flannel ‘ Coal
, FOR .
. Contentment
If he finds these evenings
chilly must he shiver still or will
.he get a little lot of CANNEL
to atone the lack of flannel, thus
to keep him nice and warm?
CANNEL in the gr‘ate will do
it, otherwise he’ll likely rue it,
for to shun a cold most fearful
he should Sit by flames most
cheerful and he’ll save himself
from harm.
NO W
Is‘ The Tim
.. to have your painting and papervhang-
Ins done. Our experienced men can
do it to your satisinrtion. The
prices are exceedineg low. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. Special low
prices or. paints and wall paper.
A. COHEN
40 Water St. Tel. 342-13
anll Coal!
Coal! .
iliny a very high grade of Wilkes-
Barre Goal of William Effron, 3 Row-
an street, East Nonwalk. Try a bushel
and you will buy a ton.
Tel. 441.
a.
Tel. 441.
Also om payingr lo a 11). for rags
and best prices for rubbers, metals,
feather beds, etc.
”Hair Mattresses
RENOVATED
Upholstering and Repairing of An-
tique and Modern Furniture.
Awnings, Slip Covers and Mattresses
Made to Order,
it will pay you to let no estimate
on your work.
A. KOHN
Phone 336-4 45 North Main St.
Autos for Hire
Dav or Night
I). T, R AV 1 S
Telephone 1440
e L a o
Cleanser
i) Y E B
1—-
234 NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK
For M..... Women and Children
KeelersSinw lore
Opposite Hoyt’o Theatre.
of no.
u
no
reputation oi the seller are at
the-price, so select with great
end or the deal. ‘
Select The Hatch.
You are In- I”
vited toyVisit
Our New . Store
and inspect our Fine Line of Furni-
ture. Prices to suit all. ‘ ‘
M. GUTKO WSKY
At the Former Auditorium Building,
North Main St.
We buy second-hand furniture and
stoves, ‘
the Hat
l Be Prepared
for the cold weather and get it
COOK STOVE with a Guarantee.
.M. L.ROSEN
15 ELY AVEK, SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 7 2 2 - 1 2
, Iilll" _. ,
in. [nu luau
fill our ll llllilliill
Murder Took. Place in Cellar nl
—
nor
Hazelton
Goal
The B. llershtield & Son CO.
TEL. 294 ‘
Not Guilty
‘) q ._
Hy:
EAST \l’l)()l)S’l‘00K,
Mrs. Jonas Lawson, widow,
Sept.
was for-
molly placed under arrest today,
charged with having killed her bus
hand in the collar of their homo on
Illle night of August 14. She was lm~
imodiutely taken before .lnstico ol‘ the
Peace, Charles M, l’errin, and pleaded
not guilty. Without delay she was
held without bail for the Superior
(lollrt at its next term, and taken to
the‘county jail at lirooklyn for safe-
keeping.
The arrest of Mrs. liuwson had been
. expected for weeks. After Coroner
AND MISSESIBM, ol‘ Daniele-on, and State Officer
1 lliurley had made no inquiry, they
‘ If you have a silver mesh bB'gISiiid that the widow's arrest would lol-
WhM‘ does "0‘ 1mm 300d to you bring , low. Mrs. Lawson, however, suffered.
it ‘0 m9! ““1 1 will rte-plate “a re- from heart trouble, and she as pluccdl
fresh it and make it look new. Brace-An care of a nurse at her home, She
lots and all kinds of old jewelry ”Thus recovered sufficiently last week to
paired and refreshed “1 moderatonmTam the olllcere in taking action.
prices. A“ kinds engraving. ers. Lawson some weeks ago retained
N°Wh°"'°‘" Y°u 9" YW" repalmCharles it Torrey, oi Putnam, us her.
done better. counsel. She had been apprised of
Full Line Watches, Jewe|ry andillel‘ probable arrest, and today‘s ur-
. Optical Goodg. ralgnment before Justice .l’errin did
,, ,
,not surprise her.
C h a r‘e S B l- a n (1‘ Mr. Lawson, a woll‘to-do farmer of
Swedish birth. who lived on it place on
RELIABLE WATCHMAKER, llhe East. \‘l'oodstock road, was killed
I JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. thy hoing clubbed over the head, during
,155 Washington St.
‘ . r. . . .‘
South Nor allelme night o1 August 14. Phi blood
.stulnod club was found in the cellar
Opposite iioyt's 'l‘heatre.
122 WATER ST.
i 5
lot his homo, but tho body had been
WATCH FOR THE NAME- illl‘tcd from lhocelior lloor nndcarriod
. ,. _
aoutnldo and lhonco into the horn and
lplucod in u stall, tho liUi‘no which had
llllitfll in the stall having llrat lieln l'P.’
