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i). it to your satisfaction.
‘aro exceedingly low.
toe cheerfully given.
‘ s or. paints and wall paper.

Water St.

he _ finds these evenings ‘
must he shiver still or will

one. Our experienced men can
The
Esti-
Special low

.COHEN

Tel. 342-13

" oi.’ as.

end of the deal.-
Seleot The Hatch ll: Bailey

 

$3.00

One of the new tall styles in
Douglas Ladies’ Shoes. An
ideal winter walking shoe «that
numbines style, tit and durabil-
ty.

Keeler’s Shoe store

Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre.

 

 

 

 

 

length and breadth of this country
Be. Prepared

ifor the cold weather and get a
COOK STOVE with a Guarantee.

M.L.BROSEN

i5 ELY AVE., SOUTH NORWALK

WE ALTER

to Buy Lumber W

No one denier always olfa‘is everything ot lowest prioo~~
and it price alone was the guide. buying would be easy to all

Many of us have reason to know that the character and ‘
reputation oi.’ the seller are of. equal or more importance than
the price, so select with great care the firm who is at the other

fair dealing prove their integrity and there is the satisfac-
tion 0: knowing that quality and price are sure to be right.

The Hatch til Bailey COmp

IOUTH NORWALK CONN.

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The 4 Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 South Main St., South Norwalk "

Wonderinl values nin Early Fall Models of Women's Suits, Coats,
Dresses, Skirts and Waists. Search where you like throughout the

these values. We invite your inspection and comparison with any
' thing that is today being shown around town. A fine array of novel
colorlngs suitable for both street and evening wear.

We are the largest dealers in this state.

 

 
 
 
 
 

Co.—-tor their many Years 01'

 
 
 

any

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and you will find nothing to equal

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Hazclton

 

 

 

 

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min street. East Norwalh.
aid you will buy a ton.

Tel. 441.

: ther beds, etc.

Foal! COal!

Buy a very -high grade of Wilkes-
dial-rat Coal oi William E firm 3 Row
Try a bushel

TEL 441.’

'
"Also am paying in a lb. l’or rags
nd best prices for rubbers, metals,

Goal

The B. Hershiield 81 Son Co.

 

We Are Still Doing Business
Despite Alterations

We are now located at the former Auditorium Building on North
Main Street. where we sell all Household Goods. new and second-

Come in before you go elsewhere.

M. GUTKOWSKY

WE BUV SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND STOVES.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

a,mmfialu'ulwn~ W'dvufl-
gunman.

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Leading Dry Goods Store

TristraIn and Hyatt

 
 
 

Gazette Building, Norwalk

 

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The Latest Fall and Winter Models of,
Ladles’ Tailored Suits 8: Coats

The line is unusually attractive this season and many nov-
el effects in colors and materials are shown.

All interested are cordially invited to inspect them.

 

 
 
 
 

 

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the matter of extradition, but happen-
' . led to be in session and “an invited to
- ~~-— ltho challlber.

A BEDDING G'fll- sun-‘- I" land newspaper men were required to

obtain tickets of. admission at the oi
' ’ A iilllE

lice of the Secretary of State.
(Continued [rum First Page.) r[haw “as up early and had a final

conference with his attorneys before

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midnight. Miss Gilbert had retired arriving at the Senate channcr. He
and her father awakened her and ask--

TEL. 294. 122 WATER 8T.

 

 

 

 

 

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‘tiquo and Modern Furniture.

Made to Order.

pholnerlng and Repairing of An-
Wnlngs, Blip Covers and Mattresses

it will pay you to let an estimate

KOHN

45 North Main 8!.

appeared to be further encouraged by
t i it it
ed her to prepare supper for Todd amimic presen o of his mot ler, lrs. iary
himself, which she did While wniil

lopley Thaw, who with ills brother
ing for supper Todd picked up a riflel‘msmh' camo hele last night to give

that was standing in a corner of “will ilm, as Mrs Thaw said, “the support
of his mother's presence in his light

room. The weapon belonged to Miss‘

Gilbert's brother. Todd says that he. to keep away from the madliouse‘ A
was (3an the rifle and in doing great crowd gathered outside the { up
so threwdtum to his shoulder and pull. iiol building an hour before the pro-
ell thorium. At the same instance“ “mum‘s begu“
Miss Gilbert emerged from the pantry,
the-door or which opens into the dili-a
lug-room. Simultaneously with thou
report of the ride. the girl sunk to tile,
floor, with blood sporting from a; Reduced to “00'

wound in her I'lElll temple. l HARTFORD S.cpl "..Il—b‘ Spencer

The nearest physician was in Both 'Goodwlu who has been piesidcul ol’
cl, six miles away. or! George D. the wnlcr boaid since Julie. has ten

WANTED HlS SALKRY CUT.

