cod" ii
Let “looks?
C
trim am e minimum on
kindeoiflm mackerelookn, Watches ‘
iWeitw.-Els1n. standard, swirls, in.
fisersollyotoa. .4, y I. . . v .
f I you Need "Jevveiry?
. . i hovenn‘ew mode in Chains. 5M
Chains, your: Bummer Buttons and
Plus! ~ , . .
You Need Optical:
~ .1 *1 Goods?“
I give you as well known, up-tiodate
goods in‘ Lenses, Eyeglasses, apoc-
ltacles, lie-ding: Glesse, Thermome-
ters, Barometer-e, etc.
You save money by buying at
Charles, Brand
155 Washington at. South Norwnlk.
Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
oo'oo‘oooooooooo ooo
BUY
1
men than a personal
“r tfltion' would be and
p e people is less an-
t. ‘ ‘
at convenient to call in
ring us up on the '
and your orders will
our careful attention
, ‘e‘coad 'shali be the
t obtainable.
.———-—
MHWi‘
The?”
to supply your
to be ‘i‘ound anywhere.
' I! win-could make you fully realize what it saving it means to We
summer-wearing apparel needs 11
here right awaymtoday—und take advantage of t
gains this sale offers. ii‘iner goods are not made,
Come and investigate.
Sale in, both storesnfltamiord and South. Norwelk,
Q
ow you would come .
hose exceptional her-
lower prices are not i.
* . » Hesse
‘ “(3‘3 SM W“ 5‘6 South Norwalk p .
ALE. ,
W
Hand, at Lowest Prices.
Comein before you go elsewhere.
M. GUTKOWSKY
WE. BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND STOVES-
' ' P
p Artistic attern Cloths
ill": .2 inches x 72 inches, $3.75; 72 i! so inches, $3.25, $4.56, $5.00.
i=5 H ° ‘ ‘
ii :, emstitched Damask Sets
I .'
:2: Consisting of Table Cloth end 1 dozen Napkins. $4.00, $4.75, $5.50, $7.50, $8.50, that make ideal wed-
_. .,- ding presents. .- ’
.- - .SCALIJOPED TABLE CLOTHS in ‘ =
.. several attractive designs $5.15.
' Tel. 419. MONOGRAM nook TOWEDS, 25c, 39c, 50c, 75c. ’ ’
:3. DAMASK TOWELS, special values at 50c.
32- ' .,
r.-
-,.,- ,I‘IZIp’u WWfiVMM ~ - . .
rewrite-isotherm.-. -i. on
We, Are Still Doing Business
Despite Alterations '
We are now located at the former Auditorium Building on North
Main Street, where. we cell all Household Goods, new and second-
. Hazelton 5
Goal
The B. Hershfield & Son Co.
TEL. 29%
ve your painting and psperbang-
. done.‘0ur experienced men con
ii" to your satisfaction. The
re exceedingly low. Esti-
,‘ oheertully. givon, Special low
,r. paints and wall paper. §
COHEN
liter St. Tel. 342-13
122 WATER ST. .
,M
_AFull Lineof é
Boys’ Suits and '
Shoes at the New i
Men’s Store
I I "
William Elfron
East Norwalk.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
‘ Also I am buying everything in the
Louis Avrick
Post Office Block, South Norwalk
, ’ .
-:;
Follow the Crowd
.. 10 __
now and save mon-
ey. Weeisodosil M - L. R 0 S E Ni
kinds of UPHOL- where on the best code at he
srnume and our. 'lowestzn-iceew ‘ t g
i R 11 ' .
aggressgaggniw lFunNi'runs, omens, RANGES,
8d, sup COVGI‘S made‘ STOVES AND CROCKERY.
Our work 15 ELV AVE” SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 7 2 2 - 1 2
to order.
is guaranteed. Esti-
mates cheerfully giv-
en.
”10% Cheaper i
Come to the blow England
Grocery and get your groceries
10 per cent. cheaper then also
where.
New England Grocery Co.
’hen You Begin the Full
y Houseslennlns . 72 No. Main at. Tel. 158.
smut 1 pay the highest prices for
' Tel. 158.
