5, .
vgnougd up!
. ‘fln’lii ”mm!
fl'floldsvllllodv’floootmzp only
Eye Inmao‘Flttod.=mh. any ,
Preocrlptlonc (lawfully ‘Fllled. 3
Firetolmfl‘hermdmoloro . 50o. uP
Flt-stolen: Barometer-.0... 13.25 up
Nowhere can ~ you not. your "pain
done“ batter. .
Chains 35:; up
.n‘
‘u
‘cIoI
A... son
7 mindful...» outlaw w- an on n
- man. It Lomu Prim-
- w Doing
Despite Alterati‘
. ,w. an «Minot-dot mo'tormqn‘ Auditorium Building unworthy ~
I ‘ Conic in before you go elsewhere. .
M. GUTKOWSKY
“ WE BUY SECONDJHAND FURNITURE AND STOVEI.
business ‘
7 us
. . . pm
aha-hold.
flood-l now and milk .
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IllJJJ-IJJJJ. I,-
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Very Nico Clocks . ; . .. “.90 to $16.00
Good Alarm Clocks: from ”.00 to $10
Nickel Watches Afrom .. ".00 to M50
Sliver Watches from .. $4.50 to $8.00
Golddllled Watches from )7 UP
Charles Brand
RELIABLE 'W-ATOHMAKER,
JEWELER ‘AND OPTIGIAN.
155 Washington“. 80th Norwalk, '
Opposite Hoyt'd Theatm
WATOH FOR THE NAME.
,1;‘cdyertlscment lava-
. { invitation to YOU
conifoi us. It is no
‘ot convenient to call in
', ring us up on the
, t obtainable.
l
BUY
‘ Hazelton
Coal w
The B.llershlicld&30nC0.
TEL. 294.
your painting and paper-hang-
Juno-rpm exporionced men can
,‘to your satisfaction. The
are exceedingly low. Esti-
uheomnly given. Special low
paints and wall paper.
COHEN
”tor St. 'Tel.342-131
122 WATER 8T.
gal. Coal - Coal Follow the Crowd
. L I X ‘ ‘ ' * I" 0 >_ , .
silo not want to praise my coal, M . L 4; R 0 S E N
{am quite sure if you will try
lowest prices. -
FURNITURE, CARPETS, [RANGESV
I STOVES AND CR09KERY.
'15 ELY AVE“ SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 7 2 2 - 1 2 .
' a i sell a very high grade of
illiam Effron
East Norwalk.‘
, Tel. 441. i ..
,I am buying everything In the
I f dunk.,;Feutbér Beds a apuo-E Autos} To]. Hire
" I , Day orfNight.
’ air {Mattressesifi‘ D. .“TRAVI S
RENOVATED T219312“ . ~11?
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‘t‘torlng and Repairing of. Am,
wound Modern Furniture.
, in”. 8le Covers and Mattress"
Made to on... . UNEEKTAK ER
will pay you to tel no ew'mlne new no new: BUILDING,
your work. 21 wnanmorou 31'.
' Tel" office. 1069-8: hon-o. 098.
GEN
46 North Main 8t.
David. w. hymn-d
SPANISH WAR VETERANS VISIT
I
IN STAMFORD.
y at Hill Camp,
Nine members or McKinley Pump,
3“” M .my cool 3'6“ will buy a where you got the beat goods at; the ’o‘clock.
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the Best Pnces Nine Members of McKinley Command
N. hp..- We-
fllllHS lililflllllllll
Mr._ Joseph Buckmnn.
‘Mra. ‘Joncph Buckman, of Norwalk.
died last evening at the Norwalk hoa-
plt-nl after a few weeks’ sickness of
typhoid teller. She was fifty-three
years of use. The funeral services
will be held from the home oi! her
daughter,‘Mru. Howard Lowndes, in 35
Scnview «venue, at 2:30 o'clock, Sat-4
urday afternoon. Interment will takel
place in the Nor-walk Cemetery.
Mrs, Buckman is survived by her!
husband. who holds the position of
Inasp’édtor for the Connecticut Com-1
puny, and who is onc of the oldest 10-}
cal conductors In town. ‘ I
Funeral of Mlu Moor-ahead.
The funeral services of Miss Sadie
A. Moorehead, held yesterday after-
noon from the home of Mrs. Albert
Hazard, Central avenue, East Norwnlk,
were in charge of Funeral Director‘
D. w. Raymond. nev. w. n. Wake!
ham, pastor of the «South Norwnlk
Methodist Church, officiated and inter-
ment was in Tliversidc cemetery
Messrs. Brotherlou, Burke and hioffett
were pnll—bourers.