 

Goodwin, of Water Board. Wanted it

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Wight. of that place. hurried to Red dl‘llld hill resignation, to become of-
ding by automobile and after dressing fl’l‘lll'l‘ llilllly- No 'U‘llon bus boon
the wound, conveyed lilo injured girl illkl‘ll by lili‘ common council i‘ct.
to the hospital iii Dailbul'y. whore aim '.\lr. Goodwin made numerous sug-
lil'rivcd at «1 o'clock this morning. Ilol’ Ki‘SllOIlB some limo llllO
condition this afternoon was reported llll‘ Olfll‘l‘ bill nothing was done
to be comfortable and it is believed \Hinlcd lllc salary or $:.llill0 reduced
' she lillll ii lair chance. of rccurcl'y. lo Stillli and tho dullcs made nominal.
Todd said today that he bud fro.

quantly toyed with tho rillu willlc at his ouliro limo in the ~1lonilioll. Mr.

Goodwin wanted the chief engineer in

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

AND

DYER

lilo Gilbert homo and had uoror lili-
iori: known it to be loaded. This limo
it was both ioulloli and cocked, he
said. ill: explained lillil he was an oil-
lllusiastlc hunter. and lliui it was ill.;
illlJi-il. second nature for him to plcli up
u gun and examine ii. No action hull
iii-cit lokcu by the local authorities,
and it in not conuidcrud probable that
Todd will bu arrested, unless by direo
lion of tho illll'liiil‘l' in Hill ovum oi
Minn (lilbcrt'u ill-nib. Todd in tho non
of Arthur 'i‘oild, ll \Nl'lilllly llclldlng
man, who ill uow lruvoiiug in Europe

5101 iiiu- diliorcucc in salary and have

rnllwr llinii tho. president. ,
TWO REGlMENTAL REUNlONS.
Sccrolury- l-ldnlu 'l‘olilurul nu-

mmncch that the annual rouuiou or

lbo 'i‘wculy-uocl‘mll regiment. ,(louuocr

llcul Volnriin association. will he lll'lll

in ilobcri t), ‘i‘yiur pout bull, ilurliord.

\\'ciluou¢lu,\'. ’l‘lio luminous blunting

will lw called in order lll ll ii. iii.
'l'iic 'i‘wvuiy l‘oullll rl-glumul, i‘ou-

1ucilliul l'oiiiulm-ru. will hold llg l‘l'v

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“T F0“ FREEBOM unlml lu \llllllll‘lllWIl Wciluoiulny l‘.lcill Norlllciu and Canadian i’u-lilc 3W
BE‘L F“; ‘Ml‘l’ililgz l‘lllll‘il ill lll’ ii, iii., iiiuucl ill ,huw- i-liii llll‘lill' l'lillilllmumi pinning
ng: bulb in ii. A, ll. hall on \lulii which will by» [ixlilllllll‘ll in detail by

liF TilllWilll

i ull'i'cl,

 

 
 

The Dollar Sign

When it credits deposits in the

p SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK

 

Non lilo. prculdonl is rcoulrcli lo givoE

m

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Members of the bar:

Repairing of Watches

Calendars. Chronographs Repealeis,
{Split Seconds, Watches and old An n-
lique (flocks

Balance sums
air springs.

C lck Springs,

Forks. Cylinders.

Case Springs, bile.

dens better.

All Jewelry and Optical Gdoda Repair-
ed ln Boot Possible Manner.

Charles Brand

l RELIABLE WATCHMAKER,
JEWELER AND OPTlCIAN.

liss Washington 8t.
9 Opposite lioyts Theatre.
l-l WATCH FOR THE NAME.

 

 

§All Kinds of Junk

lRubber Tires Metals, Feather
lBeds, 1c a lb. for Rags, 25¢ per
1100 for Newspapers, 35c per me

.for magazines.

G. Yourdisky

F'hono 912. 27 Ely Ave., So. Nor-walk.