"no. 1 inner ’l‘iibes. 25c n 11).; No.
butluhes, lfic n 1b,; Auto Shoes, 8c .
l : Books and Mllgiiziiics, 35c pPl“
Newspapers, 2.50 per loo; Rugs.
1
I, . Yourdisky!‘ Plain and
, 9* 912. every Ms. Bo. Norwnlk, , Simple
Advertising
Increases
Profits.
l)
u
oney L Deposued ‘ ‘
On or before Friday, Sept. 5th,‘1913, will be credited with
interest iron: Sept. 1st. All accounts receive equal atten-
tion at, ‘
eSoiithNorwalk Savings Bank .
ivited the Public Utilities Commission
_ may” um
"Large bore. in the sale deposit department only “110's t:
WW...—
WlilLIliliFllllll WREGK
(Continued lrom Eighth Page).
i
Public inquiry on Friday.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 3.~~’l‘he inter-
state Commerce Commission will be
gin n public inquiry hero on Friday
into the cause of the. wreck of the Bar
ilurhor Express, tciciicopcd yesterday
morning by the White Mountain Ex-
press 21 Tubes Heist, seven miles north
of here, with a loss ot‘ twenty-one
lives.
The hearing will be conducted by
Commissioner McC‘hord, who has in-
oi‘ the State to sit with him, us has
been the case at prevtous wreck hear-
lugs.
W. H. Belnap. inspector for Unicorn-,-
lilission, ni‘rivcd hero todily and sei‘v~
ed notice on President Elliott oi the
New Haven roiid thnt he would expect
the attendance at the hearing of nil
witnesses who could throw light on
the causes of the wreck. i
‘i‘rcrsldent Elliott snid that the road
were eager to assist the commission in
every wuy and thut all evidence that
could be guthered would be ploced at
its disposal.
' "This investigution will he one of
the most thorough ever conducted in-
to a wreck on the New Haven road,"
said hilt Beinnp toiluy, niter it long
distance telephone conversation with
Commissioner McChord iu Washing-
ton. “We are not only going into the
causes of this wreck specifically, but
we intend to bring to li§ht the funda-
mental conditions of operation and ev‘
ecutive munngoment with which may
lie behind this remarkable fact that
the New Haven has suffered from
more wrecks than any other road in
I the United States in recent yours. Our
I inquiry will go much deeper into these
conditions than the inoulry into the
lwreck at Stamford lust Juno. ’i‘iint
illlid mainly to do with the personnel
‘oi employee and the riucsiion of odo-
.'qunte broken. in this inquiry we shall
ilOOk into the general operation of the
road, into methods oi‘ running truins.
lschcdules uiid hondwny of trains. into
{the iiigiuil system and every other
1 possible factor. lie euro we are going
to the bottom in u most thorough lilllir
nor. l have no doubt lillil, the commis-
n
drastic.
to investigate the sluiiul system.
trnilmiiii involved in the wreck iiiid
sold no attempt would be lliiido to
question them or nny oiliciulu of the
mud until the public hunting. limitl-
lioor A. ll. Milli-r. of the tint" llurbol‘
train, will be one of tho ilrsi witness-
es colic-d on li‘i'lduy. mill ('5. l.. iliirdo,
uciiornl milliiiycr, will he nnothcr. it
is likely thiit l’rouidcui Elliott will
ulpo hike the stood before the inquiry
in iliilehed. ’"
xii r. llclmlp denied thui the New Hil‘
von lilid been guilty or disobeying the
orders of the ('Olilllillililtill when it
burned the wrocknltc lost night. lie
explained that F. A. liiiwiird. nu iiiv
specter of the commission, was on
the scene oi the wreck curly yostor~
tiny and after having mode on inves~
tigntlon, released the wreckage to the
railroad company yesterdny nitsruoon.
Meantime Coroner Mix will conduct
a secret inquest. This will begin to-
morrow behind closed do rs. ,The
bayonet stillipere’iste in his "mind to
Elite out the dot loot whet learn-
ed...“ the ' penguin ‘ inve’ igntlon
.f-wliich he began yesterday. This was
relieve been resume wow theol-
ilcos or the New Haven reed. but the
r
h
lcoroner was not in evidence when sev-
‘ernl of the truiumen involved in the
‘wreck put in their appearance.
