«he finds these evenings
must he shiver still or will
the lack of flannel. thus
him nice andme
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s The Tim
mauve your painting and paper-hang-
“ done. Our expel-fended men can
to your satisfaction. The
, on are exceedingly low. Esti-
heeri‘ully given. Special low
on points and wall paper.
.COHEN,
IWster St. Tel. 342-13
cal! Coal!
Coal!
Buy a very high grade of Wilkes-
{Barre Cool of William h‘ffron. 3 Row-
Instteet. East. Norwallr. Try a bushel
and you will buy a ton. I
1.21. , 4411.
Tel. 441.
Also am paying 1c 11 in. for rags
find best prices for rubbers, metals,
anther beds, etc.
Hair Mattresses
‘ RENOVATED
Upholsterlng and Repairing of An-
tique and Modern Furniture.
with”. Slip Cover: and Mattresses
Made to Order.
For Idea. Women end Children. .
' Keeler' ,8 Shoe Store
ontentment IYou are In-
Ivited to Visit
.which does not look good to you bring
1» Opposite , Hoyt’e . Theatre.
Our New Store
and inspect our Fine Line of Furni-
ture. Prices to suit all.
M. GUTKOWSKY
At the Former Auditorium Building.
North 11.1.. 31.
Webuy secondhand furniture and
stoves,
Be Prepared
for the cold weather‘and get a
COOK STOVE with a Guarantee,
M.L. ROSIEN
15 ELY AVE., soon-1 NORWALK
PHONE 722- 12
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BUY
Hazelton
Goal
The B. Hershiield.&8on Co. I
. TEL. 294. 122IWATER 31'.
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FOR LADIES
AND MISSES
if you have a silver mesh bag
it to me, and I will replete and re-
fresh it and make it look new. Brace-
lets and iii kinds of aid iewelry re-
paired and nefreshed as. moderate
prices. All kinds . engraving.
Nowhere can you get your repairs
suitors accodnr 111
or causi :ig to be concealed papers and
documents which \voilld limo been of
‘, HERE are Several
to Buy Linn or
111.. one dealer elven offers everything at lowest and»
and if price alone was the guide. buying would be easy to all
of 11's.
Many of us have reason to know that the character and
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reputation of the seller one of equal or more importance than ,
the price, so select with great card the firm who is at the other .
1. end of the deal I.
: defect The Hatch & Bailey Co.——fcr their many years of .3
.111; fair dealing (prove their integrity and there is the satisfso ".1"
I3). lieu of knowing that quality and price are sure to be right. :3
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it" ”seem ""f'w‘.” coem- :4
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The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
33 South Main 81.. South Norwaik
Wonderful values in Early Fall Models of Women's Suits. Coats,
Dresses, Skirts and Waists. 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 fine array of novel
colorings suitable for both street and evening wear. -
WE ALTER FREE.
We are the largest defile" in this state.
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Gazette Building, Norwalk
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with comfort.
See the New Tailored W aists
The latest models are now ready
and the line is most attractive
KLOSFIT PETTICOATS—The kind that» combine stvle
We have the plain models and those
with silk jersey tops
Ladies: Our Line of RAIN COATS Covers all col-
ors and prices.
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BROKER’ 8 Flllld EXAMINED
{Continued from first page.)
The Municipal League. of South Nor.
Iwalk the East \‘orwullr lxnprowmeni
Association the Civic] U'ltgilt! 01' Nor-
they were willing that he might usol
the money for any purpose he saw 111
His Wall Street deals have been gone]
into 111: early 11: 1d 11 more detailed SIOIYI
of some of them was expected toduyl
when \lclville 11.111.11.51 took the stand.
Accusations on which no testimony
has been offered are included in urti-
clcs four, five and eight The first 01'.
those accuses the governor of 111 110111‘ ‘
lug "deceit, hand and using threats
and mounces," acting "wrongfully 11nd
wilfully and corruptly," and being
“glulty of misdemeanor".in ounce
cbisc League arc mulling
11s to method of 111.11 king. ilic bulloi on I,
clcltion day - I
The Municipal Leanne invites
1womon voters and any others interest-
ed, to come to the Auditorium of the
South Norwalk Library Saturday, the
sting 4111. of October, at 3:110 Ol'lOCIi. E. B.
Donlcns registrar, will then 111111.. just.
what may ,be done. 1111111110 women's
ballot.