Funeral of Miss Jessie Louise Guthrie.
The funeral services of Miss Jessie,
Louise Guthrie, who died ntthe Nor-
wnlk hospital from injuries received
In the accident. In Noah's grade cross-
lng, Monday, \vcre held this afternoon
from her home In Silvormine at 2.30;
The Rev, Mr. Richter official-i
cd nud interment will take place in;
Slivcrmlne Cemetery. 2
Funeral of Miss Comatock.
and Sarah Comatock. who died at her
home In New Cnnnun on Tuesday, will
Lakeview ccmclory. The dcccnsed
was sixty-seven yours of age.
Funeral of Mn. Archer.
w"rho funeral of Mrs. Adeline ll. Ar-
cher. widow of Alexnnderhrcher, were
held yesterday afternoon from the
home of her daughter, Mrs. William P.
Beers. Elmcrcst. Rev. John ‘Staplcton,
of the South .xorwnlk Congregational
(“In-och, ohiciuted and interment took
place in Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of Charles F. Gehcbc.
Funcral services of (ilmrleu I“.
(‘lchobo will he held tomorrow morn.
in‘: from St. Mary‘s church at. 9
o'clock, IInterment will take place in
St. Mary‘s comctery.’
PRISONERS TO STATE INSTITU-
for Junk
Service and Honest Weight
Guaranteed.
No. 9, Spanoah War \‘clomna, went to
Stamford last night, where they were
entertained by the members of Hill
Camp, at a smoker and banquet. 'I‘ho
affair was most dcliglm‘ul and ovary
man who went down is high in his
praises for the hospitality of the
(‘nmp and tho mcmhcro individually.
Among those who went from here
were Commander C. A. linunchild.
llolcn w. Flewellyn. Anthony Stongcr,
William Cavnnngh, John D. Milne,
Food Hodges, William Richards and
' Ferdinund n. Mohring.
Books and Magazines, 35¢: per
’Nowspnpers. 25c per 100; Rugs.
lb
0
lflYourdisky
lo wore hcnrd and n unncrnl good limo
culoycd.
()n Octohcd 3nd in conjunction with
tho Grand Army, McKinley Camp will
hold n supper and smoker.
today to the (effect that do-
not have the right to mic or
‘ y: action on the quontion of a
"VI“. 01- office for tenchcm. Thu
hi! given In that tho quuntion
he charter of the city. "Inoc-
éuil” Vote on cllnrtcr nmoml
.. Wm‘nnn on: morcly "rotors."
mcrly of Room Norwulk, n; npcnding
this any hcrc.
Hurry Mnn‘worth, of Now York, In
npuudlnu the day in Nui‘wuilt on lumi-
noon.
, Ballad. of Now York. In cpcnd~
day in Norwnlh on luminous.
wave-r
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mvm“g-u—\¢uu~—\ v‘\“xl
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A. (”IUIU/fl ”I’lvvrl ”I
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or, Inn/v.0,» arr/.1 ,
a. /«,
I has ’34 A YEAR
ilcporta on tho convention of llntfnvt
film, (3an Schnuh, of Rhillcllold, for-A
In the Safe Deposit Department of the z:
1 ‘th Norwalk Savings Bank it
WWW“ III 3km 3
Ms “.0 on. Imu- ..
TION.
; HARTFORD, ‘Scpt. ll.~—Shorii‘l‘
‘llrou'n, of New i..ondon county.,
brought brought nlnc prisoners to the
slain prison at \Volhcrsiield toduy.
Their names. tho crimes of which thcy
were convicted and their sculencen
follow:
I The cnsc of Knnuiuuhy, nnunult with
intent. to kill, ono lo thrcc yours-l.
lcdwnrd l‘hnpmun, cnrnul nhnso of
minor fomulc. child. two to three ynnru.
George Ghnpnuln. curnnl nhuno of
minor fonnilo child, two to
. yunrn.
‘ .lohn lmh‘y, rohhcry, mm to
yonru.
lhruo
y .Iuhu Fonlcr. Ihoft from pnz'non. and
to throo yonrn.
Alcxnudor Snvngc. rohhory,
: three yonrn.
to four yonvh.
I
(Initiation Il‘crz‘nrn, nnuuuli with In-
tent to kill. ouo to How. your».
thruo yenrn.