”EAT“ ”8T '8 2‘ hitter were examined by General Mun-
ogcr Barrio in the presence of C. 0. El-
’ fwoli. chief engineer of the Connecticut
know the facts and it will get them.“ Public Utilities. Commission.
..: ‘ 4‘lNorwalk's Leading Dry Good; Store,
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Dainty D ‘ k T bi L' ‘
:In this department are are showing a most complete wssortment wit-ll e. wide range 0! prices
and designs. ‘ ,
DAMASK TABLE LlNEN by 'the yard at 50c, 750, $1.00, $1.10, $1.25, $1.50.
NAPKle to match in 20 inch and 24 inch sites do proportionate prices.
{Wr‘
- I.I.U.I_l “(at
The ‘
do not see that anything is gained by! wet with no effective rcsislnn .
‘ . . ,_ cc at HP: ~ - . ‘
mum“; .. public mm... 1 We not mm. The Comm mm m Won; The Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks
followed that practice. ' i'iiless there feuture ol‘ the preceding session. show-i
should be some pnrtlcuiar reason i do‘ ed p softer tone. Amulgnninted leading:
“0t “‘30 any- reason for changing my ili‘iho decline. with ii drop oi‘ u poiutf
practice. 1 do ‘1‘“ cane 110“ Coroner Now Haven uguin lost ground, toiling, !/
mm?“ M the {Stamford “"3”“ (3011.: a point to flu, it new low figure. In the; H
"“0“", {“5 “WW“ I believe that 1 rullroud list. Reading l‘iiioii l’ncilic‘ “-
ilCC‘UllipllSll more by not
witnesses ‘0 ”“3 Iryiugoxperience or it?” back a point, proved most susccpb:
subjecting
a 13")“0 lieutriutg." ti 1 it i til Filllo to pressure. California Petroleum" i .
. ‘9 rcpor s mm ‘9 ‘0’”) “ s " 3 (“id Pittsburgh Cool Preferred also re-l ‘ E bl i t W I th
' on ‘ ’ " ’ . \1
‘1”0';‘1“d‘:“tle;l It“: “‘"wfist 5km coded a point. After hall an hour or; 5“ “a e O“ O ear 8
\vou ( pro la ) y in 0 no. 3"“ 0 3“” trading the soiling became ices active! ‘6 ‘
tire of 17 patients. Those who nre‘ J . . . ' B t f E Vth g
and there “lib n small l'llllV.
. i y es 0 ver ill .
expected to die are: desire and Edna.
Annette, 0f Bayonne. N' J" “”5" Kim iii'o conditions l'nrorcd hour soiling‘
inc-rump. of 620 East 7t‘ili street, New: “mm today. The we“, of lurihori
iork; William O. ilowiund, of l’hiln-‘Wm. chop reports and
dolphin, and '1“ 51- Coimuy. who l“misintcmenls of railroad earnings Were:
said he wus from Bucksport, Maine.
Mr. Steinman All flight. i
More that mlshnp 'lllad beiulien‘
Portland, Maine.
Eihliis kept up the search for
Steiiimun, as it did not seem possible
[but he had escaped deutli.
James Hale Stelnmuu. «oi inncaetcr,
Pd. missing member oi‘ the Fox party
who had been in camp at Juckmun.
lilo, were ended this morning when
Mrs. steinmun appeared in person. Un-
heknown to the other members of the
pony Mr. Steinnmn left the [ruin at
All last night Mr.
Mr.
‘The special trdin to carry the live
bodies of the Fox party was made up
at noon and it consisted of two bags
gage core which had been turned into
funeral cars. and o Pullman. Miss Bid.
die was ii daughter or A. Mei-cor Bid-
die. of 'i‘orresdulc, l’u., and a cousin
of Mrs. Elkius: Mr. Fox, a brother-iii-
low or Mr. Elkins; Miss Davis was a
daughter of Dr. t‘hnriee N. iinvis. oi,
l’hlludoiphlu; Miss Mario Logan Bill-
litt. u daughter of Logan iiuliitt, oi‘
the slime city, and Mr. thQuiliuu, a
bunker nod son of Hi“. hlcthiilluu, oh
that City.
Injured in New York.
NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-~«Unly one or
the injured brought here
from tho \‘Vulllugi‘ord wreck wus re-
ported today in n serious condition.