The (‘ivic League of Norwalk and
the Equal Franchise Lemme invite tile
women voters to meet in the Auditor
tum of the Norwalk Library at 3:30
in the afternoon of Saturday. October
lth., and J. A. Carter, Registrar will
tell them what they 11111311110 and what
use to the Fruwley investigating coup;
mitten .,
Article Five accuses him of dissund
ing Al’roderick ll. (Zolwell, his alleged
Wall Street “dummy." from testifying.
The eighth and last article alleges
that the governor used his office and
influence corruptly to affect the cur-1
rent prices’of securities in which heluwl’ ““191 n0t 60. if they do 1101 wish
was or had been l:1.1(1rcstcd 110 have the bullet 1hrown out The
The testimony of 1 10,113 A. Sarecky, women who voted two years ago had
Woodruli’, formerly chairman of the
Republican
IWMI‘I and the NOI‘WMR Equal an'glieutenani-aoycruor and present leader
lll‘l'l‘ll“€'Iof the Progressiics. in Kings County.
-u1ents to have the women \olera who Brooklyn WM, :1 11.5”,” m ht.
new number more than: 11111 instruct tctiI this morning bis temperature
“We. statement issued today by his Son,
:.lol1n id.
NW
of pi
left side will disappear."
patient today,
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NEW YORK, Sept. 80.-~1~Timothy
state committee, thrice
and
was
ionnal.
This information was contained in
to Mr.
\Voodi'uff, relative
skilcians that the slight symptoms
nlysis which have shown on his ‘
1‘
Two physicians were attending the
CALLS sscouo sxrnsosomAnv I
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u/U/u/U/uawu. a. '1'. at
Woodrul‘f’s partial collapse M the 1'11-
slon meeting in Coupcr Union last is ,
night. The son again said his illness if I wea ,ers
was due solely to 11 nervous break I“ _
down and his condition was such as \l .' __
to dcmnnd complete rest. I! I0! MCI]. Women am? C H
‘ 11... 8011 admitted 11.1.11... “1...... 51 dren. at Specml Prices.
‘ruf‘f‘s left side had been affected. "His N ' '
mental condition is normal," said the ii A“ Worsteds, Shakers, Byron
statement, "and it is hoped by his i.
)
Remember
H. Krieger 81. Co.
The Leading' Outfitters in The Norwalks
' West Washington Street
All This Week We Are Going to Sell
Collars and Ruff Necks from
$125 to $7. 98
the governor's former campaign sec-I, uorlred the Situaiimi out so well that
reuniy' and Frederick h Colwe". W85 DOUG of their DRUOIS were Oust Oilt.i
expected to touch on Articles Four and mid they hope to preserve the some'
Five Snrecky was subpoenaed sevcr- Igmd reCord. The meetings will beI
of days ago (‘olwell promised yestcr-,9ntlreli’ ””0110!" With no set speeches
day to testify if guaranteed freedom' and time will b8 swim to have the res-
from arrest for refusing to testify to iEU‘flI‘S asked any quotations which the
8E88|0N OF LEGlSLATURE
IN TENNESSEE.
NA‘SHVlbLE. Tenn, Sept. SOs—Call“ ‘
ing '11 second extraordinary session of ~ .
the Tennessee Legislature to consid-
er prohibition law enforcement bills.
‘
Our Charge System
all. nlnlntalaln/A-la ‘ a 4' fl' ,arl Jr/
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It your work.
1 modes“
It will pay you to let no estimate
KOHN
45 North Main 8:.
done better.
Full Line Watches, Jewelry and
1 Optical Geode.
I .
Charles Brand
Autos for Hir
' RELIABLE WATOHMAKER,
JEWELER AND ‘OPTICIAN.
eI155 Washington St. South Norwelir.
Opposite lion's Theatre
m.
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fore the Frawley committee.
The charge that the governor mis-
used campuign funds is the one which
the board of man'agera‘ case now ap-
pears to rest.
Mr ll‘ililel was to be the first wit-
ness today. He was not provided
with all his records of the Sulzer
stock transactions yesterday, and for
that reason he was kept off the stand
by Attorney lsidor J. Krcsel. for the
I
voters want answered
This election is extremely import-
ant. from the point of How of the"
progress of education. The women
vote upon the $200,000 bond issue as
well 113 for five members of the Board
of l1 ducntlon As the women with the
matter of fire escapes and before that
in the mutter of school consolidation.
took unanimously the view that con-
solldsllon was progress, then that the
. Dav or Night
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WATCH FOR THE NAME.