MISS [MACLAREN IN
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plcon of Our Slutora' Lodge.
MnclAlroll hna nppcnrod In The Nor
wnlhu several times below and enough! Mr. While no to bin condition.
time hcr induction» hum been well
rcculvod.
but evening tho sketch was: very
well nominal and mu onloyod by the motor ball Maple Loot iv. woo tho
lam» nudlunce. The mm on. n his mom me tor tho International: lo
locum all tho way through and u tor Bout Tomi!!! led”. Io (HMO
mini limo no onloyod lulu. Ron”. kin of Wight, but “no tor tho
Macon «to and.
in. mm
i ._,_..
The funeral of Miss Josephine (‘om-‘RAILROAD CONFERENCES com-.PRISONER T0 LARGE T0 MEA:
stock, daughter of the late Smnucl‘ '
he hold from her home at Smith
Ridge tomorrow morning. at
o'clock. The interment will he in)
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'commltlceg of thc milronrl mcn llflVthls ”‘CH‘H length encoded “‘9 “‘93" .,
thrcc
onc to cinlmud that "cuolnicu" of Mr. \‘l'hltl‘.
Edwnrd I“. lSrhwanz. hiunmy, three "‘30"-
IA‘rud. Willlnnn-l. robbery. (llltl ml,“ 3“” lluvcn. ”‘ ”N“ M“ Whitu, from hcr homo In the night, I .
MAGGIE.
Lust evening in Oddi‘ollown’ Iln'l.
Minn tiny Zunoln Lluélldrou lnwornolh
plcd Mngglo Popper. under the aun-
Minn
thtllflhhm
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WALL STREET, 10:45 a, m.—-Flrat
prices ofptoclr today threw little light
on the probable course of the market.
Trading was fairly active and fluctua-
tions as it whole were Irregular. There.
was noticeable, however, :1 downward
tendenCy among the favorite apecula-
live Issues, which was most pronounc- ‘
ed in the. case of Union Pacific. 'Realr
izing sales in that stock, following Its
buoyant rise yesterday, pulled it back,
a point. Reading, Southern Pacific.
Steel and Amulgamnter receded fraC-
tionnlly. A good demand appeared on
the recession and'bofore the first hour
was wellndvanced the market stiffen-
ed. Trading In Alaska gold mines be-
gun on the Stock Exchange today.
Cadet
Stdckings
Combine
Durability
and
Good
Looks.
K .\ Q‘\ -R .fix“\ -5. g \ -‘x Q'C‘K .\ _ ,‘
contracted mcnsurnbiy as prices would
down and legume oscnpcd’ l'rnclionnli
bounds In only a low cuscs. Honda"
were steady.”
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SDI ”WING STOGKI H33
loInIoI-ooli wllll Moon In
IonLVlomon ”all Chllllnn
KNEE:
Very strong and
durablé.
.Very elastic
Extra.
long—
always in the
right place.
INSTEP:
Gusset of heel and.
edge of ribbed leg
form a straight line
over instep of
stocking.
with active dealings between 20 1-8 5
to :20 3-8. {I R
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WALL STREET, Noon.-~-Tlle (lei ’9 m cad
mnnd for stocks which brought whom ‘!
yesterday's comprehensive movement SI th
did not persist today, und prices if e HEEE:
worked downward steadily. The most ii Special linen.
pressing requirements of the shorts Very strong
appeared to have been satisfied, and} Reasons and durable
bull turders betrayed no Inclinmion to: II ' -
\1
follow up the rise of the previous sen-j (I ’ TOE:
aion. preferring to take profits. 'I‘hcl II Why____ Hand-
markel was again govbrned Iurgoly by ‘ ii finished.
the notion of Union Pacific, heaviness: .1 Special
of which was :1 severe hundlcnp in; ‘! linen.
attempting Individual spcculntlvcl 39 Very strong
.‘movemcuts. Although the trend was; II and durable.
slendily lower; the volume of offs-rings} H
NITRIST AM a. n Y A or
1. Norwalk's Lending DryGoodo ‘Store. 3' & 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk. Conn. ,
WELT:
Very elastic.
' Never bind:
‘ leg. ‘
\ - ~ ‘\‘- 5‘ ~ - \_¢. ‘1‘ \_—.~,. a- ~_
.1. any; I, .2 4', r, v.., .-
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Rip-proof.
Rub-proof.
Always
comfortable.