 

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WALL STREET With a. The
{Copper group shouod reneuc’d licnvl—
nous in tho first dealings ll)dii\, but
Zotllelulsc the market displayed a fair-
sly liim tollc. Spoclllalive operations

were. again centered in Reading, which

was bid up 5):. to a new high price lot
the your. The list as a whole showed
{no inclination to follow llle leadership
lol‘ Reading and in a great. majority of
Season prices barely moved. Tile slug-

 

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Wditlthi'll'l‘s: (best kind! -: ~~~~ 0- llgf‘glullilf’ss of tho market discouraged

u Ci n s ............ .1 c i . . ,
‘Walcll Cleaned ____________ 7w up} i trailers and hill r the llrst low minutes
\iillch Repaired ........ $l..i0 up business fell Off '0 H iOW i101!“ A
Nowhere can you get your repairs ‘iew stocks broke away from the dead
.lcvel. (‘anadlnn Pacific rose "

points, Pittsburgh Coal l’rel‘orl'ed l M
land Rock island Preferred i, the int-
1 ter issue quickly losing its gain. West-
lorn Maryland and Goodrich Preferred
llosi a point,

1 WALL STREET, Noon-The. series1
‘0! narrow fluctuations in stocks dur»
King the morning gave the market no
{persistent selling, and afforded little
3 opportunity for trading for either bulls
’.or bears. Movemcnls were governed
largely by the action of Reading and
Union Pacific iiondlug for a lime rul-

80uth Norwalk.

 

RAILWAYS AT THE FAIR.

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:Gr cat Road, to Make Elaborate Ex
nibltc at Danbury.

conccrulng;
litI

od ll point ovci yesterday it «lose and
Union Pacific as much below. Spread-
ing of bullish rumors concerning spe-
' clal issues had a lompmnry bcmlng
ion gcucrill speculation. but. lost their

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g Among the many induslrlul oxblbllu ’ potency when the simply of stocks be.

in .l. W, ill.

iiuubury Fair (Oct.

i'oricr‘s (icpul‘tlucilt
7-H l

railways of this country,

cl‘n illillwny,

displays Wli1- ho cxlunulvo,
lilo licvclopmcllltn lliul lillvp
pincv- in recent yours along
in agricultural puraullu,

iuuuilluuliiriiiii.
llicao roudu lll llu- liuululry ii‘lill‘ \le

iulniuii lull

llll iii-cu lllu coming ululcr ul tho loud

uliimu in Now le. lillll i‘luiitmi 'i'li

ii. in lll'll \mlra lino iliiplcul: lilo uiiiu lu clmrgc, iluii llll,‘ New lin- All,

the
will lie tilt“
him give his atiouliou to lilo work displays made by live of tho leading
the (trout
:Nortlicrn, the (‘niilldluii Pacific, South ‘
Pennsylvania and New
York, New Haven and llllrll'ord. The
allowing
taken
thesi- lines,

This. cigiilbltli li‘llllll' by‘

como loo largo. Flil‘llli‘l‘ buying was
restrained by indications tllul higher
prices wcrc bcing ullilucd lo lllsll‘lbuto
stocks. llcudlng, l‘ooplo'u (ins and
(‘uiindlnu l‘ucllii- suffered a iiilfll‘Il rc-
lltpsc. from their ilnrlicr lllgli prions.
Liquidation of the Rock lallinll lama-ii
\vnu checked and tho coillilcrul fours
and the pi‘oi’crrcil stock rebounded
slinrply. lioudu worn lrz‘oguulur.

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$0005 Your Plumb-Eli:
ii" a: in: Need Attention?

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H. Kriegcr 8: Co.

The Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks
West Washington Street

 

Choose Now and Pay

Later. Our Credit Terms

Double You to Wear the
Best of Everything.

BOYS’ AND GiRLS’

CLOTHING
for School” Opening

Bring in your boys and girls and we will fit them
so that they may be proud of themselves.

 

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Mrs. Mary E. White,

Tho, death of Mrs, Mary E. White.
widow of the late Charles E. White,
occurred at her home in West Roddlng
Sunday about 11:30 a. m. .\ir.~l_ White
formerly rcsldod in New York. but af~
tor the death of. her husband about
live months ago, she cumc to lil‘dllan
to reside, purchasing the Ulilllllfi place.
The deceased was filly~llro yours of
age. Silo is survived by onc daughter,
Mrs, (‘, l‘l. lillllol‘, of Now York city.
The remains will be lulicn to Sit-w
Yorli and l'uuorul services will be hold
at lmr llmlulilor’s upllrtmmils. 11le
Wool ’l‘llll'lccnlli strccl, ml \\'cdul-sllny
ul‘lcruoou. 'i‘iic iutcru‘lcut will ho in
lliuniiulo \‘. Y

GAYNOB MOURNER SUICIDES.