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Call 912
I Want to Learn the Top Prices
All Kinds of Junk
Rubber Tires, Metals. Feather
Beds. 1c 11 lb. for Raga, 251; per
100 for Newspapers, 351: per too
for magazines.
G. Yourdisky
Phone 912. 27 lily 111111., Be. Neerlt.
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Sentinel Wants are e. quiet: action
and inexpensive moons of columnar
cation. They 1111111111 11 direct way of
carrying 11 message to the one: who
will be most. interested.
life of the child was of the first ini-
parlance, it is natural to suppose that
board of managers.
Meantime Governor Sulzer's utter-
11oys are preparing for the introduc- they will Hildlil stnnd solid for the
tlon of their witnesses. Their heaviest bond issue nihde necessary by the
burden in the case thus far—«and this two former stops. .
information came from indisputable It will in- rccnlied‘thut the (fivlc
Leanne first come out strong for
school consolidation 11nd 111111. the Mu-
nicipal League and the 15.11111 Norwullr
Association first took the stand that
fire escapes are necessary.
sourcowis the fact that the governor
never has unburdened himself fully in
them.
life attorneys do not believe flint he
has wilfully misled them, or concealed
anything. but every day the govern- The women have 111.11 (51111149 for
or recalls details of his side of the: pride 111111 they got so many of these
(film) that he should have told his, registered nintlo voters in Norwulk
counsel months and. A poor memoryI only one of those who applied. failed
in blamed by the governors counsol‘ 111 1.11 11mm. and 11.1,, on account of m
for his oversight l1culll1.ln tho oihur Districts which
[it the opening of the morning son -luul a large number of applications the
elon Molt-1111- ii. Fuller, of the brokor- i‘etord was in proportion. equally
one firm of Harris 111. l‘ullcr, wag 1'11 good. 11‘ there had been women nom-
nnllod 11111111 111111111 but was excused ['0' innled for the School lluurd it is prob-
pormlti‘lwslor (‘ Plntt tlililifWorunr'H “No ”If“ it very Iiif'lfii womauwnlo
llr. lirown“ 1., or wind (.15.. the letter would be 1111111111 out. As if in it in
bearing his signature 1111111 from the hoped that 11111 women will vote. thus
oxacutim chamber of September lolleurning to use the ballot and helping
111111 Mfr l’lutt 1111111 11111 letter was notiio fiiVo the money needed for the
111111111911 by him. 11111111111111 be 1111111111111. schools and 11 soon circuit board 10
The letter begun: ”Dear Dr. Brown.” buck the superintendent of schools
Governor Hooper in his proclamation W
Itoday says:
"The question which now confrontsI
the people is, shall the lawe of the
State be enforced in the city as Well
as in the country, or shall the outlaw-I
ed saloons corruptly dominate not on-
ly the cities but the Legislature and
the entire State."
The enforcement bills were killed by
11 filibuster in the lower House of the
Legislature last week, during the first;
extraordinary session. The second
session is called for Oct. 13.
~l)evelopments of the last few weeks."
the governor's proclamation says.
“l1avede11fenslrated to my mind that
an overwhelming majority of the peo-
ple. regardless of political affiliations.
are determined to but» an end to the
open. flagrant and disgraceful nullifi~
cation of the law in the cities of the
State.
“1 therefore appeal to the people or
every county in the Stine to assemble
at the county seats and elsewhere and
to instruct. encourage and support
both the governor and the General
Assembly in the restoration of theme-
lestoy of the law."
NEW YORK, Sept. downside from
demonstrating the firmness of the mar-
ltot. the morning trade accomplished
little. Speculative endeavor was hnur
pared by the luck of fresh material on
which to work. Market ful'tm‘n which
have shaped sentiment recently, nonm-
ed to have spent'their force for the
1111111 being, and there was nothing 1'1
the way of new which could even be
9's: Wilma-I ‘fe ‘II' o "Iel‘e 11,.‘11 ‘.“' 11
.12.. .1". ~J‘1.."':'"Hafl’lfu‘I"<11"fi‘“"“" “""Iun5m'1'iéuz'DIEIu T» m...” “(if .: ”effigiwr
October 51h, l9i3, in
9.1.:-
ONEY Dep OSited Before: :1" the witness stand, armed with the led-
.I gar or Harris it Fuller, in which is the
manual of William auteur.
and mentioned on "etiolomire.”w11r1
Dr. llrown,” is or what else the letor
contained was not disclosed.
Subsequently Mr, Fuller resnmmod
March ill, 1910.
