Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 10, 1913 · page 12

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This ‘ dvertisem'ent is s
" invitationw-toYOU
my cool of us. It is no
earnest than a personal
citation would be and
Ollie people is less an-

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

our careful attention
e coal shall be the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

it or. paints and wall paper.

4; Water St.

The Time
' so your painting and paper-hang-
ne‘. Our experienced men can

to your, satisfaction. The
are exceedingly low. Esti-
os cheernilly given. Special low

C O HE N

. Tel. 342-13

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

cal- Coal -

William Eifrcn

ii. 441. Tel 441.

Coal

.7 0 not want to praise my cool,
ut [am quite sure it you will try
[bushel of my coal you will buy a
1;” I sell a very high guide of

East Norwalk.

. Also I am buying everything in the

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

RENOVATED

Made to Order.

it your work.

Hair Mattresses m.

:uphoisterlng and Repairing of An-
nings, Slip Covers and Mattresses

It will pay you to let no estimate

KOHN

45 North Main 81..

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

for Junk

‘ . ' Guaranteed.

5W: Newspapers, 25c per 100;

Pay the Best Prices

return Service and Honest Weight

Books and Magazines line per
Rugs.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ADE MISTAKE IN WOMAN.
‘ Vl'm‘K Sept.

....eli,\ . . 1.. that M: ll.

tinder of scenic railways,
bodily declared by Mr.
ms. Mrs. Thompson at

”knelt! inrtilcr that the

.Yourdisky

e 912. 27 Ely Ave. 80. Norwalk.

ll). ""TllO story

Laura.
prion. "widow" of L. A. 'lilonlp-
had
killed in an automobile accident,
Thomp-
‘olilcn in this city to be absolutely
the
t time is in Europe with her
5, it use explained. and had not
‘ in this country for some months.
Mrs.
killed was on relative oi

In 11' short time you can look for any 1
"his customers list.” Hundreds 05
well kaolin people, indies end senile. ’
men of thn Twin Cities and other
places, who trade at- my business. will
tell you what I can do.

“Tho manned customers build up
more business from day to day."

:‘Charles Brand

7 Special wmhmaker. ..
‘ Jeweler and Optional.

Dealer in

Watches. Clocks, Jewelry and ‘Optlcnl
Goods at Moderate Prlees,

155 Washington at. South Norwallr.
Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre.

 

 

 

 

BUY
Hazelton ‘
7 Goal

The B. liershfield 81 Son Co.

TEL. 294. 122 WATER 8T.

 

 

 

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F ollow’ the Crowd‘

._ '10....

M. L. ROSENl

where you get the best goods at the
lowest prices.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, RANGES,
STOVES AND CROCKERY.
15 ELY AVE, 80UTH NORWALK
PHONE 72 2 - 1 2

 

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Attorney Judson's Po~

eltlon So Far as Can Be Learned l

irom Him.

Whether or not he intends to try
the railroad cones growing out oi the
Westport wreck. this term, or will!
ask for: a. 39m. term of the Criminal
court, or will drop them altogether,
State's Attorney Stiles Judson reinses
to say and although great interest is
manifested in the possibility or the'

trials 5 coming soon, no word of his;

intention can be had from Mr. Jud~
eon.

For some time. the impression has
prevailed that the cases would not
come up at this term of court. one
rcnson-- for which was the heavy
docket that confronts the court. An-
other reuson was that the sentiment
against Mr. Mellon and the other rall-

rond officials had died down and that
cooler judgment did not demand their H
l Henry C.

being convicted of crime.

With the press of business in the
court it was thought that Mr. Judson
might ask for a special term for
these 08868 but when asked last night
what he intended doing. Mr. Judson
declined to answer. To a direct ques-
tion as to whether he would ask a.
special term he said that hadn't been
considered and that he didn‘t want
to make any statement.

HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIA-
TlON,

The Alumni lsaoclnllon ol‘ the .\‘or—
wlllk lliull school held its meeting last
cloning and William Wclnltz was
(ll «on president of ill" Association.
At the meeting it was tilted to hold
it play in (lctobor and the annual
down in .\‘mcluller and the vvnrly
banquet in .lnnllnrv

Will-«mm ‘llrunlicr Lodge .\o .104,
uonn oi tit floors» nlol ills! omnlng
int routine business,

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Ins-in tonal. m

H

. lions.

{application from Henry C. Solzer was

H We Are Still Doing Business .
Despite Alterations ‘

. We are now located st the formic Auditorium ‘Bulldlnu on North
Main Bil-set. who're we sell all Household Goods, now and second-
Hood, It LoIIve‘st Prices.

* Come in before you go elsewhere.

M. GUTKOWSKY

WE BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND BTQVES.

Tel. 419.