According to Mrs, Lawson's
ifilm'y at tho limo, nho had retired that
:ovonlnu, leaving hor husband i‘l'iidliili
Vat the table. A son was camping sumo
diatom-o. away with lrlondu. and
I Want to Learn the Top Prices‘dnuuhlor bod boon to a. gathering in tho
village. Rho sold shp was owukonod
For
Eby n nolso. in tho horn. lr'lndinn her
All Kinds Of Junk illushnnd missing from tho hum-lo, Mrs.
Rubber Tires, Metals Feather l lniwm it run to tho homo of u uclizlihor,
Beds 1C a lb for Ralph 250 per i .\lr_ John S, May, and told of lilo din—
I - ,9
ion for Newspapers, 35¢ per 100 luvhunco in the horn. 'l‘ogothor they
for magazines. ‘wcnl buck and in tho stall l‘onnd Mr.
‘ iniwoon‘u body. Modivul limnllhor
I
' Hpunldinu wm: “nth-d. and his llral ton
G. Yourdisky,
dlcl. wan that Iho‘ horno in tho ntnll
pm“ 912‘ 27 Ely AW“ 5° Norwmlk. hod hit-lied and Itillo'd tampon. Lulor
‘ci““ i-i
. ’ leaned.
Hello Central.
Call 9 1 2 .
n at tho. t'ollzll‘ door and :l trail of blood
in tho collar and tho club, touot‘H'r
with lndicatlonu ol‘ tho assailant hov-
o . "i- l r imw ‘l
alien liry il‘l‘o d A d rut ay 0 ‘lnlz wlpod iholr hands on vurloun urti-
currylng‘n Minamoto o tho anon wlioipp.“ louvlnu hloodulnlnn.llioVordlot
will ho. moist lillci'onlod. Iwzm rhnnaml to murder.
; Mrs, Lawson lnalatod that she bud
Hontlnol \Vnnln are a quick lli‘llll
and lnoxiwnnlvo motion or (‘mtlltillnh‘
October
"NT “.00 A YIAI.
oNEr‘n‘
The South Norwalk Savings Bank i
”if; on: he Credited with interest am" October in
“no: next: or we om oeedoh‘oeoantmr eon
(,n,-,,-,,-,,-,-,,t,~';:7, ihcnrd no noluo. in lllo houoo nl'tor ro-
U‘E‘lbmlblf’za‘bflc’c’ Illrlnu. ’l‘wo aloio ollll‘orn made no
rm
Qfidnvontlnulion and Coroner lilll danish
9" Iod. The opinion wan hold that lam“
Inon wns ntruck hy mono one who had
, intend on tho puller nlnirn und wolhlml
;tho log of a washing machine. on law-
.snn‘o head. Ono motive for the crime
war. wnntlnz mull it Villa donation
.o .11.
epOSited Before
5th, 1913, in
12‘. established that no whit’h lawman
{.5 illnd in his pockets was millions. The
next Qlltmili‘n related to the Wilt
nt hmwum'n body from the collar to
the barn atoll. Medial Exam
”eluding one of the midst that m
m could not Bu m n. was
erode-re the moor m to it“
win
‘4
o
-%%x
...-ao
. . ale,-
n’o o'a‘n‘. u‘I‘I n o'e'u‘n‘ n'. 'v I it.
. . A . J . ., _> v.
.i-h'i Ififil‘lu‘htfl'l‘rfi Hark-l?- no If“ '1.va:’
HERE“ are Several
to Buy Lumber
. No one dealer‘aiwevo odors everythhig ot-towost price-
and it price alone was the guideuhuylni; would be easy to all
Many of us have reason to know that the character and
& Bailey Co.~ior their many years of
fair dealing prove their integrity and there is the satisfac-
tion of knowing that quality and price are sure to «be right.
ch 8: Bailey Company
“OUTH NORWALK GONN
The "Paris Cloak & Suit House
‘ 33 South Main St, South Norwalk
Wonderful values in Early Fall Models of Women's Suits, Goats.
Dresses, Skirts and Wulsts. Search where you like throughout the
- length and breadth of this country and you will find nothing to equal
these values. We invite your inspection and comparison with any?
thing that is today being shown around town. A line array of novel
colorings suitable for both street and evening wear.
_ WE. ALTER FREE.
We are the largest dealersln this state.