1
The account 1111111 01111111111111.1111 geld. on
‘ The first entry was for the sale of
and the teachers under him.
The Workers who have gotten out.
the women say that they have met
with unfailing courtesy and attention
from the ltesistrors whose work is
increased of course by the woman-'
vote. These ll'ilsy men are attain show-
ing their public spirit in giving the
time to some instruction 1111 regards
the voting.
‘100 shows of Pittsburgh, Cincinnati.
' mum and fit. 1min sleek, “for Mr.
W."
rm toilette! outlier sole or
Wmnmmuusnmw 11111 1111111
Perseus Home is heist monument!
1111 theorist-silos of rope of our 1111111
on only M that m flint prepared
on
1111. Winn-WW.
1 made the basis of a rumor. After the
early losses had recovered business
grew quiet, with a strong undertbno
Union Pacific made up all of its loss
and flooding rose 11 point above yes»
inrdsy'd close. Bonds were steady.
at
A succession of tragedies traceable
to member. of the dreaded Mails Io'
ofety is reported from Palermo, Sicily.
Awarentiy the lesion fought when
“Wt—ta.
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WALL STREET, 10:45 a. n1.—~llears
made a. determined attempt to raid
the market at the opening today, con-
centrating their efforts on Union Pa
rifle and Steel. Union Pacific offered
little resistance to selling, and fell
1 H to 11:111. 11 drop of -l M from yes-
terday's high price. With the. cxceo
tion of this stock, however, the mar-
ket held fairly steady. Steel was 1111-
loudod in round amounts-~~ two blocks
aggregating 8000 shaman—but lost
only 11 small fraction. Other stocks
barely moved. and the small, irregular
fluctuations revealed no definite trend.
The resistance of the list to pressure
unused boars to desist and the market
rallied, Missouri i’nciiic rose 1 1-2
and (31111. 1.
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LAY SIEGE TO APPREHEND MUR~
DEREK.
i‘llltf.\liil. Sept. (low-aiming upon
an entirely new clue. Slows Atlornoy
17111111191 .3. li~l1.1lloy, of Wheuiou, at the
bend of 1. dozen Chicago detectives,
early today laid siege to 11 building on
the south side. where they hoped to
apprehend the slayer: of Mrs. Mildred
Allison ltoxruat, the tango lonelier.
who was shot. Fridny night and her
body placed on the railroad trucks.
The suito’s attorney and Sheriff :1.
A. Kuhn come to Chicago last night
following a. statement from a your";
man, who asserted he know the fricti-
tity of the murderer, who is 81111110111211
to have used the name of Spencer.
The informant said the murdered fore
merlyI lived at Bushnell. lit. and that
he worked as u "bouncer" at a dance
hall three years can, in ea‘emusement
perk whore Mrs. neurone we employ-
1111. He said the men attended the
deans at. (Sloan’s Louie-o. on not...
day night that lire. W mute the
man as answering 1he appearance
mewhmmde 111111
11111111. meumcmflmm mmnfllreeww 1111111 nuns.» wile-nest
the flatten government prosecuted (in!
convicted the (femorrim is held: for-
Width! Weflfliefl W”,
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appointment so on twinks-d which,
too 1:111: roe omwmwoml
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molar“:
vile desci'ibed tho
of
the slayer and said he believed him to
be passing under the name of 5111311.
oer. .
.The story was corroborated to some
extent by W. 11'. Allison, Mrs. Rey--
root‘s first husband. He said his rott-
111er wife told him about the mun 111111
promised she would drop him, 11:»; lm
"accrued deep queer."
The body of Mrs. liexrout will ”no
buried by her first husband, William
Henry Allison.
"She divorced 11111 and married aw
other man, but 111. the 111st she. 1111111112111
to come bacl: to 11111, and f 11111 going
to tulle care of her body," he said.
led to her murder.
or
Visitorwl‘io your children 1:11 '11»
school?
Moiiiei'~~.\'oi yet: they're 51211111111:
eugenics and buoltu'lolony- T111111
Topics.
A good adv pnys boat in '11.; on
paper.
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These Cool Days
and coolvrnirhts snout-s1 11 little
more outer 1:111ihlng«-llpl1l
weight overcome.
A ilenjnmiu. silk 11111-11 111 llit‘!
edge in black 11nd (lximd 11111.~
ed 111111 02500
Without 1.11111 $18.00
A "(‘lofluu'uft" Cunt, silk lined.
at $20.00
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collar. the; 2 for 26¢- ln 1- 4,.
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