 

 

 

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Charles F. Gehebe, WALL STREET. 10:45 a. m.———An

Charles F. Gehebe, one of Norwalk‘s outburst of strength and activity. in
well-known and highly respected cit— Union Pacific at the outset (I! today's
izens, passed away this morning at 6 593910;; lifted the pnce rapidly and
o‘clock at his home. 50 France street. imparted a strong tone to the remain-
after as ten days' illness with pneu— tier of the market. Union Pacific
mania. The sympathy oi the 'muny Opened with a‘ sale or a block of 2,000
friends and acquaintances of the ism-lghams at a point wbove yesterday‘s
ily is extended the bereaved wife and close and rose rapidly to 153%. 2 5.3
children, ‘The children are ll‘rederlck.iup, Opening quotations elsewhere
John, Albert, Arthur and Ella. Them-regular, with an upward tendency.
funeral services.wlll be held On Friday {The spectacle of Union aPnciiic‘s rapid
morning at 9'0’clock from St. Marv'sirlse, following the quick upturn or
R. C. Church. interment W1“ takeithat stock after publication of the
place in St. Mary’s cemetery, Norwalk. alcrop report yesterday, led to further

ibuylng of the other leading issues.
ENBDLLMENT 0F attending, which opened slightly lower.
l gained a point People' a Gas adv-one
SDHEOLS Is Too LARGE led 1 3 8 and Canadian Pacific 1%
(Continued from Filth Page.) ! WALL S'nlllEET, Noon.——Unconflrm-
' :ed reports that Union Pacific would
sure the boilers without any changes,;dmflbute 8’ (:th bonus to stockhold
zers from the proceeds of the sale of
but that the Hartford Company' 8 rep its Southern Pacific holdings, caused
resentative wanted some changes, ac an upward rush in that stock whichl
““‘dlng ‘0 the T990“ ‘0 him. lai‘iected the whole market which was
Mr. McMahon thought '
rence 11nd cast a reflection upon on- some time past Dealings in the first
other cl'ompans as representatlle 01’ hour increased némly 300 per cent;
0‘10 “ll-“31‘” and Sfild “5 much oler yesterday. Bears who had been;
MT- Lamence denied ”‘9 “CC“B‘“ raiding the list on the strength oii
tion and said he had cost no reflect damage to crops from drouth were
"WW“ echoing the reports . forced to turn about abruptly and cov-l
made, ‘0 him. 191‘ on a rapidly rising market. Pass;
‘er McMahon 99"”5‘9‘] and Kit | age of the tin-ill? bill by the Senate and:
.Li‘wm‘m‘ “1°" said £113” 1““ “ml“‘m‘ publication of the crop‘repolt late yes- i
will “0‘ 1"“ the insurance 0“ the ieliiay removed the restraint which
Iboilers .myway in Older to obviate all Md been imposed 1,) these two chk‘
”0‘1"!“ ' ‘fnclors. Lower or stations in the com-l
Mr. MCMM‘O“ said 1‘1““ ”“5 “’“slmodity markets were reflected unto-i
the ”1'0“” Spirit for ‘1 memlhcr 0f maticullv in higher prices for the
“‘9 board ‘0 assume and M“ L‘W' grain carriers. increasing needs ln‘i
”"09 replied. "I would “0’ ““5“” it call money rates helped to create bull-l
anyway, now. “9 dont care what lsh sentiment. '
M“ McMahon thinks that is j“fit'the first hour were well held through
the attitude I, have taken the morning session, lithough there
”1 pill ”Sign “l the motion W“ was less notillty aitel‘ the climax oil
v'alls.‘ was an apparent ofter- thought the upturn had been leached Bonds
of Mr Lawrence. Ewore ilrm
Mr. McMahon amended the motiona
to the effect that the. insurance with
the Hartford Company be renewed at;
the new rate and it was so votedj
unanimously. ‘Latest Notice to Mariners‘From the
Mr. lieach said that, new boilersf Lighthouse Establishment
were installed ‘11 EN“ NOI‘WMR T01 (‘hnuges in navigation aids in near-
cently and that they are not insured. ,
but. this matter was lightly dealt with
and quickly passed over.
Truant Officer.
It was suggested that the matter of
a truant ol‘llcer be. taken up. Another

 

 

 

 

 

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CHANGES MADE lN NAVIGATION
AIDS

.~lichtllou5e establishment are as fol
,‘ low:

Nantucket Sound w Easterly en.
trance. Pollock llip shoals light ves-
sel, .\‘o. :3. Name changed Aug. 19
to Pollock Rip slllt’ light vessel. No
received. He stated that. he could 73' ‘
give his whole time to the position. lllcck island
iv‘. 8. Lyon hm] withdrawn his name. southeast 1mm 518mm

Vol: signal to

having misunderstood the duties im- be moved. "pm” Sept. 33' 1913. 27
posed by the recently created office. yards. 339 M den, true. N. lil‘ E

combining clerical work with the fro“)
truant officer's dullcs.
The ballot resulted as follows:
Ebenezer .\i, Crohlotwdl.
Sclzer-~»2.

