Men’s $15
OVERCOATS
$15 SUITS
at No Higher than
$10
You can save from 3 to 5 dol~
iars by coming to the Copyright
store for your new winter suit
or overcoat.
- The reason we say $15 suits
,and oven-coats is, because we
have confidence in them: that
our 37 suits sell elsewhere for
$10 and our $10 for $15.
There isn‘t anyone in The
Norwniks that can come up
with our line this fall at our
price of 810.
Our $10 Suits
are made of the very best pure
_ wool and worsted, in the newest
shades of browns. gray wor-
sted, widewaie, blue, unfinished
worsteds. serges. twoeds, hand
made buttonholes, hund felt col-
lars and shoulders.
We Show a Line. of
Overcoats
from all the latest plaid-backs,
grays and browns in double
breasted models-wconvertlbles
as well as plainwlor ull tnstea.
. for no higher thu'u $10.
We show u line of Chinchilla
Overconls in blues and grnys.
lined and hull—lined; the newest
plaid-backs and nhnwl collars;
the kind thnt are very source
in the market.
You cannot see these costs
anywhere for less tllltn tit. or
’18.
Our price is $10 nnd no high-
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$7 and $10
oLo'rHINo co
6 North Main at. so. Norwalk.
{watch sfprlsun guards; (lounge and
‘j ly, in his cell in the death house at
. the state prison in Wethersneld, to
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stty for crime, Tonight.
HARTFORD, Oct airllndor strict
ding. In. of'New Haven. waits calm.-
day, the passing of thefsw hours that
still remain to him before he ls‘callcd
by the «State to my the penalty with
his life. a few mom-ants after mid.-
night. for the murder of Morris Green
berg.
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Did You Ever?
Did you ever know
the joy of a brightly
blazing fire of Carmel
Coal?
“It is like a flirt mused I,
llvoiy. uncertain, brightAcolored,
waving here and there—making
flame that is pleasantly spark-
« ling. dancing prettlly. waving
and leaping like a roebuck from
point to point”
—Ike Marvel, in Reverlss of a
Bachelor.
A quarter or half ton will
not costVyou much and
will give you pleas-
ure and comfort
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Having Purchased the
SANITAl. BAKERY
35 South Main Street,
i solicit the continuation of your pa-
tronage. Nothing but the best pro-
iducts will be offered. made from pure
1 ingredients in a strictly sanitary
JOHN RAIHS
LOOK AT OUR
“Crawler " and James Means
SHOES
S3. 00 S3 50 $4.00
MA‘X LEVY
145 Washington at. Becker Block
Telephone 426-2.
Scrap Metal is Booming
ASK FOR rulers
Every one that works for me must
on honest. Those that are dishonest l
dlschnrge.
Plus is my limit. The slim,
WM. EFFRON
of 35 Fort Biron. East Norwalk.
must be on the wagon and the driver
must give you a duplicate slip. Foutlr
er Beds and Auto Tires a specialty.
. Telephone 441.
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Your Hallway
mukns the lirat impression upon
your vinlloru. but up equip your
hull with ulyllsh furniture.
CHEAPER in! THE END
It good no, in
Vrssuiui
' __iwv to in“
the right paper
"when the right people and gives tho
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lsot no more importance to the evenings wags sooner,
than the systematic saving of even it little tron: every
pay envelope for deposit in ‘ ‘
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BuondAt-lsnd hurnlturs and Sims
' sought and Exshl'hgod.
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“slvo‘n out without causing lulury tor
1and it is known that members of the
Ono cent a pound ‘ for.
outrun "utensil
wontluuod trout First runs:
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their cause and warning those said to,
be implicated. However. they do 1M
deny that important. information has
comic into thelrpossosslon which, it
expected developments nppoar,'wlll be
of material aid.
Found Three Trunks. ..