This was Miss .ionnc Stoddurt, it pro-
city.
slou‘ii iiction iii the mutter will be l’csuloiiui nurse, MW“) lioiucis
Miss Stoddurt iii suffering from
Mr. iloliiilp sent two of his lilupoc-I " broken tillilb ilild m] “)1qu buck.
"or” to the ”um“ “i U”! “TM“ ioduy ’l‘hi- phvuichiuu there «were not certuln
H" thiit sht- wouidlirot well.
bus thus for iuiidu lio exiiiulnuiion of, Louis Aliuchiii, “f Norfolk. VIL, who
in this
woe hurt nhout the hood iiud buck. imd
John Dixon. ol‘ Yuiciu'oii. N. "I! Mimi" NW. " r ‘ ' _
hood ond book were ”my”. bruised. Accordingly thiiliiiioo wulkod llitlllg_;WJ%'HwH' was!“
illlri hot iilld dusty mud n diutiiucc ol’ ‘ Wrrr W“ '
wore resting comi'ortubly.
EARL OF CARRICK AN ACTOR.
l.ii.\:llii.\2, Sept. 3.“
Hell is iimiouiiisod ioduy iltl i
The Earl of itiir-
ho latest
heavy tone pervaded the-eurly train;
ing in stocks today. The success with3
which bear operators depressed
it.) vesterdey, in the face of the fore! . .
I noou’s display or strength, encouraged . rleger 0 ,
‘ O
Coroner Mix said ““5 afternoon: “1. them to further efforts today and they1
‘Wiifl made in the local market to ur-i
‘stocks were being distributed quietly? -
yi-slel‘du)’ ..
on Will Sliill
WALL STREET, 10:45 a. ll].*"A{
the
l
West Washington Street
N
Choose. Now and Pay
Later. Our Credit Terms
,‘r
and Northern Pacific. each of which?
d
WALL S'l‘ilwl‘li'l'l‘, X00li.-‘Sil(ii'iilii'
BOYS’ AND GlRLS’
:CLOTHING ~.
for School Opening
‘ Bring in your boys nnd girls and we will lit them
so that they may be proud of themselves.
unfavorable ‘
relill’orccd by other nchrso considering J
lions. (‘nil money, which toniclied‘iif {I
per cent. late yesterday. wns renewed, H
today at ‘3 Iii, or its above rct‘cui} ‘
quoluiions. Foreign interests were nc-t
lli’e sellers and no sustained
effort 1
Weakness oi" invesi»
indications thut
l
rest the decline.
mciit shares and
WE, $29329}
geometrica-
m.—
ou rallies restrained speculative buy-l
ing. (.‘opper issues wore affected by:
pressure abroad nguinsl them, despite?
the fact that London's price for. the!
moist] was maicrially higher. lieclincsi
reached 2 points in Union Pacific oiid‘
Bending and half that for Steel,.
Amalgamated. St. Paul, Can, (iron:
Northern and others. New Haven was,
bought by the shorts lifter thc prise“;
hroiic to till, but its recovery u'ils,
smull. Hoods were irrognlur.
DIDN'T KNOW BET WAS OFF.
Collaneo Walked From South Nor-
waik to Stamford Alone.
\Vliou Dominick liunt, of I. llciiryl ’ndvancement,
slrcol. lillil .lohn liuni. his cousin.‘ to the , i The help wanted columns of The
forum on Sunday morning that more
were no tailors for their “('1 tilnt they
could wuik from this city to New \‘orkl
iii ulxlccu hours, uiiiriiii; from \\'oo.~i-
li'i‘ squuro Sunday morning lit ciklit
o'clock, they liltil no wuy of notifying,
"illi h" ('lllililliio (but the horn wore oil.‘
(‘llliuuon wont, to South Norwoilt Sal-i
lil‘duy night to wuik from South Nor-
wiillt lu Sinini‘ord on a hot that i‘iit-i
‘luiwii could not l‘l.‘ili'|i illi' liillor pincei
iii-fore the two Hunts could wulii it.
from this city, so (‘uituiiro‘s irioiiilsi
li'.iF’l'-“0RTUNI'TIE'ci.
i
Each day brings new opportunities,
added (possibilities. for thoee who
. I ......
