“V Your 1 Chance
:1-
. it
Eye More: fitted. each.
. Preeorlpluona. carefully. r
First-clue Thermometers 60o
_ Llavrtation;
“ Vdvcrtieement is]
, elimination to YOU
lid cool of us. It is no
«meat than”?! personal
tion would be and
home people is less an-
done better.
Silver,.Watcheo from . .
Charles Brand
RELIABLE NV-ATCHMAKER,
JEWELER‘ mo ornclm.
Opposite Hart's Theatre.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
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$13.3. Nick“ 5W1“ e I 1 e H . e 7.. “
0 Gold Bland 5MWM-‘iy;“759‘ -
Radial Ere Glasses only .m
condoned timescales only 3.. 32.09.
only ...3.
50° to 81.00
lllfid. .
"P
Firehouse Barometer-.3...” $325.11?
Nowhere can you M your repairs
chains .. 35:709.
Very Nice Clocks. . . . . ._ $1.90 «1,316.00
Good Alarm Clocks from $1.00 to $10 ..
Nickel Watches from .. $1.00 to “-60
$4.50 to 58-00
Gold-lilied Watches from ‘7 up
158 Washington at. Booth Nor-walk.
BUY
Hazelton
Coal
The B. Hershfield 8: Son Co.
he Time
our painting and paper-«hang-
on Our experienced men can
to your
__ satisfaction. The
are exceedingly low. Eati-
cheerfully given. Special low
‘1 or. paint: and wall paper.
COHEN
TEL. 294.
122 WATER 8T. '
Tel. 3422-133
Coal - Coal.FOIIO
3 .. ._ '[0 .—
I do not-want to praise my coal,
)7 am quite sure if you will try
lowest prices.
FU RN ITU R E.
loyal-I sell ‘a very high grade of
STOVES AND CROCKERY.
.15 ELY AVE,
William EffI'Oll 3 PHONE
722.12
w the Crowd;
M.L.aoseN
bushel of my coal ‘you will buy a where you get the best goods at the,
CARPETS, RANGES,
SOUTH NORWALK:
'flowan‘ St. East Norwalk.‘
191.3441. Tel. 441.
let»! am buying everything in the
dineioif Junk. . Feather Beds a spec-
Day or Night
jI‘il'air " Mattresses
-‘ RENOVATED 7359“”
lAutos' for Hire
D. TRAVIS i
1440'
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‘Upholeterlng and Repairing of Ari-3
3thue and Modern Furniture. i
mince. Slip Covers and Mattresses
, Made to Order.
‘ {will pay you to let no estimate
,‘y'o'ur work. ,
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
27 WASHINGTON 31'.
Tel.. office. 106“; hon». 698.
NEW RID 'EN'B BUILDING,
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a; the ”Best" ml’rices
for Junk
‘mpt Service and Honest Weight
‘ ' Guaranteed.
Smith
Cleanser
D Y E R
Books and lilagazlnes,'350 per
Newspapers, 25¢ per 100; lingo.
will
I "Yourdisky
one 912. 27 Ely Ave, 80. Norwelk.
W .4”
iiilHi u mam“
Charles E. Wardweil.
24 NORTH MAIN 81‘.
SOUTH NORWALK
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{Shallots ii. Wardwull, cued forty»
3_o«yeare, died at the home oi‘ bin
rherera. W. F. Wardwell, N hiv-
mun place. lie is survived by hla
the}. brother, W. li. Wurdwuli. and
' iat’era. Mrs. George (luluminga.
Narwalk, and Mrs. William (lum-
fiilrof New York. Notice of lunar-
toniorrow.
FIRST EBPERANTO BRIDE.
SAN it’liA'Ntll‘SCO, Sept.
link the first "iiiapcrnnto bride“.
_ Charles Weber.
nee Weber died at the Stamford
platfthis morning. following an
of Mipondicitis. couple‘s household.
.Ww MA
lB.-Ac-
cording to i). ll. l'urriah. of Lou An,-
gelen. who arrived here yesterday, ho
“Ml umun viii,” in the unusual lan-
nulmo phrase for the old. old story.
and when Parrish was in (lmumhnuon
recently he murmured it to a young
lady who didn‘t hero to know E‘upers
unto to understand what it was about.