The locating of three trunks; ap-
parently abandoned in a room at 6.59
Main street, late yesterday afternoon,
is claimed to be part of the important
developments Admissions are made
concerning the locating of the trunks
state police were at the place fox 9.
long time yesterday. Also that of-
ficials, claimed to befederal investi-
gators. were at the place thismorn-
ins. Bridgeport officials have also
been keeping the place under their
supervision. Secrecy is maintained
concerning the contents of the trunks .
but. a persistent report is to the ef-
fect that they contain data and other
important information concerning
"white slavery" procedure in Bridge-l
port and this country. The officials
do not advance information concern-
ing the contents. No denial is made
however that the contents do not have
on important bearing on the cases un-
der investigation.
It is claimed that the trunks belong
to former roomers there. ltnlinns. it‘
is claimed, and that their owners
have been missed since the middlei
of last week, or shortly after the;
murder of .knnie Cay nglirie Sincei
the murder and information con-
cerning the alleged death conference
on South nvcnne, the Sunday night
preceding the. murder the entire ter
ritonl at South nlcnue anti \iain
street has been gone over us it with'
n finetooth comb The trunks were
ltcntcd during this search. Since be-
ing located, according to report, they
hnve been kept under guard, but no
one has appeared to claim them. Sev-
t‘l‘lti officers were noted in that vicin-
lty this morning, but none of them
would admit anything he to what had,
been found. They seemed, howei'er,:
to .be working along 11 definite coursei
of action, to be on the watch for
some certnin developments and to fol-
lowing a definite line, of investiga-
tion.
(I. A. l.n0roix. in charge of the
property, was at the house this morn-
ing and also seemed to be acting un-
der. orders and allowed no one exceptS
those authorized to enter the hallway, '
to say- nothing of going to the room
above. He appeared worried and
was extremely blunt in refusing adAl
mittunce to any calling.
Federal Mon investigate ‘
That federal investigators are at
procedure in other cities is a certain
ty. The Information that at least two
federal investigators are in Bridger
port and carefully‘ working" the old
tenderloin was affirmed at
headquarters this morning. it
also believed that there are othtrs at;
work under their supervision nod in.
mitosis parts of the city. They have:
gleaned by the state and local authori l
ties in their investigation of the murA
dcr czlse‘ and have been in consults-1
lion with them.
Meanwhile the usual hnnnts of tool
degeneratea ‘who have been lnhahlA i
tuting certain sections of the city are
uoticmbly deserted and it is claimed
that the few not inking fright at
first have left. the city silica lt be-l
some known that the governmenti
in looking up their records and work,
stumped on some or them.
will be more pleased than the police.l
"lheru ure 3 number of notorious
chuructcru who hnve been noted
sloop: the city streets lately and tho
pullccmtn hnlc been tonviucod thrill
they were active in the "white slave"
nyvtcm. lint the necessary proof line
1' an inciting. tliul is to secure a cow
victioh in court. The proposed leg
inlailon of itrnssonllng Attorney A.
1.. Behavior to convict on roputniiou
will llcul them a death blow. accord
in” to one tiolmnivn unassuming: and
do llrldimpori u world of shod.
two... m.mww~u_._
lilllll ill Will Silliii
WALL STREET, 30:10 it. m.»-0ne
point gains in li'unndluu Purine and
the independent stool stocks. such he
fiéthiebem Stool sud Republic lion.
were the features at the opening of
today's firm market. Atlantic {toast
Line was 1 L2. The more lmpomut
instills recorded only «slight advances
with (insurance a moderate scale.
unchanged at a per son: willy;
Mrs. Samuel Wulilron of 79 Washing-
ton street. died this morning at the
.sso of four months. The tuners! ser-
ivices will be held from the home at 2
the patents tomorrow afternoon st42
o’clock. Rev. John E. letter will'oftlo
- torn for a. number of years to spend the
company with
. . Hillil Silillllli ililiii'
if the "White Slave" hruud can be;
. LONDON. Oct. 21.»Arue rule of die A
count of the Brink ‘ot unison remained
' from per condor stepsister: in s
. John Clark wudm.
John Clark Woldron son of Mr. and
late and the interment will follow in V
Pine Island cemetery.