The Advantage .
, of Liberal :are niive to their chances and quick
' jto take advantage or conditions.
NewSpaper | There is always a way for the con-
. - isolantious. skilled worker to get
Advertismg
'aiiehd—write a Sentinel Want no.
i
| .
i is Apparent
stating briefly and concisely your ex-
}pericnccs; tell of your prollcicncy rind
.seck a position where energetic. well-
idil‘ected service will result in definite
i
‘ Sentinel cover every legitimate line
Management 20! human eniicitvor. Cocks, soles
‘ ‘ people, stenogrophcrs. molds. nurses,
. O I
Which is Alive
skilled specialists in various lines.
to its 1
professional nod hiielucss experisw—nll
are at the command of the users oil
Sentinel Wants.
_.... .. _..... ._ .........,_.. ......
The woman Woo relies upon Hentiv
nel Wont Advertisements to secure
Opportunltles' "' the household help liilil ii little time
tier other thin“
iiiluu iliiioe, under the iiiiprosslou llluti
.hu wuu rnclug the two Hunts. ll. wrist]
but until they i’iiiiod lo uppcilr thut}
he knew tlilit the two Hunts hiid not!4
up oil the wulk lliiiiliui'y News,
New Styles iniiats
for Fall 1913
pro. now helm: shown.
i'ocrilll from tho riiiiku oi the nobility K0
to thi- Music iliill since. it is stiitodz
that his uppcnrunco hill-l been oi‘rnuw; . EXPERT REP/HRING CLOCK.
cd for m, mm, dulo m “ mm.m~[‘plny ‘ Hoiiicliiiiig him gone wrong with tho
“mm,“ ”A Point "f 1.10m,“ Home ornniuoiilnl clock of Taylor und
Tl”, Flori U, (turnok is concliiered (tuition in Washington Hll‘i‘i!i within
one of the ointment amateur gem!“ in ; the pilot few dnys and it bull resisted
40 ‘ rill litleinpte to keep it going. An ex»
ui‘lstocrntio society. He is nearly
i’ijlil‘i‘i of age, He Him in ”if! “on“; of DON. him the Ciili‘ilt (llfll‘lilililit‘tl this (If-
ilornoon and is repairing ii that con
Lords us liiiroii Butler, which title
1", received 1“, mm. ills onridom. root time may he maintained here
being an lrish one, does not entitle after-
him to it sent in the House tit-Lords.
lie was formerly an officer in an intim-
try regiment in the Brittlslr Army.
Inc...“ .
TOO LATE FOR cLApeiPiosTion.
WANTED—«2 rousieiihb honors
for light bousekeepirragflin meet Nor-
, a,
WW“
Lester Deere and James Tron-bridge.
. of Grassy Plain street, Were the week.
end guests or friends in Noi'wslk and
Monday attendedplths collibrgtlonffiin
Darlen.-Diililllli‘y§Ncws, fl}. QT»,
walk. Address no.» the cities.
. ‘ ‘ s3 Stloi Center street, hethei.
. a
I.
Inncc: us well no time our] trolr
tile, by 'phoning or sending to
lie whenever tiny port of your. _.
snnihiry equipment concert to.
“be out of order in the least.
"Home-mulls" ,
mulls-shifts oi best, and are ill ‘.
costliest
“place your plumbing problems
on our shoulders, rind
.lohn Wyliehct. orwnik, heir been ’ ..
visiting his moth" , hirs."M.‘iil. Wylie. :
it first starts. because its idiie
donor is to grow worse lvilhg:I
neglect.
You
it is always best to watch $3.9,
lonk or ii plumbing rcpnlr wile $3
i
storm.
i
[lililoyv 'l
will me much
repairs
the long rune-«3,!
"4'.
we will ..
them promptly and out
in
,eour
fin.“ I ........
1. ,
A wide mono or styles. colors
illill dimensions, the very style-n
hciiiir. shown in the New York
$3.00, $4.00. $6.00,
h’nos highest grade velourn ,
$10.00
Pink Shirts $2.00
Velvet Pour in llnnde
Q‘Illh‘llibill 500 and ‘1400
’1
Joseph Davis
I: weenmh‘rou critter,
H heuristic. coils.
Norwalk Chronicler