Esperanto is now the language of the
1m»... 1w.”
9 ' ‘ 3 3 33 Solid! Main at, South Normik337 ‘ 3 1.
Last Days airs-amulet Geode Sale?
, ‘ , 3 Everything“ Cost 3 ’
, ltm could‘meke you full) realize what a saving It means to You:
to supply your summer wearing apparel needs now you would come
. here right awaymtodayv—and take surname of these exceptional ber- ,
gains this sale offers. ii‘lner goods are not made. lower prices are not
to be, found anywhere. Come and investigate.
3 Sale in both ewrefivatamfo rd and South Nor-walk.
n.
In
We Are sun Doing Business
Despite Alterations
We are now located at the former Auditorium Building on North
Main Street. where whee" III Heueehold Geode. new and second-
Hand, at Lowell Prices.
Come in before you go elsewhere.
M. GUTKOWSKY
WE .BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITHRE AND STOVES.
Tel. 419.
lillIIllEliTlliliT Lllllllill
DEALEBS’ ("INVENTION
up to the spirit and letter of that prin-
ciple. '
“Let us hope for the dawn of a day,
friends. when our interests will be ac-
corded the aame'fair treatment that is
MERIDEN, Conn. Sept. 1‘,'__.“'[‘hejglvell to our-other business institutions
public has at times «been misled by'3~‘V119-“ reason and justice will take the
many unfair statements emanating. place 01' ignorance and hypocricy. “'2
from those who would destroy ouri there was not. a great. demand for our,
business. Never have they given us' products we W011“ 110i 1)“ illigflged ml
the, credit, in a public way at leasl.3 an occupation that the state and ml:
!for the assistance we have rendered lion 1133 by MW made just as ligitl~3
those working in behalf of buneflcml male as any other line of business. it;
legislation, put, have taken unto them-L remains for ourselves to continue con»;
solves the entire credit for securing ducting our affairs no as to merit the?
the enactmeht of laws along restr1c.§gtlo(l will of those whom we serve;
five lines." '
Laud judging by the earnestness of the,
The above was one of the striking. men with whom we are tussociliictl.3
utterances made today before the‘ihe future can not but help bring its
twentieth annual convention of iholrewal‘ds-
Connecticut Liquor headers' Associa-i "When we NOD to think that ””8,
lion. by President Frank 1’. Quinn, or association was organized for the
New 3l-lavcn, in sulunittiug his ninth ROOG it can do. 1101 Only im' iii? 171'}
annual report. ‘fercsi. that it serves but for the slate.
Continuing along this line. West as well. is it not time for rejoicing
idcnt Quinn said: “The facts are;.when we look back upon thewcarn 0i
“gentlemen. that this neaoriailon’onr existence and learn that our,
through the officers whom you liachSil‘ellliiil has steadily increased and
placed in charge of our legislative our efforts in behalf of uplifting of
work, has for years worked consist» the business as ,a Whole, have met-
enily in behalf of many measures l'or‘wlih no small measure of success.
the general good and largely through- “Let me state for the benefit of our
our efforts. they were placed upon the unkind critics and for those whg ht»
statute‘books offline state. Should We lievc in a fair and just treatment. of
not then be given the credit for hnv- men that our work has not been dl-
ing been a factor in the efforts of reeled along selfish lines, llllll on the
good legislation? Especially so ailerfconlrary. whether our activities have
1we have worked so honestly and in-j taken us into legislative balls or con-
3slsiently for better laws pertaining to,. lined us to our daily tasks, they have
excise mailers? Must we sit idly and .‘been spent in the promotion of these
{look on while our enemies claim the ideals which stand for the general
credit for securing the enactment claimed of our institution."
laws when our efforts meant fully as; President Quinn thou thanked the
imucb for their passage as the efforts officers of the association for the
lof others”! Or will we claim that to]. work they had done in (resisting him
'which we are lastly entitled? 3ln his duties.