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Funsral of Mr. Jackson.
The funeral services over the re-
mnlns of Seth Arthur Jackson were
held last evening at the home of the
parents. Rev. John Stapleton, pastor
of the ‘South Norwnllt Contgrogstibnui.
Church officiated. The services were
largely attended, brief, but impres-
sive. Interment followed thli'nmrn»
ing at Riverside cemetery. The poll-
bearers were young friends of the do
ceased, Walter Ward. Charles Price.
Lawrence Bailey, Leroy Olmsteud,
Lawrence and lsrsel Connors.
Mrs. Mary H. Smith
leFORD. Oct. 31.——Mrs. Mary H.
Smith, a former vice-regent of the na-
tlonnl chapter, Daughters 0f the Daugh-
ters of the American Devolutionnnd
well known in local and state circles
:of the organization died at her resi-
dence today aged eighty seven years
She was born at Brooklyn. N. Y. but
had close association with Milford, as
her father kept the old Milford Tavern
here years ago. It had been her one-
summers here and and winters at
Washington. She was a past regent
of Free Love Badlwin Stowe Chapter.
DA 3 of Milford, to which she gave
as a cite for a chapter house the lan-zli
on which the old Milford Tnvern stood.
The society' a building now occupies
the ground. She was also instrumen-
tal in having tablettcd the. rock on tho
Milford shore as “Liberty Rock,”
which place in Revoltionaiye days the!
lookouts Were stationed to watch for.
ships entering the hnrbor At her ex- l
pence a flag was kept flying there (on
.stantly. a new flag replacing the old
one whenever the latter was worn out.
A son and daughter survive.
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HERMAN ilililiill
Pilillili IllJliiiiil
Horse Fall end. Threw Him Whilel
on Hunting mariner Danzig,
.. German.
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DANZIQ Oct.V; 31.»The German:
Crown Prince Frederick William was.
injured in o hurtling accident. yester-i
work In Bridgeport with the purposeV .3118) near here. End 13 confined ‘0 m“: «A» .. -»»A-» —--»—--»—~—~—--
of fetretlng out any "white slaw” iresldence suffering from the effects.
He was participating In the hunt lni
ll. Princess Ceclln,
'when his horse 0&1 andthrew him. i
When he was pitked up he was,
police l found to be suffering from injuries to.
is i the head and face and no ellml'll'ifiuon Vfacturer
'of blood from the right amt. ' i
The prince was carried at once to
his residence where he is ordered
been given all of the information 'to “WM" by his doctors '0' "‘9 pros- 20 inch French Plumes, finest nunl
out although his wounds are not con:
lsldt red as serious.
The crowd prince. however will not:
be able to represent his father Empor- :
or Willem. tomorrow n: the funeral oft
Princess Rupprecht wife of the Bar
-vnrlnn heir presumptive. us had been
arranged. ills brother Eitcl F'rcklricluz
will take his place at the ceremony. f
leutrlr'dny morning in the Assembly
lini) Murlou DeWitt nod lletlrnnll:
Greenwood favored with two pinnu iV
'nllt ilolh of thong) young artists pill".
ml with grunts kill. The first snicl‘-‘.V
tlion won it “Polonaise" written by Mnr
lily. \iosnkowuki 'l‘hn occult-Ii selection
ion by Loon lj'.iourvlllc
’l‘bnrl- was no football practice you
ilelllny owing to the (not that several
in u... plnynrs had in return and make
up delilclonl work Thule will be u
ulnnnl mention for lint from today in
piepurutlon for the who with Groom
wick lilltb in lireenw‘lch tomorrow. The
[rum will iuuvo on the lit)?» trnin.
llnnknt bull practice is called for in
tiny lit the. armory. it is oxpt‘clflfl that
shoot fifty candidate” will report for
prncilcc. Comma McMahon, Storey,
.0‘lluru null «then of last years team.
will be found in the line up Thanksslvs
ling night
The senior class hold an imparthut
meeting in the Assembly hull yesterday
in the fourth period.