The Advantage
of Liberal
NeWspaper

. Advertising:

is Apparent

to the
Management

Which is Alive

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Late Mayor‘s Life-Long Friend Hangs
Himself in His ,Barn. l
Yllllh', Supt, 23.“ Morris
.‘lcl‘lizivl‘, l‘ \\'l‘1lli'.ly l‘l"~l||l‘lll of limit.
lino ilw ll and :l lll'vloiw. l'i'll-iul of

to its

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Opportunities.

 

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soil ill {is him yesterday ulll-luuuu
lit-l Mu l” llrgour’a body was iii-lug
carrioii lo llll‘ grow. The floor of lilo
linrii u'uii llllurod wiill lli‘l\‘i§lillll|‘.~i min
lug lll‘itnlilllli oi llii‘. lasl honors illll'
worn lining lililll Mayor lluyiiui'.

Clothing

FOR YOUNG MEN

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...._...... .. ‘ll‘oul lilo war. Lliilllllillllll W. ll. lilo. lll‘lll lilill illut road will mail" 3‘ lli'lillili‘ll continuously since l‘l‘" .‘W‘H‘ l'mu'hm i” ”l" 1“" mun-m.”
ill'tilllillillllli‘ll in ”It'll lil““:‘ll“;s""";“ \l’nlrous bi lliu prcnldcnl nud lli‘nlirul .uuilcr Ila new lillllliipziiilll‘ill, la oxpcol “Hi: in: unyxgih‘l’dttrgfialratélieaiwh ”r ”w nuly()r'“ llmllll m w.“ WM, r... w...” pimping ”Wu; liwrv is

it“ llOllli "Ul 1‘” WW“ ‘3“ "W" “ '3 H, .‘l, ‘Mlilli‘lll‘lil or iiouloii lilo lillllib ml to dcnl largely with tho industrial. bli‘iirnt 312:1 WEN?“ ll'l WI g Wm,” Mm and ”my mminm. hp, ,5": nollllut’, liolicl'.
mww rilry ill‘l'nllll‘lll' Th“ 'i‘cmpo u'iurlcl. nruwib of Now England and also Hill f‘dcncy is to grow mom with chili lollic lossoi’lils l'rlcnli. " Suits and Overcoalfl. from

agglgimp of Hartford will bu among lilo llllll‘l“ lllllil‘u possibllllips in fruit and voue- xgneffiorl ‘ "5 “8‘00 “9'
We") lainora ‘l.l . n , v, lv flit ‘ W W” mil much much" PUCCINI NEARLY nnowus. ,
I m '1‘ 5 mm“ Th“ ”mm" "’ "ance. a» well as time and trou- ANOTHER "BEST' 9N5.

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gF‘lve New Canon
3 Reported From Newlnqton.

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HARTFORD, Hl‘lil.
cation” of loudslool poisoning wor
reported in Nowington today.
born of a Polish family, mistaking th
loadsloolii for mushrooms,

taken iii alter the meal.

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lifts?!
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ol Poisoning Are
leui‘lro more
Mem-

were
There are
now too persons in Hartford hospitaliiilarge railway systems joining with the
others. This will be one or the most
interesting at the several new lectures

hollering from this form of poisoning.
’I‘wo deaths occurred in the hoapitais

cities and beautifying

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Superintendent Porter reports ill
there iii a possibility in! colic mo

 

oi the Domini-y Fair of 1943.

i-uud‘s display will on elaborate and the
[work that road is doing in improving
the ammonium of in, approaches to
Hill surround
than at stations will be fully illustrate
lid. The Southern Rallwny'n exhibit
will be a revalatlon it) limits who are
not informed of the Wonderful devoi-
opmenl along this line in recent years

bid by 'phoning or sending for
so whenever any port oi your

be out or order in the least. -:
"Homemade” repairs

costliest in the
place your plumbing moments:.‘
on our shoulders, and we wili’.
'aolve them promptly and ratio}

at iaotorlly.

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sanitary equipment anxious to...

long runw- - ,-

HORACE “Ass §

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Crolut and Knapp Soi‘t Him.
$3.00. 33-50, $4.00.

Composer Narrowiy Escapes in Auto»
boat Collision In ltaly.

PISA. ltaly. Sept. 23:“Gllll‘0l’nl'l
Puccini, the composer, had a narrow
cheapo lrom drowning; yesterday on
Lake Massnciuccoll, on the shore of
which he has a villa. While Mooring
his antoboat he collided with another
' autoboat containing the members of
his family. x130th boats were badly
damaged and began to tilt ripadiy.
Other hosts rushed to their assistance I. WMMNGTON "REE,”

Joseph Davis

 
 
 

 

and Puccini and his nimny were tail» 30W” “°“w“*“' °°”"'

 

 

 

on aboard. .