"it is true that we have opposed'
1many measures that have from time
to time been introduced in our itxoZWOULn BRAND PRIEST AS
All IIIPIISTDII lillW
islaiurc but let me state for the bone-3
fit of all those interested. that lllOHf‘;
1 (Continued from first page.)
which we, opposed were either prohibi-
tion or measures that were drawn by,
the slick hand of some it'mporaucc‘
worker who seldom if over failed 103
put that dark object aonigu‘bore “1UP;
in their wording. in short away of,
the measures that met with our (‘lp»‘
poslilouh'ero so \uaulfrnlly public
that premium; of the (ionurul Anaem-
ibly refused absolutely to give llwm
support. ()u ”it! other band wvi
have unpporiad a hill prcvunllnu union
to minors, provrmiiua unscrupulous
morsonn from sending minors into
places win-re liquor was Hold for tho
imrpono of securing (“‘iili'iil‘t“. keep.-
ino women from loitering in licensed
places: preventing peddlcru from soil:
'ing liuuoru contrary to law; the our
'io ilv'o hundred limitation and other
bills for \i'blioh, as l have heretofore
stated, we rrrclvod absolutely no nrcd»
it in a public way from the forumo"~
mute forooa.
“Win-nuvcr Home lillllill‘ dcnlor uclu
inlo troublu or violnlou the law, as a
rule u is publluhrd brondruul. preach-
ed about and made to iilllw'll’ an a
grant. calamity no matter how small
the offense might have been. That
them hard been acme who have vin-
iaiud the. law i am sorry in any cun-
,not he denied. lint have there not
been low violators in m‘arr line of
was an impnsior. and that he had been
using forum} papers." declared Mon-
uiunor leuvolle, vicnrkcm-rul oi the
archdiocese of New York. He came 10
this diocese with crcdouliula which
were apparently authentic. but wn
know practically nothing of him."
in his cell in the Tombs, with his
coat as a pillow, Schmidt ulupi sound-
ly through the night and urow this
morning to purluko of n ill'liI‘I)' break-
fuul. llo had olilllv to add to his illicit-
ml coui‘uaslon last night, in which he
in said in have confessed to the police
that ho had killed his victim on she
lay in bed. cut iu-r body up in the
bathtub of tho uparluwnl whnro ho
had established bur, wrapped it in live
bundles and dropped the hilililii'u in
tho 'l‘omhs chaplain. Schmidt was Hllill
to have made tiuI foliowina durinru
lion; "i was directed to kill her by
tit, lsiilznboth, who in my patron. an a
sacrifice. to be conmunnunod as won
the sacrifice of Abraham, in blood.”
To the pollen hrhmhii is allotted to
have said: "i kllind brr hmnuao i
loved her.“
The police believe. however. that he
killed her because she was noon to be
,Kesteln in St. Augustine's Seminary
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tho Hudson river. 'l‘o l-‘atlwr Worm,
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in fielf and satin trimming
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Leading Dry Goods Store
ristram and Hyatt t
Gazette Building. Norwalk'
Long rep lmonos
~ A new and most attractive line will be placed on sale today, inagreat variety of pretty patterns, and colors,‘
, Empire. and shirred backs
moles Sweaters MlSSE
Local thermometers marked butfour points above freezing last night and a good sweater is a. necessity.
See our big line in plain colors and with colored collars and sleeves.
afar/Ar, fi/‘f‘!’ I-
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$1.25, $1.50, $1.98. $2.50.
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March, 1910, Schmidt was a visitor in
Louisville, not officially connected
with any church there, but a guest of
the Rev. Henry B. Westermnnn, rec-
tor of the Church of the immaculate
Conception. Alma Kellner disappear-
ed on December 3, 1909; her body
was found nine months after. .los.
oph Wendlluu, janitor at St. John's
Church, is now serving a life term in
prison for the crime. \Vendling stoni-
Iy denied his guilt.
(if Schmidt‘s antecedents little is
known here save his Own claim that
he was born in Germany in 1881. was
educated there, ordained by Bishop
in Mama, and came to New York in
1906. in was he wont lo: Trenton. 3.\
.l., and in December. mm, was appoint-
cd assistant rector of St. Bonii‘ace's
Church in this city.
