6 North
, one of these suitstand coats.
Mam Street
Clothing Specialists
suit or Overcoat
.A'l‘
t 0
These suits and overcoats are a
case of “seeing is believing,” for
words would seem an exaggera-
tion of their real value. But you
owe it to yourself to seé these
garments for they will save you
money.
some made to order, complete ...
“~Msklnxonly ..,....... .. . ..
Making With findings. .. m...
, no and style guaranteed. ’l‘bi
had in The Norwaike. ‘
LADIES’ TAILORB
82 North Main St.
W...— - __~-W._Ww
IENNNIN PNWNEN .
IIII’IIISINN IN INNINNN
A Number oi Persons Killed and
. Many Wounded, While build-
ings Were Destroyed
mun—y”..—
HAMIMOND, Ind," Nov. 12.-A terri-
Never have such stylish suits
and Overcoats been offered inst)
wide a range of materials as ours.
There will be a style and material
to suit the most critical.
Low price does not alter our
guarantee of absolute satisfaction.
This guaranteegoes with .every
clothing for All Builds ‘
Thisisihe only store where you are sure of a Square
deal in Reliable Clothing at our standard price, $7 8: $10.
OI
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Prowsmn Co.
’Norwalk
Phone at Both Stores
Buckwheat
Pea "
Nut
, Stove
Egg
Broken -
‘ Cancel
Bituminous
1,, Now in Stock
The Beers Meat 8:
y ,22 West Washington St.. South
T351? Mdin Street, Norwalk
_II the Above Kinds
‘_._—
Having Purchased the
SANITARY BAKERY
35 South Main Street. "
l solicit the continuation of younpw
tronsge. Nothing but the best pro-
ducts will be ottered, made from pure
ingredients in a strictly .senitai‘y
JOHN RAItiS
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LOOK AT OUR“
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“Crawford” and .Iaines Means
SHOES
roe. MEN AT,
03.00 $3.50 $4.00
MAX LEVYII
145 Wuhlnuton st. Becker Blook
Telephone 425.2.”
Tortoise
A turtle and a rabbit once agreed
bunny was so far ahead that he curled
up for a little rest, but falling asleep
crawl past him and reach. home first.
Moral:
when it comes to buying JUNK
G. .YOUR-DISKY
and metals.
‘ \
. Eu-..”
. ”QMMMK
lath, Ski'dd,‘ ofv'nfiouth . Norwalh,
lastovnenig in Stamford;
A... .. mm...“
map I“. McMahon Attorney an-
_ , ‘Hegeman, and Mr. and Mrs. Jon
H. Linxwolller, of South Norwoik '
misled; Hall; New Haven on last
Nhhrmdh Council No.1 1,,352 Royal
‘i‘cuhum, Will hold its semicmotithly
on meeting An. evening in out
11' hall in Booth Main street. .
ASK FOR PRICES ’
discharge.
mg: is my limit. The sign,
WM EFFRON
bf 85 em street. East Norwalk,
must give you a duplicate slip.
or near and new ”titles a specialty.
The Hare and the
to run a race, but in a little while the
he gave the old turtle a chance to
Slowly but surely the pee.
pie of The Norwnl-ks have learned that
pays better pricesthan any other
Junktnan. One cent a pound tcr rags
and the ivory best prices for feathers
I ’ternational paper. ufd.. Nurtll Arno.-
ScrapMetal‘ls Booming
Every one that works for the must ~‘
be honest. Those their are dishonest I
Ono cent a pound for
do explosion took place at the Aetnu
Ihere. this morning. llnformatlon" lei
Ihere this morning. Informaotlon is
meagle except that the drying plant'
was blown up and that a number of
persons were killed or bodily Wounded!
The entire pepulaticn of the town is
searching the debris tor bodies. "
CHICAGO Nev. 12. —-—~At the local,
it was stated tliat first, reports ‘ of
the explosion at their plant in Indiana
gave he number of killed as “four or
five,“ but made no mention of wmind-
ed pé’reous. The explosion Occurred
before the hour at which the employee
were due at the plant and no light
could be shed on its cause. Passen-
gers on interurben electric lines or
rlving at Gary, ind, said that debris
flom the wrecked mill was seen a
mile or more from the site of the,
plant. ‘ *
lulu injures.
Jamee Carruthers.
young blacksmith of NbrWalk. died
yesterday at his home, in Bartlett
avenue. The deceased 'wns but twen-
ty-nine years of ago-and leaves his
parents, several sisters and brothers.