Roaster rehearsals for the coming
Minstrel show are being held daily
REPUBLTWOAN f5 N'l’RlIU‘l‘lONC.
V o $153,655.03 were
received by Republic“ national head.
quarters last «ssh. rising to a
allure.
V profits.
wun entitled "Vulsu impromptu" writa’l
fl .AAAOoitrlbu-i .
may with
‘ ,‘nimbued man it! themes-Asia? you
slid W n
will flint one discs silent l! at ‘“
sous asst dole“ or “Whilst"!!!
“ . suns between but. so tum out. so
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MADE.
TRISTRAM 8 HYATT
Norwslk's Leading Dry Goods Store
V 8 and 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk, Connecticut
Ladies’ Waists for All Oceasions
THE LARGEST AND FINEST SHOWING 0F WAISTS THAT VVE HAVE EVER
Silk ”and Chiffon waists $2.50 to $8.00 *
ALL THE NEW MODELS IN THE LATEST SHADES AND IN BLACK.
White Net 8. Wife Silk Waists
MANY NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STYLES IN LONG OR SHORT SLEEVES.
See the New Tailored Waist‘s
OF WHITE PIQUE, WHITE LINEN AND FINE FLANNEL IN MANY COLORS.
Lingerie Waists
The Beers Meat 8:
Provision Co.
22 West Washington St, South
Norwalk
For Tomorrow Only
Rib Lamb Chops 12‘40
Loin Chops 163:"
Leg of Lamb 15c
as others do. Sell your rags, rubbers,
metals, papers, feather beds and auto-
mobile tdres to. R. Alexander. as he‘
pays the highest prices.
, Also buys and sells second-hand fur~
R. Alexander
fol. 856-.2 21 Raymond 8t.
What do you think
of this? ‘
A new line of Ostrich Feathers we
huve just purchased from the manu-
thereby snvlug jobbers‘
You can get the benefit. To give
you some idea of what this menus
We quote a few prices.
ity .......................... $2 49
21 inch extrn full White Plumes, henn-
tiful and fluffy
it inch lllack Plumes, have to be seen
to be appreciated ............. 98°
The Holmes Millinery
'Phons 405. 3 Monroe St.
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BUY
Hazeiton “
COAL
'- The B: Hershficld 8t Sun Col
Tot. m. 122 mm It.
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SLIPPERS
Black. White, Pink. Bins.
Chiffon rosette. screw hosts.
betschnhle straps. . ’ .
him- ‘the that upon. The report
Astonish“ the contributions were re
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iAriei Cameron;
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compliance With the statute requiring
supplemental reports every girders;
29- 31 West Washington Street
What’s the Use
of laying out a lot of money for your Ci tiles when
you can come to our store, choose from the Largest
and Best Stocks in The Norwaiks and pay for your
purchases in SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS
OUR PRICES
are positively as Low and Lower than the {cheepest
cash store considering quality, and almost everyone is
a ‘ judge of good quality nowadavs. so you can’t be
fooled.
Perfection"
Oil
Heaters
This handy Heater which
can be carried from one
room his another—- no
small. no smokc»ought to
be in every home. We sell
thesclor less money than
any, other store in town.
Come and be convinced.
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On Election Day
”Wral' u llnujumin" Holt and
Ui’t‘l‘l‘llfli.
"ilmljnmlu" Clothes nrc lhu
clunicc of the lenders. All the
best dressers wrur “llonlumln”
l‘lolhcs.
suits and Overcoat. .
$13.00 to $30.00
“Glothcraft” .. 612.00 to $20.00
"Cross” Gloves.
”Arrow Collars. ,
"Kslur" Neoltwear.
74 Washington Street
South Nurwslli, Conn.
FLOOR
COVERING
,. Our Line of
.9 x312 RUGS
Vclnnct be surpassed ..
mitt the florist property prom
too exposure on 51 Scotland Wont
Os titanium do ‘l'sl. flour
Adv. sod sell it.
Norwalk Chronicler