Always reaches
and covers the
knee of the
wearer.
Instep of wear—
er always in
elastic ribbed
part. No bind—
ing—easy oi!
and on.
No seam to touch any
TENDER part of the toe.
Riy-proof—rub-proof.
PLETED. SURE, 4
NEW HAVE-N, Sept. 11,. -n is un- NEW HAW-IN. Sept. 11rd , . .
ldorslood here that tho coulorcncc be- "N‘HS‘II‘WK “0“?“ I" “It? Bertillon 53'5"? fl
:lween General Manager (t, Inflordo. tom of lhe police department is‘ noch If
jof lhe New Haven rond. “ill! tho (.omued; Ilkcu'ise a new tape measure. Tool (0
‘ persons for the? 3’
mitlccn representing lhn ”ongnmorslofficors who measure I
:and firemen undothor orhuniznlions, I “Millet? Gallery saw their records DUI--
lover changes in rules proposod by um‘donc toduy,
company hnve been completed in thol DNGCNYO Sex-gaunt Ivlenlcy broughtl
listings! where the committees met Hugh?” from Springfield yesterday Albert
lllurdo personally and talked the IIIut-fSeymour, wanted for burglary. it Is
Her over. Grand (,‘hicl‘ Stone of tho/.8aid 0f Seymour that he went into a.
:Iirotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, 9 5‘0“" and had R $30 bill I‘llflngtId. and
who is in this city, Is noting In no udwiihm- night broke into the store and .
,visory capacity In the committee rep-WWe the iii“. The Spring-, .7
Irescnting the engineers and flrcmeanloid policy had him on a
land his stay may be prolonged The. I When Seymour was measured today,
I - '
new 2 (I
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spring board by ten inches, the total;
being 201’ Inches. No tape was handl’: ‘
to complete the luensuremenl. Soy-f
mour had been menaured three yearsi ‘
lundcrslomi thut tho l'nilroad mun will “30- Then he “'88 5%: feet toll; “on", “
'submit in writing their unuwor to Mr. ‘1‘9 ’3‘“ feet 4 “191W": Um“ “I" weighed: U
Illnrdo'n proposition. For the lll'esvlltill‘lli !I0\\‘ 110 “'Piuhs 207; then he; H
~it lq cxpcctcd lhc nonollntions Wm lineal-lured on the. hourd bi; Inches, now :
ibccn meeting in the rooms of one ol’i
.tholr orgnnizatlou, but the conferences,
with Mr. Ilnrdo. held here, wcrc at
him "yellow" hulidlnir. h in further:
lluho lhe form of an cxchnnuc of lclvil‘e stretches out 210 “MW”
turn. I I '— ’
l ~---*~—" WW... "“ ’HANGED FOR MURDERING TEACHs
FAKE PHYSICIAN'S CASE GOES; ER. ‘
OVER. l . .. .. . . .
. . I“ II» . 5, .» In, . , . .-—~
. Mommy 5(3an 11.~ The PM, 0.. All I‘ \II 1.1 tr. Slpl 11 ,
, ()mer Ilnvia IS vcurs old \vun lltlil,'(‘(l
'lllollillu l-Inll oI Now Ilnvcn, clinrxcd g '. ' ' k ,
. ' hero Iodny tor the murder of Alisa
[with prnctlning medicine without it \. ll ) ‘ . ‘
“WIN. was put ovcr until Snlurdnv. . a It. .lonclhnu, his tcmhcr. lie
. ' ' ’ ' ' ,u'cnt to the scuifold promoting his
.\\'hcn culled in the city court lodulfi Innoccnrc
V" a 1 . .‘ in .
131:” but}? \vnnltionlinnod M‘hminmlh‘l Davin» mother, who, carrying an
3‘“ ’ m no to mu" ““1“ Infant son In her arms, had walked
omcd whnt. tho nifnlr Is. 'lhcir first 4 ..
: , . . llr. .
tilinnplulutvuau“ réuched l Iron: Icon one circulating n petition nailing Gov.
. .. .
{ lomun ' ur 0‘ h. “ m {M " crnor i-lnyn to commutc hor boy's sen~
called in to trout Huxnnel “lulu. u
Hence to Ill'c~Iniprlaonnmnl. rmnulnrul
' ‘ ' . ' ' -urt
'wonlthy roulenlnlo donlor. "’1‘ In. with tho condomncd mun until mid-
lrouhlo. 'I‘hoy lmvo hcurd u ntol'y of
cation.