The funeral services will be held from
Thursday. afternoon. Rev.“ James.
Benton 'Werner, rector of Grace Epis-
copal Church, will oldeiate and inter-
ment will follow in Riverside ceme-
tery. He was a. ”son of Robert Car-
ruthers. and his five brothers are
Nelson, David. John. Richard and
Robert, Jr., and two sisters. Mrs.
flames Marshall dud Miss Mary Car-
ruthere.
Fannie Bowen Wooster. i
Mrs Fannie Rowan Wooster, wife
of Patent Whitney Albert M. Woes
ter, of Bridgeport. died very sudden-
ly yesterday morning at 6 o‘clock, of
apoplexy, at the home of her. son.
Julian S. Wooster, in New York city,
where she was visiting. “She is cur-
vived, besides her husband and son,
by one daughter, Mrs. J. Orton Buck,
Wednesday and the interment will
be in Washington, D. C.
IIIIIIIY Ill Will NINTH
WALL STRWW’T,10:10a.m.~The
improvement in ,the foreign markets
was directly reflected in the strength
of the local Stooit Exchange at todav' a
opening. Canadian Pacliic gained 2%,
St. Paul 1%. and gains of a full point
_ were made by Stool, Union Pacino!»
high Valley, Reading, Smelting, Amal
gameted Cover and some at the other
. leeueehf lesser IlnpcrlancoH- Anthea
the few‘noteworthy declines were in-
itnllwmay which lost over a point each.
M
FAQS OUT BY GLASS.
sun—MM
phen Novak'a Saloon.
What we'll meant for a practical joke
proved to be a serious accident to one
or the principals last night. Audi-ow
[avenue were enjoying a in; iogeth
er in the latter's. saloon at about 102.35)
1.1th with cnaaamnun antennae elm
All Furs remodeled on the pi'omises at reasonable prices. H A
FEINSTEIN 8. BRIA
T EL. 920-3
GENERAL DIAZ
ESMPESW Filillii PRISON .
,‘ported escape toilowe:
office of the Aetn Powder Company, '
‘is Felix Diaz's nephew.
recently returned from MexiCO. said
After having been ill but about a 1 .‘
Week, James Currnthers, a. well known ‘
his‘wlate home .at 20:30 o'clock on!‘ '
of this city. Her funeral will be held,
Andrew Primes Injured while in Site-y
Pristine, who works at Chernok'e man,
law be on “16 "“0“ Mid the $30? last, and Stephen Nov‘ak. ct dialiroed
uneven-s-Wnyn-i
iv:us.ey-q.--a.~i..v .a
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iv......i...o‘
B is the beekotter you have‘evc _
AND FURRIERN.
W South Norwaik, Conn.
LOUISVILLE, Km, WNOV. lit—«Gen
Felix Diuz leader of the latest revolu 1
lion in Mexico, has escaped from pris-
‘on. cocci-ding to a letter received
here by R. c. Kimmie of this city. .
from R. H. Dickerson at Oakaca, Max.
The latter was dated Oaxaca, Nov. 3.
and that part of bearing on Diaz‘s re»
"This arter-
noon a special edition'came out here
saying Gen. Felix Dlaz had escaped ’ _
from prison by bribing sentriee and ,
80110 by boat dawn the coast. The...
whole town is wild, and Emilio goes
round with r. broad grin on his face.
Emilio says he isogolng with several
other Mcxc‘ane here " ‘
Kirwan says the Emilio referred to
Kit-wan, who
be inferred from ‘Dickerson's letter
that news of the escape of Didz W118
suppressed by the government be
cause of the effect it would have on
other rebels;
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comm. iii“
W
WUTOIST III I ._ .,
i ,. I lilTll TMLLET BAIT
Frank poll. of rt- “cheater.
into a trolley car at the and of the
Winnlpauk lino last, evening. about 8
o'clock With his 1Ni3 Bliiolb touring
car, and damaged this latter somewhat
as a gesult of the collision.
It seems: that Mr. Dollwas about
to swing around the“ car when be
perceived another auto approaching
and collision imminent. Rather then
run into the automobile Mr. Doll di-
rected his car the other way with 11
swinging sweep and struck the trol-
ley car.
I have just purchased “from the mannL
' - Drohte.
‘ We quote a tow, prices.