Amunller girl, who. he said, had come
to this country from Germany a few
months before." "i was attracted by
There he met the '
her beauty,“ roads Schmidt's alleged
confession. "l ‘l)(’.(‘fllllr\, infatuated with
her. i loved her. i killed her. She
was so beautiful, so good, i could not
let her live. without me. i had made}
up my mind that she and I should not
live together. i was a priest and
must remain with my church. 1 could
not let her go away from me. So l
opened the door of the flat, 1 awaken-
ed her, i told her 1 had come to in]-
ill my throat. Then i drew the knife
across her throat."
The skill with which the young wo-
man‘s body had been disnlemlmred led
the police to believe thatihe work had
been done by a surgeon. in the tint
occupied for five days by Schmidt and
the girl. detectives found fivu hundred
'priuted cards which indicated that
Schmidt bad nmsqueradod as a sur-
'l‘hcae cards read as follows:
.lir. Emil Moliore. formerly assistant
isnrueon or the Municipal \i‘onmn'r
Eilnepitul. Paris. France. Representa-
tives of the Chemical iii'iliouc Manil-
_i'ucluring Company." ‘
i .‘iiAllN'.. Germany. Sept. i5.~3~'l‘he
’.l()Uli.\‘Al. today anya that Johannes
Schmidt. belongs to the Main: liiahop-
ric, has born long: under suspicion by
,ihebluhop. lie dimtppcurull from
ihllilll‘l. and inlur arrived in Munich.
where he was arrested on a charge 0"
,Icommiltlua frauds. according to the
éuuWHpupcr. lie was acquitted by the
‘(llilil‘i on tho brouml of wcukunilitII-d
norm and the mulgrntoll to blow York
The Maine «uiluttoputo was not nu'uri-
that ho was exercising the functions
of u priest of New York.
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CPtililEli urnraiaarsr
i NEW HAVEN. Supt. l.‘».-~Auullsl ll.
Miller. engineer of tho While Moun-
tuiu .i‘ixpri-aa, which run into the roar
of tho amtontl amnion of tho llur ii i.--
bor liapronn on the New York. Now
Haven and lluriiord iiillroad. on glib
temper 15. iuuir North Haven, camiua
the drain of twenty-nun .poranus. was
arrested today and taken into lilo tin
parlor Court on u launch warmm. lit
sued on information furnished by um
state's attorney, Arnold Ailing. charge
lug manslaughter in connection with
the wreck. Miller pleaded not guilty
to the charge and furnished a bond of
”5.000 for appearance at the October
(istholiiz' are. arrested under order of the cm
and am ear manila; the letters hadron on the
Mom some * Coroner Illa scream! at the more
Million or or in am or our menu cum
“- guy. \,‘\‘ new}. 5“. \,“-“‘»’il‘ ‘3‘.“ ‘."‘N“
“ "' "" “' “' """"’"""’"""""’"’ ’” , business? in it not true. with all pro- a mother. 'l‘hoy boilers that the girl
A [I tensions and other kinds of human eu- accepted as genuine the merriaao 01‘?"
, . pi dammr to even a greater extent than cmony through which she want with
' ~ it in the liquor business? but the ruin her alleged slayer last molars. and
. ll neomsto be that the other law viola. in which he was both priest and bride‘:
. . . ~ tors are not prosecuted. persecuted groom. -'
,. Ill Ille’ » Safe D0908“ Department 0‘ “IO fl and no manly misrepresented in un- With a view to clearing the mystery term of the court. illn bondmnn was
‘ ' 3 ‘9 3:3. ll - MM wave that the liquor dealers are surrounding the murder of «slain rm A. D. (filter. secretary of tho brother
nth Norwalk SW S Ba k H subjected to. . 01“ Alma Kellen. whose mutilated hood of interactive Engineers. who
‘ 3 . g I] it "It is one of the aims of this as- imd! VI! to!“ in quicklimo in the 2m also his bondemsn when stiller
M,“ «a 3 ‘ 3 , ii socistlon to prevent so far as lies in basement of Bi.- WY 3
‘r'Wia-re‘zidttle and Bi! Accounts " our power the violation of law upon_0b‘i;reh in Maintain. “in
‘ ‘W ‘ 3 . the port of membm. it is one of them years see. the police sought to mar.