Von.‘ x"'\_‘ v" \‘ \ ‘ \
b1 11/ '[u/u; -, -1".—
H. Kricger & Co.
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ya 0. ‘ n ‘ ‘xytvg.
In a n
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The Leading Outfitzrs in The Norwaiks
Choose Now and Pay
West Wa’shington Street
Later. Our Credit Terms
Enable You to Wear the
Best of Everything.
AND GIRLS’
CLOTHING
for School Opening
Thing In your hoya and girls and we will fit (hcm
so that they may be proud of themselves.
BOYS’
dry'njlr/u/‘v/har/
‘ \‘xu \‘n-\‘\
a/a, 4!
.A‘n‘
g\
cnrrylnrz n message ‘0 the ones who
many miles through Northwest Arlnm-I sentinel \Vunte are n quick notion y'l‘ou per cent. of discomfort inn’
and Inotnwnsire moons of communl- furnished room to too much—«for you
They allord a direct way of
:9:
‘III'Wf'}tlh!~f~
\‘>‘;\‘\‘\- “‘ ‘\‘\
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can and one that's at least 99 per
cent. comfortable ny nouworing nomo
adv.
night. \thn the nentouco wnr. carried
out nho wun oumido tho ncuffold on»
closure.
In hor work of (-irculntlug tho, pcli-,
tion the. mother \vnu npptnlcd by hm";
husband and runny of hor irionda.»;lf-
”“ll' Wh" poncd, H 1" old. “"d" "“8 tor shc hnd ohlnillcd ucvcrnl hundrcd
. . ,
[llllllm "f Ilr. Nylon. " heart nptlt‘lltllht nillunturcn to the petition It won nlolon :‘
nu nllcuod connpirucy In which it won
. worn nnxloua lo "worryhlm Io duulh‘a.
In this connection tin,- allotm—
ltlon won that thono "onomlon" ROI
I
who hnn hoop uulfcrlnn from n honrt Mill“ Aloncl'lnlu. 2.. Wm. old, was ' H.
mm’mm" ft 1” "”3”” ””3! Hull {Old ohm and killed by flu-via In February |. '
‘1"! W“ m“ (“'"dm‘m “M "Id and lust. nl‘lcr who had nnnounccd
gnnphinlzod M "0 ntrouglftlml Mr. marriage cnnnuonmnl. lllllln hm] tnIl-'
IWhlto “’"l‘ “m"“ny worried into a on in love with tho l‘ounn womun
nor‘rmln condition. The Inlnlly heurd , while attending her school, -
of due and mm Hull arrested. The Im-‘
lion undemnnd that ,l-ioll took no
. money for whatever ”advice“ he KIWI?
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ECONOMY IN ITA'I‘I MANAGE
MINT.
" HARTFORD. Slim.
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MAPLE LIA? w wms. Baldwin m nut in buds: of all“! 2
mums. Iicpt. ILL-rue moon Inotltotlouu In Included on m to! mg“? to. W
mu m capitol mount. an. took-1",“ m m an '1 l
out man on limbo“ oi mm: simulation M II! .
which! Is north“ n W or he“. ‘
M‘hwum my; WUA H.
lmufltmflmum~mmduwmwm, 1
Inmnotm mmamumml m, W
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l . mailman.
o
m ”alum
a wwlnc u”: , . r
It In ulwnya bent to .atch a:
"look or I plumbing repair who
WNW first sum. because Its ten
ll to grow worno wh-
.-
-dency
‘ ' llo'glecl.
ow. _ Tnaoév
ulll ho mom, intcrcalml..
CW.
Does Your Plumb-
ing Need Attention
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You will save much annoy"
,- -nnoe, no wolf no time nnd tron‘
." bio, by phoning or sending to
.p"
on whenever on, pm at you 4:
Innituy and mount comm t. 1+.
be out or
3mm run manor In Mo too: dry}, .,
.{n
r In tho loo-t.
man
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m n-WWM“ ,. winner”..-
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mini.
Clothing
for Full lilii‘. It: lwncr lllilll‘
ovm'wmurc lump npd pinurr to I
their young mcn'u clothing than
bun ovcr boforo boon Ill‘t‘l'l In
limldy‘tll-wmr Clothing.
llctlur grudo of cloth Ill l‘lo
porno priccn as lwrotofnrc.
can. “annotation
The New Arrow Coll-r.
150. 2 for 250
Winona . .
Norwalk Chronicler