Home on August 14"Pleadeu lthut Mrs, Lawson would he arrests
t
W ys
equal or. more importance than
cure the firm who is at the other
known, but uiler denial ol' a riport. . "
that trumps were suspected of the
crime, the, statement was made that
evidence tended to show that. whoever
killed Lawson was familiar with the
premises, knew ho had money in his
pockets, and had a reason for clubbing?
him. ' l
it was soon afterwards announcedi
d l
as soon as her condition warrantod.‘
silo. having collapsed by roason oii
heart and norvmm troubles. I
There were reports in tho villauo’
that Mrs. Lawson and her husband}
had had disagreements, but so far as
known, nothing was mado public along
this line, I 5
W l
constants: TARIFF lit-I
PilliT MADE PABLIG .
l
(Continued from rum Page.) i
1
As the tariff bill went into the con-I hand. Michael. and daughters, Emma,
foronce committee it carried more than?
(370 amendments by the Senate and,
which the House refused to ailment. All
of these had been settled early today,
with the exception of tho Clark amend-'
mcnt proposing a. tax on trading in
cotton futures.
amendments to the hill, the Senate was"
successful in convincing the ,conl’oreesI
that thee hnugos should he accoptcd.‘I
These included the heavy luc'roano ml
the tax rate on largo incomes; thei
postponement of the date when free
row wool and reduced duties on wool-
en goods should hocmno oli’octlve, so
that trade may readjust itself; the
transfer to the free list of pin. lron,‘;
ierro manganese ore and cheap grades
of iron and the reduction of duties on
food products any runny other nrliclosl
As the tariff hill was pxopnrod I'or‘l
prosozitulion to tho llouso today by?
limirmnn lindorwmid. ol' the House
cont‘ci‘eos, it contuinod practically all
of the reductions of duty that l’rosiw
dcnl Wilson had insistod woro port or
\iho liomocrutlc‘l'oizrnm. and made;
swooplm.r reductions in the thrill on.
nearly all articles of general nao.
’l‘ho conloronco report under lho oli-
naflon oxlsilnn‘ in (inhuman, had to uni
first to tho lilouso for approval holorol
ll could be laid holoro tho Sonulo. {
It in quilt! certain that thoro will ho
ho oxm‘ull‘le opposition to the. uphill“.
niiofi l‘gom lilo thrill bill of tho provhl
slon imposing lnxou on cotton l'ulurcn.
in tho vlow of tho lil‘l‘llilil'lli, thought
1i is highly doulrnblo that sonic lot-fill,
roslrninls had boon plucod upon ain‘t"
ulnllon that in injurious to tho pro
donor or cotton and ollioz‘ commmilliwl,
thoro nppv'nrs to ho a rudlml tlll‘l'ol'w
onco botwoon tho tWo bounces ul' ('«nn
groan no to tip». boot moons of zirconi-
,' int edi r \'h m b do i 'wll' m .
I“ k s ( loo. “in“ m” U m plinhlnn lhla purpono. in tho cotton,
provision in, nflor all, not at all mason
llni to tho onnclnwni oi tnrln' lonhdn.
tlon lho prt‘sldcnl hnn nanontod to tho
notion which it in undoi'ntood tho. (ton.
lorooa have tnkou in tuition out this
provision and ionvlnu tho ntthol'l. to be
treated i.i special legislation in tho
future.
e
w..‘u..an.MM.mwm . W.“ we
‘ LITTLE LAD'B BIRTHDAY.
Muster lmighton Nutllng, sun of
Mr. and lira. M. ii. Nailing, of lined
street, wicbruted his birthday on tint
urdny afternoon by entertaining .n
number or his little "rennin, Various
”than were played and a delicious
luncheon served.
a.
sentinel Want: an a «not action
and Weston: utmost
notion. MMommi
«inmom'eutoimmwu
{r}.
.‘X‘\‘d‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\“‘Y“-h“‘
‘lenvns her mother, Mrs. Gabriel
hcesare, and a brother Anthony lio-
Iheld from her late borne at S on
13‘ many or its more impoi‘tunti'i‘nosdny morning and from St,
‘ _ ‘ ‘ _ 'w ‘ “e, o ‘8‘: I
I. , Leading Dry (iopds Store 3!
i . . fl ‘ ‘ 95f
ris ram nd H att l
. ‘ . 9..
. . - . Gazette nunai g, Norwalk if
‘. .. , ,‘._
ii _ l 9!
~ . 1 9i
i . l . n“
.. th \N C t “l
, e o e, ew on s
l. ‘ .. “ it
~ d » t
, an [11 S is
I l i
i The latest models oi Ladlcs' Tailored Cootumds are now on view in our Suit Department, All [4;
i interested are cordially invited to inspect them. at
s ' "
1 I .
l.