eceive E0 U A L AW 4“ “Memorial amends: underlyini cur do: to obtain from
, I” .. a. a, , . . , ,Li constitution and lot-drafted into our statement at «bit he
. ... a . a”; 2'. z: 2.2.: I. .2: i 1 2:: :1 a 3:1 this crime. mat new it”. till Well M
bylaws, and as a whole We have lived
mmMMme
‘\,‘\‘\,u\‘ v. \y‘\
’1' nun/'1', ’1'-
H. Krieger & Co.
The Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
Choose Now and Pay
Later. Our Credit Terms
Enable You to Wear the
Best of Everything.
aors' AND GlRLS’ «
CLOTHING
for School Opening~
thing in your boys and girls and we will fit them
so that they may be proud of themselves.
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papers. They were stamped in thel
usual form by the clerk of the court,
and the coroner then look them away
with him, without making their con-
icnis public. The clerk of the court
said he did not know the contents of
tho pupil-rs. it was gent-rally suppos-
ed that the document was the finding
of the coroner. it was thought the
finding might be made public duriut’r
the late afternoon.
Does Your Plumb
lag Need Attentio
._.?_..
it is always best to catch
leak or 1 plumbing repair who
it first starts. because its ten-
dency
neglect.
You will save much anuoy~
once. as well as time and trou~
bio, by phoning or sending for
us whenever any part of your
sanitary ouuininout appears to-
be out of order in the least,
“Horne-made" repairs are
m
our app sum
WALL S'l‘ill~Il-2'l‘. innit. a. arm-Tho
exit-mind rh-‘u in stocks last nook h-d
in profit taking sales iii the opening
inlay. and the favorite shown were
ofiurml in sufficient volume to brinu
about recessions in many ramps. Al- _
though the tendency amour; the hind“
i-ra nun downward. further gains wore
uiullu in u number of chaos. Hiring the
hu an n uholu nu irrvmdar nijuwnr.
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‘ooatlieet in the long
place your plumbing problems
on our shoulders, and we will
; hick
a _
makeshifts at best, and are the
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ACE amsu
nut-o, tut ling l‘OHi' u puilii l‘olluu- ,.
' North Mel and West ate. ,.
but a similar gain in London. but a -
«midi lav ball of its utrnulnuc impmfimammw ‘
i.’ .. ......),‘. ‘ .. .. .,
lit-arr rmiiviui; oi i‘nnudiuu i‘urillr ”’0‘“”WNW"'c'c’c““3'{“y’§wggthc
l‘orrod il back two points. i'uiou l‘n» . . ., . .
i'iilr out \‘lrJnla (‘aroliuu lib-ll o W-
point an ‘1. Allrr the firm irunauvlimm
lhc mnriwi stiffened. but ibu support
was not sturdy onouah to withstand
the ui'l'vt'iustu of long stock, and prli'i’u
full back to about llw (lili'llilig luvoi.
WALL. H'i‘illfli'i‘, Noon.»»‘l‘lw ui‘iil‘v
city of stocks in the cloning days of
last “1-bit, which forced the hours in
at 25c
Blane: ............... on each
Combination Set. with
i Razor and Blade.
Riibbwaat Brush,
Mark Cross Razor
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murder. was no longer the uowrniua
feature of the market when this W”“*""" 3”““9 5030. \
\i‘N'Ii'ii trading: hogan. zliiimrul sup. «~ -------------- < 5“
other from all nourrua «(formally Cruel Corn Knife ,, . also
checked efforts to put prices luglwr. Grim Glide Holder . loo
Oren Btropoer . tile
The rot-rat rum apparently readjusted
an oversold condition. and the market
was not in a condition to assimilate
the heavy offerings on profit tabla:
sales. dome, minor shares [lifti- sn ex»
bloitlon of strength. but the market
generally was under measure. lack
at confirmation of the rumors out out
to exploit: the advance to Union Peer
lie. heading and Coalition .Poeioc.
mode bum cautious and the feet that
large misuse law: were eup-
oirm meets one «field! team
neat to, the item to m m
Rater with ivory handle .. ”the
NEW HATS are here
......... $3.00 to “0.00
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omen «can.
Norwalk Chronicler