The former was declared elected.

mug” to roof or englllc house
which will then be l‘l‘lllo't'f’ti. .
tlmmettlcut, New .l-lnvell harbor.
(‘llnlluos in aids to navigation to be
.llliltle, about (let. it). lillll, as fol-

Br00ksidtn School Janitor. ‘ lows:
Mr. McMahon protested the (““0“ Sandy Point lll‘eakwntcr light sta~

at the recent, special meeting in rela-
lion to the janitor at the lirooksldc
school and said an injustice had been
done J, R. l’. lioyl, who had been ill
and unable to allcud the ulcciinus.
He said Mr. lloyt in aggrieved. as he
lwns anxious to continue in tho ca-
l'llflC-lll'. He said the disposition of
the last rcmllnr meeting was to por-
lmli Mr. llovt to nominate his own
candldulc.

llr, (‘ltnlr- tlloulzht publicity should
be illwn to the matter of the luck of
school intuitive in an attempt to salt
tho luldcd equipment ncccssliy Ilc- m.
mnrldlltl. hr the voting of thc, r'cfclcn- ‘
duln on tho titlllllll bond issue.

The monthly adjourned allch i to
,the call of the chair.

t‘llalrlnun Wlmlcr
night and all members were
with the exception of Dr. W.
5403.1 ll, l’ lioyt. lllllwrt
lord and A .1 disallow.
MANY AMIlIIICANQ LEVY HEXICO,
” muvrtflvo’x. rm. sent. lithIih
a maul“ list numbering ml, the
uterus of sailors are Americans cli-
ioenll. the #43“th Hortense. arriv-
ed hm new: trots 111mm sod
lrm mu. The not. will m Mil
and: mm miles call em of
mm
it is W the: M

lion to be chlablcsllcl‘.
be occltltlul: u-llllc oi about
lilopva-r, 3.3 l‘cot above water”
culling every two sccollda.

(in south cud or sandy i’llint dyke.
on black pyramidal skeleton steel ton'v
or. 30 feel lllnll, with slotted (illylllnrla‘
below lantern. and white tank house
lIll-llllc frame of lower. on rectangular
collcr’ctc lllllli‘.“

lllll-Ilslll‘ ol‘ lluhl to be increased on
:lllll mm. lens lilllll'l‘ll burning acety-
lla‘lli'.
l-‘nt'. signal will lu- a bell oporntel

uch-ll'll-lty. to round thus: 0“,.
stroke. sllullt one accond: one stroll".
nllcnt sell-ll seconds.

l’mlllllm Lulltllllo ll
lulu. lfl til’l‘lq. N: longitude.
35 min. ill slam. W.

la‘nrtt liar buoy, ft, lhlrrlaclans can.

tll'll-a l'.
712 dell».
i'lrllnltlltl last
prt'wm
.l. 'l‘rs-

0. vol water. :loll yards. H'Ilflfll‘i‘i‘l‘ mm M“:

7.x i-l. luau, li‘illl ares-om position of
Forty fills hum. :l.
diuontinncli

“eel listen Finis insolul m lit!
,movod silent one suds it?» Well
true, one TH E 1m intuit iaali‘n‘lil
one of ureter and new {rein we:
rule on autism» w.

W m lilo lists also

the centre» at. me

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momma-sew Mom mm soils
hmmnmm msmflmmw
Mummmomm er; tom

mammals-m 3'

"M“ L““"fi‘nmre animated than any session fort »

Gains established lnl

aed to respond and fell into the see all

ily waters announced this week b\ the.

Sound-«Jllock island .

. present location on small, white housel

The light will‘
10. c1lu~ ,
on“

to be llatuhllahml in 1‘ Hi isthmus ol‘
‘ loan. it is believed ears Mo ‘11an

thlcll will then be;

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TRISTRAM 8,. HYATT

. Norwalk'slnading Dry GoodsStore,

Mason’s, quarts, or pints, 45c dozen
“E. 2.,” quarts or pints, 59c dozen

“Lightning”, quarts or pints, 906 (102. , Parailne So a cake

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

3 & S. Gazette Building, Nerwallt. Conn.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Jelly Glasses H

6 02., 19c .. dozen
8 oz," 24c dozen
10 02., 29c dozen ;...-

Mason Jnr Cops... 19¢ dozen ’3'.“

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Jar Rubbers, all kinds,
3 dozen ior 250

Jelly Sealers, 100 in package 50 9..."