1 20 inch French Plumes, finest qual-
'21 inch extra run White Plumes, beau-
$449
, 1-! inch Black Plumes, have to he secs:
9
ran;
Mar. Rolland
Winter Underwear
A New and Complete‘ Stock of
. the Beat Makes.
it Shirts and Drawers, . medium
weight, white or gray ..... .
Merlno,, 50¢, Wool,» $1 .qo,
Heavy ribbed, fleeced lined 50c
Heavy ‘ gray wool. . . 750, $1.09
Double breasted gray or eur-
dinal 'Wool Shirts ....., $1.50
Drawers to match . .. $1.50
UNION 3UITS—«Cotfon ribbed,
v.00; wool ribbed, $2.00.
I Reliable Hosiery-
for Men
Cotton 121211.250
Silk Lisle ....... 256.3912, 500‘
* Silk. .25c,” 50c, $1.00, $1. 50.
Woolen .25e, 35c, 50c
of Llnxwelller & Hegeman, of South
Main streetris spending the day in
Bridgeport 0n business.’
as others do. Sell your rage, rubbers, ,
metals, papers, feather beds and auto‘ t
mobile tires to R. Alexander, as he
pays the highest prices.
Also buys and sells second- hand fur-
niture. ‘
R Alexander
Tel. 356-2. 21 Rowland St.
What do you think
of this?
A newline of Ostrich rams... ‘we
tacturor, thereby saving jobbore‘
, You can set the benefit, To give
you some idea of What this means
ity ................... .. “2. 9
titui and fluffy .........
to be appreciated .....
The, Holmes Millinery
Phone 405. " 8 Monroe St;
our ~
" Hazelton
COAL
TheB. Tiershfleld 8: Son Co. 3
51'». m _. nu View it.
The right hand mudguard was bent,
the right lamp broken. and theaxle
twisted quite badly. The car was
removed to the John A. Mills mm
in deaacs street, where repairs are be.
‘ing effected toduyd '
This accident was one of a purely
unavoidable nature and Mr. Doll's ac-
tion in turning into the trolley leer
probably prevented it more serious ac'
cide'nt, which might have taken place
”mu—um-
TEII TEARS LEASE ‘.
TAKEN Ill? TOWN HALL
W
The seleotmen, on behalf of the
town of Norwillk, and hire. Sophie A.
contract for the this at the town but
for another ten ys'Ers at. an Lanmidi
ololock. The party were
Scabbard Air Line, Md, and Bouthernihud 1‘” that the ”DEMON” machine. ' -.
I Attorney 0. C. Housman, of the firm '
Men's ".01).
new $1.76. ,
TAN, startle. cote, “the:
ANT) unripe. ~
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk. connecticut
A Fine Showing oi
Men’ s Cloves ‘
Woolen 25c, 50c ,
Working Gloves, lined‘or un‘
lined .. 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, 02 '
Tau Wnlking Gloves. oi, A3125.
Gray Suede lined ”81.15, 51.50“;
Silk ‘iltied .. . . . . . . .‘ $1.50, $2.00
soon-o..---.
Night Shirts and
Pajamas
ovum FLANNEL
SHIRTaS~For inert,
«for boys, 500.
norms FLhnnnn PAJAMAS'
wFor men,
boys, 69c, 75c, $1.00.
A big assortment of MUSLIN
NIGHT SHIRTS 50G. 750, $1.00
NIGHT
50c, 75c; , ..
$1.25, $1.50; for
‘ 9
of ’aying-out a latent money for your Clothes when
you can come to our Store. choose from the Largest
1» . ' ,.
and Best Stocks in The Norwalks and . pay for your
purchases in SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS
2:
~u
UR PRICES
are positively as Low and LoWer than the {cheapest
cash store considering quality, and almost everyone. is
a judge of good quality nowadays, so you can’t be
fooled.
.........
This handy Heater which
can be carried from one
room
smell. no smith—ought, to , -
be in every‘home. We tell
these for less money than
any other store in townfl
Genie and be convinced.
II:nf::a:-fl‘:;l;l:lli
, to the men and young men of
Monaco", amuse .. also up
into ,. another?— no.3
» ,,.
. ”12,,
“wean a BENJAMIN" '
‘ ovaaecnr.
Just the coat. to suit your
tunic, Mr. Bareful Dresser. ' ,
The “ninjamlii” Doubled
.Broaoted fiend threat nwdsi in
but one of the many exclusions
Overccets we are new arterial
” The Nor-walks.
. , From Will to “it.
imagine» «some ,
Norwalk Chronicler