!
SWeaters for Ladies and Misses
i Apbig assortment of the comfortable garments that are a necessity at this season. All the
A
’3! most popular colors.
‘ ,
n "‘
fl
3;.
l
Funeral of Mr. Haupler.
The funeral of Anthony iiauplcr,
who died Saturday at the age 01‘ thirty-
six years, will he held from his late
residence at 9 Clay street, Tuesday
morning at 10 o’clock and from St.
ludislnus Church at 10:30 o'clock. lie
was a member oi ‘South Norwnlk
Lodge, No. it, Loyal Order or liooso,
the Sons of llcrmau and the ii. i. l...,
No. 269. 110 leaves a widow and three
small children. The Loyal Order of
Moose will hold services this evening
.7.
0.3
at 8:31). interment will hr. in St.
Mary's cemetery.
Mrs. Michael Lubrano.
Mrs Michael huhrano, ngod ~ll
years, died at her home, 8 Wood
street, Sunday evening, at {Hid
o’clock. She is survived by her hus-
Adale, Edith, Sylvia and Del
sons Adolph and Aldoris.
phinn, and
She also
[io-
cosaro, and a sister Airs. Julia (Hor-
clano. The funeral services will he
lock
Jos-
eph‘s it. C. Church at Szlili o‘clock. ln~
torment will follow in St. Mary‘s com-
o
otel‘y.
BOWATEB, Lillill
“Milli 0F Lilllllll
M
ii
LONDON. Soptomhor 2li.~«~Slr Thom-i
as Van Slitart liowator. who was to-
day uloclod lord mayor of tho t‘ity oi
London, and will assume office on
Noveinbor ii, is tho first Loin-nstrimi to
Mini“ to that high position. Sir 'l‘hom-
as llowlinaon. who was lord prayer or
liondon in 1705-6, is desol'lhod in tho
records us “of n l.nncul~'lrlun family."
but this is n doubtful case and it in
solo to any that no previous lord unl-
yor was born in tho County of Lau-
cuslor. Aiil'l‘ Sir Thomas, howm-or,
thorn will ho. bur-rim: nrcldoms, u
uncooaslon oi‘ Lnnonulrmn mayors, for
Sir (illusion .lhhnnlou, who will on“-
cood him. was; born in i.i\orpool, and
Sir l.‘hnl‘loa l'lwvl'n \‘l’ulioi‘iold and oil?
William ilunn. who ai'o bowl in min-
lion, nro million. i‘wipot'llVi-l)‘ oi‘ Moor»
pool and l'llthoroo. in Lanmwhlro.
Sir ’l‘honnm llowntor in a limo-hon-
tor mun. lilo was born in lads and
room to London as n young man to
l'llii'l' luminous. ilo is now nl thohund
of n iurno firm of papor mulmro
nnnnio and lili'l'l'liilillH. iiiu rlno to
tho lord mnym'nlly lulu horn ruphl. in
iiiiill ho bot-moo n roprmwnlntlvu on
tho. court of common onion-ll and in
mm was oloclod ahoi'li’f and inter uh
domino. lllvory lord mayor mun! ham
served nil nidorinnu and nhvril‘t and
usually on nidornnm mural. wnll nouns
yours bolero holnn olw-h-d nilortt‘f, hut
intho cusp of the how lord mayor the
order Won rovornod. lie was nlwrll‘!
lilrnt and ulromnn afterwards.
w,..wm .. .. MW A.
Very often a sentinel "For onto"
ad. mu arm; a "windfall" oi pin
money in return tor an unused article
of value. Are more pro homey poo
abilities in none think» you in- now
In. over?
W
The emu no mm neon new
not Wont “mama to «we:
the eons-hold help on - mm rm
“or «non *mm
W»
Juli!!!”
”hm“
flflhflflw
m.
” union lino“?Wessswsme
l
l
.. «M. .......-—......_.'_.—-.L—. -0 M -M W... .._
Remember
4“.
nut-,p,‘ anamnawm
‘inxuluv‘xn' ‘i.’ ‘.\‘\‘\'"\‘\:\
H. Krieger Sr Co.
The Lendinz liutli tors in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
All This Week We Are Going to Sell
' SWeaters
for Men, Women and Crit-
dren, in Special Priors
All Worsteds, Shakers, Byron
Col ars and Ruff Necks, horn
$1:.2S"_to $7.98
Our Charge System
WE
BE
a!” ll 7"
m-.- M.. -aaaae’aaaeaaae
: elinotlon to no
i... M..—M..... M...
nun m up Slittl
WALL ."i‘ilE d’i‘, 10:45 a. m.-~'l‘ho
work's trading in stocks hogan with
a downward movement. (in the first
li'ltllHiil‘illiiiR fluctuations woro narrow
and hesitation and Reading and Union
Pacific mado slnnll pains, although the
othor activo stocks iwol‘v ion-or. Union
Pacific advanced h-S to lli‘J , tho
hlghosl for tho pl‘oscnt mowmcui and
within hull oi the, year's top mark.