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

for Hire
Day or Night l
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Telephone . . . 1440

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David W. Raymond l

UNDERTAKER

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NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING. l .

27 WAsHlNGTON ST.
Tei.. office. 10693; house. 693.

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m~_.~ mm ,4 . W.._..,__, __., 5
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same date from 36 000 to 2'60 000 can-
tile—potter No other change

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heavy less of gas due to the cold zit.-
Inospherc and alread) was unmanngp !
a'blo when taught by the storm Thai
entire amount of water ballast was

{thrown olcrbnard but the nirslllp fail-l

l

a point about 18 miles north of llelgo
land.

The hurricane which destroyed the
latest German naval airship. turned in-
to a slendy gale today, .lnd it had.
been imposssible to locate the wreck l

a l

l

aeroplane accompanying the dirlgilllei
also had a narrow (scape from dos
traction 'llle aviator. Lleul Louie-l
field. how,ever sun the cyclonic storm

towards Helgolnnd
time.

The Zeppelin l.-l tried to circle the
storm, but was drawn into it.
rudders and methane: uele usellss
and the lleaIy rain and furious winds
jammed the helpless crait seaward.

The oclupants of the inward car‘-
‘ncver had a (hence to escape. l‘he
persons saved were? riding in the
rear gandoln.

He landed just in

i BODY FOUND lN TRUNK.

Bookmaker"; Clerk. Missing for Some
j Time, Victim in Mysterious

; Murder.

4 OTTAWA, Sept. lllxw'l‘llc body oi
Charles Robinson. of Brooklyn. .\'. \‘..
a boolunaker's clerk. who had been
missing since the ("onllunlllll l‘nrk

race meet. was found ill ll lrunl. in n‘

vacant house at :lfih’ Solncracl ‘lll‘tll’i
last night. The police :itlllli’llliilirl)‘ ho.
gun an investigation into what lmt“
prowl to he ll minder mystery dillh pit
of solution.

"the trunk was discover-val under .1
pile of coke in the llilili'lllt'ill. wilt-I'll
'it lliid evidently lain (or thrill”

determine ll) what
nod met his death.

The correct name oi the mufllvrrd
stein. lie lived in Brooklyn with ht:
wife. soother and pistol!
therebmmdelothom. “View
lice err. searching for the Mines:
who with lint imh mm“ “M“
My to tit W W m

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immunities 1mm nnn‘

tare teen com who in Wall

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it became known that the hvdro-lf _
BRAVES TO lNVADE A TOWN. l
l llncas Tribe, \lo 26 1.0 R .\l.,

met last evening and
‘ dance and a mixing of our point in
appromhing and piloted his mmmnelpropnration for
.\eu Canaan ill full regnlla, tomorrow
2,11ight for the purpose of adding: a few
scalps to adorn the Wigwam in
N" Washington street
portntion methods, on automobile bus.

cal boys hope to capture a prize tor~
excellency ill the parade and will on-
lot- the carnilal until it lloses up for
the night
lNOl‘\\fllli at 7
going must be aboard at that time.

quw mu.

George W.
was arrested last evening by (lillrcr
(fiunc, who ’cllargsd him willl
‘ brcach’ of the peace and nie-
llis case came before Judge
Keogh, this morning. and he. was scu-
tcllt-oll In no data in the ill-illucpol‘l

drunk,
sunll.

.llIEl.

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. 23mm. .
'lhe body was so badly «lua‘olllllllw-Ila
that the discorcrors wow tumble! in:
lucdlls Robinson .

u
: for i'nll “'1‘ be out»? that
‘2 it is site): best to etch s was up .aa Mi .. =3 clinics!” to

‘ Kilt or 3 Mnfi "It.” * ill!" is ”only: he it :i a 1 thin! that;

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gift" "W‘fl/"-I-’~

sexism

too will sure more snow
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H. Krieger 81 Co.

The Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks
West Washington Street

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Choose Now and Pay

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Enable You to Wear the
Beat of Everything.

BOYS’ AND GIRLS’

3 _ v 3 s
for School Openlng
Bring in your boys and girls and we will tit Illcm
so that they may be proud of themselves.

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Richard J (‘ntblll stints tomorrow
for Chattanooga, Tennessee, to attello
the big Grand Army celebration there,
Mrs. Cutbill. Mrs. Clarrissa ll. Bates
and George l. Buxlon are among the
.\‘oru'alk people who will leave later
in the week to Dill‘ilclplilt‘ in the ex-
orclscs.

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Modern

will be employed bv the local rcti Pl d
asklns in reaching their pl'zcy but the. ain an
old time lighting will follow. The lo-Z

Simple
Advertising
Increases
Profits.

”l‘llc auto ulll lento South
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