage, rubbers.
metals, papers, leather beds and auto- .
gatlon had been started. 'As it the ‘
.moblle‘ tires to R. Alexander, as he
pays the highest prices.
1 Also buys and sells second-hand fur-l
niture.
‘ R. AleXander
n1. ease. 21 Raymond 8t.
u ,m—va— , '\. 1:
22 West Washington St.', $011111
2211” ‘
plague was after them they lied.
some 111% llnding trains running often-
enough and using "automobiles and
trolley cars. The papers conceining
and unable to carry on his usual ener- arouoéd others in the 11011.; h’y re-
Hectic campaign has contributed much posted pounding on the door leading
gthwards the success of the 1epubiican to the Conway room after tin-ling that
inarty Besides putting Herbert Knox. Miss Singer was not in her own apart-
have the ralment of a man of the
' although possibly less people than are 1
(111111 on ti» battle“! 1111921“ ii ”Moon 111:1 be 111111 1111 «autumn
18mith out of the running for governor
he has cut in deeply into the Demo-
cratic ranks. esneelolly in Bridgeport.
lit is believed that in the latter place
he will poll a his vote. some estimati-
fing it as high as 2,500 and others as
ihigh as 11,.000 This vote will be a tac—
itnr in the congressional election.
the opinious of the authorities were,
secured at the first opportunity. -
Their contents were enough The"
ones. who neither toil or snin who
world With plenty of money and lei
sure, decided that it was time to get”
and got. Their loss will not he felt
pocted will have an opportunity to. ROBBERS MURDER WOMAN
work in the jail quarry ingh Diver and His Wife. a Vprlety
Headquarter: H°"° Actress Have Disappeared .-
The informant claims that there isE CHICAGO 'October 39. ~Mlas 30pm“
no better proof or the presence oi the ..G Stinger, twenty nine years c, :1 and
system and of the system's interest the daughter oil/[1.5 O. H. Stinger,u
in the outcome at the murder thnn' widow oi Baltimore, was found hint,-
to Wine“ “‘9 mm“ A“ the 9M9“ and dercd. her arms and legs bound with a
tote oi the passengers in the "murder 1nd handkerchief stalled late her mouth
cal He believes «that judsihs "0m and her body wrapped in a blanket, in
”‘9” “”0“ more ”“1“ 1“" "'9 me ‘an lndiana avenue rooming house ear
knew of the plans for getting Jennie ly todya by William it. Wharton who
W“ 0’ ”‘9 way He claims that ludg aeompan'ied her from the eastern
ing from conversation heard, the sys- clil‘ three Weeks ago "and to whom. 5,.
tern has been dealt some heavy blow-s cording to My own story. he was to
throughout the country in the past have been married tomorrow
and desperate measures are beinzl Charles 1). Conway. said to be ‘
followed "0‘" to ”79““ any d"“"9‘1hlnh diver. and his wife, who also is
sures by the unfortunate wonpan ”“f'ltnovvn as Beatrice Rio" and May'
1'3”“ 5 "’9 in ”“3 8"“) 0f "‘9 system. ‘ Monte, a variety actress who roamed
The conversation also indicates that 11“ ““3. same ”filament: and who had
Bildgeport has been a sort of head-7 been befriended bv Wharton“ are 11”.
quarters for the degenerates in New A“ sought by the police in connection
“ (the slavers in New Tort. Chicano'mmmw {by them. “3 people hid
W!" cm“ 11““ “99' “cm" heen in the house during the erosion.
' ins *9 m” claim. ”hi“ ”19”» will 1‘“ but no trace at them had been fauna
a cessation or agitation against them According to wnaflhon. Mm Sill!"
. in Bridgeport with time and that the ”We the discovery ill the 1,05,,
will had it possible to return safely ‘WM an acquaintance at him. Conway.
Many at the pool rooms. 1111115111
who was known to 211.11 as Miss map.
11111. and colon in the ‘o‘ tendprldi l b
and it was through the letters in lt‘oe‘
at
h ' tailing” on in hits-ensign din-int
to room at the 111111111. henna. ‘
lid 1111121 i’ew 111,111. itls~claimod.11s . ' til 1
their anxious inquiries concerning the' , lope her skull crushed a chloroform;
ment.
A key was furnished by Mrs. Julia:
'McCarthy keeper oi the house. and the I
door was opened. Further lnvestlga-'
tion showed that the money he had
given the woman was missing he well
as several articies'ot jewelry. revealing
robbery as a probable motive for the
iniurder. ‘
l A tall at Mood led to a kitchen.
which the four had the use 01. and
there was etaoin etherrnrdetrpdtear;
‘ there the table was found covered withi
blood as was the floor. A door knob}
with the piece of iron attached for a
Rknoh on the other end, lay on to floor.
wrapper up in a handkerchief satura-
ted with {blood and with a leather shoe
string attached to it in loop fashion.
making a “billy".ol it Wharten said
Conway had mice exhibited the binds"
con to Miss Singer wiih the remark.
“This is what i knock 'om out with. ”
1 According to Wharton“ a story, he
‘met Miss Sing'lr in Baltimore several
months ago while he gist employed
lthfil‘e with a street car comiany He
said her mother was in cotnlortbie cir
commences and when decided to.
yoome to Chicago with in ca 0! locat-
ins here, she expressed desire to as:
company him and he allowad her to do
so. He told the police that he had
1'
spent most at his lite on a tennis Ma '
- WWW“! 3"" ’1“ ”9'9" ““99““ on with the crime. The batty of Mlasslnm rylend near Baltimore with his father
a direct Wire with the headquarters or "a found on m. the/l in the room .W
who still rasldes there. lie
all: yeara'vitt
Wharton viii «be 11.111111111111111. pen
ding. the outcome of the coroner. in
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1 make. Sigler. Jr.,prominontvhoiid-
Miss Singer was an actress 111111 had an
maria at a
Gamma“ ..
" ”en” her tic-.11.
local amusement 1111111 last
e11. ioit Bdtlmore on OCEWM
hex-I 6, leaving more Ithstshe would re- ,“
THE LARGEST MILLINERY
110101111 STORE lN
The NORW’ALKS .
Special Stile of .
CorduroyNorfolk '
Suits 1
for young ladies, 14, 16
and 18. colors navy,
brown and green; value
$15.oo.Spee1al.$11 98
oncoming the.
Singer was
. .his morning 1:
murdered woman. Mrs.
said to be ill and would not see news-
man- man. , 1
Our 'Dis‘play, of
,SHAPES
in velvet felt and Velours
- Iis so large that the most
skeptical woman will be
able Ito get suited at
prices from
98¢ to $5. 00
Snappy and Very.
Stylish Coats
. A great variety to select
from. all grades of chin-
chillas, blue, gray, brown
and tan. Prices range
from
$7. 98 to $30 00
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A Big Variety of
Coats
for little girls, sizes from '
a to 16. Prices . . .
$2.98 to $15.00
ounnr
We Solicit Charge Accounts
Visit our Furniture Department. -We
‘ can FumlSh your Home from
Cellar to Attic ,
OVERCOATO. -
This is Overcoat. Weather and'
This is the Overcoat more.
timer has auch garments ,‘tor
< yolhm man been seen 111 The .
Norw ltd litigious, Single
and able Breasted. Bolted»;
hacks 111 both short and 111111;
, models, isles , I911111111111. blue;
and any initial
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. summonses.
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