Spooulutoro souuooll tho market and
tho case with which prices yioldcd
indoor-d thorn to nnilio a vigorous; boar
\ll‘lllf. Slot-lot worn lnnnniorod down
with liltlo rinlninndo, and ll-Il'oro tho
first hour was half tutor, iiillil‘i‘llll loos-
ou uoro inlllrtod. l'llitili l'uoli’lc ro-
uolod to mail, um l‘unndlnn l’ncific.
lost 11".). lioadlnn,IXorthol‘m i’uollh',
Amalgam. ll. d, Smoillnn i‘olo,
it'lii'l nml xlininiol'nrolinn l'hcnilcnl
l ill, l'oll bu h to who or more.
i
\l' ll ' n‘l‘iliti-ZI‘, Slum. linndnmmo
lnl law a I": :‘lrulIlzi‘mlor \’.l inn: \w
tiny no no - ozlluionu of tho illlll‘lil‘i
wan nom‘llwd morn lo unanilnlyinp con
i'lunlonn drawn on to tho nooorni shun.
lion than to ”it! hit nonm- ol" imllx‘ldlinl
Mocha. iloiilnh IrIuh-ro how-d for on
liliin'm‘ommil with tho, honinnlnu m'
tho now wooh‘n pronoun. and wow
lrnnhly disappointed at the poor roaiul-
onov oii‘nroii to tho curly polling. tipln~
ion was dlyldod on o wholhl'i‘ thin holl-
lug roprocooiml lhv runln nil’orlnnn ot
long nlook nor ”populous hy the boom.
A good until of tie soiling won Mild
to he on orders to In lionton. nourish
sentiment was promoted by «tune of
mention in vnrlon lines or trndon.
.nhrlnknno in rnllr dwrnlnun and tho
delay in the con ummetlon of plans
talked oi in continuing tor the recent
stronstli at Union Mellie. Brandon: and
other nine”. Mt the ill! hut! been
\
i.
,ii
tom,
interned down i t a potato pressure
teen named on low
diminished. but
A m
up".
is
‘ ill'l'illl'lll. min duo in ;- Mow}i
inn-Mimi!!!
STEAMER RUNS AGROUND.
Three Hundred Passengers Trans
ferred to Land in Safety.
v"
l’Oliniril(l-?i~3l‘Sli~7, N. Y,_ Sept. 29:»
Three. hundrod poser-nuns or the
sloomoi‘ Mohawk, of tho Manhattan
Navigation l'ompany, woro irnnsiorrod
from tho vossol onriy today ui'tor sh!»
had gone iiL’i‘ulHill on on omlmnlmn-nt
off ilydo Pork sovou miles north vi
horn. 'l‘ho bout struck shortly boi‘oro
midnight, but it was nl‘lov '3 o'clock
this morning win-n tho transit-r of tho
pnseonnorza had boon Mlol‘ll d. \lost oi“
rhino rosu‘nod tin-tr journo; to Albany
by rail.
in the panic which i‘olinwrd tho
groomiinu’. :‘o‘u'i‘lil worn
sllphily hurt. Many lind linvn thrown
from their horthndiy lho impact, The
Mohnwh'a how onslniiwd u :mvri in}?
nod twin and silli‘ iorood..ln~rm-lr non:
ly thirty foot on tho rivor boon, (it
lirldls of tho llno .lold lluh‘ l'uit lilo
in
Wisdom Kora
*lm
ntoorinu gout.
WW‘
1") ‘ . &
hose Cool Days
and rooh r plaids o» mm M .l lililo
morn onior l‘illllllli‘; lino
\ul‘iitiii (“l'i‘i‘lml‘rL
A lil'njamiu, ill-ii loud to i
odno, in own and “hilziil mix.
oil may $2.500
\Vllilllli Bllh .. “8.90
A “l‘ilolhlinl‘l” l‘lml, cllh Howl,
I:
"Anetta.” number new Arrow
til-Milt. 1M; 2 for 25m in 1-4
In“.
Joseph Davis
on .wnmno‘rou turnout,
was unaware norm
w «WWW 4
Norwalk Chronicler