11'own, of Ward. 1
, youterda ,lllowihg 11 tour?
11 o! convulsion. Dr Bald
All» attéu‘ded her is 11111111.. to ‘
”yton, Ohio.
laid from her
you “2' 30
Howell will
Elem will be h
mm 0. Paul. 11 ed twenty-six
died at his 119111: No.13 Ray-
treat, yesterday afternoon He
and 11 son and
will beheld
1-
Time
{dour pointing and paper~hang~
Our experienced men can
to your notification. The
e, are exceedingl low. 111w-
' cheerfully given. Special low
008 or. paints and wall paper.
COHEN
111Wate1 St. Tel. 342—13
oal! Coal!
CeaI!
Elly- a very high grad e or Wilkes-
rt‘e Coal of VVllllam lilfi'ron, 8 Row-
street, East Norwalk. ’1‘1y 11 bushel
fad you will buy a. ton
Tel. 441.
lb. for rags
hers, metals,
EM VED
‘FROM 45 To 72 N. MAIN STREET.
I Our .larger quarters enable us to
'do upholstc1ing and t‘ur'nitmo repair—
ing, at reasonable prices,
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1114 NORTH MAIN 51'.
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GRACE PARISH NOTES.
Jude.
men's Guild with Mrs. Van Buren, 58
in 1 the. Guild room at 13:46.
prayer at 4: 30 1
Saturdaywliil Sainte' Day.-—-Elrst
celebration of the Holy Communion at
Communion at 10.
The rector announced yesterday the
’ gift? of $300 for the Parish Hall fund.
. M
Oillcer John E. Reynolds yesterday
morning investigated what he thought
was a shooting airrny in Day street.
lDavid Rudder, a junk dealer, had men
at work about 10:30 o‘clock, melting
the insulation from copper wires, and
occasionally the men would come to
.a dynamite cap, which would go off
with a loud report The neighborhood
was amused as some people thought
another shooting atfrny was in prOg-
ress. One of the workmen was struck
in the face by a portion of a dynamite
cap and had a slight out
Don’ t Ee Hasty
in buying FURNITURE. Inspect the
fine line that we are showing at ex-
tremely low prices.
11. GUTKOWSKY
At the Former Auditorium Building,
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy second-hand Furniture.
Neglect Not Your
Tuecduy~Feastoi1Bt 'Sion and at. T'
The celebration of the 1111111. 3‘
_ Communion at 9: 30; . ‘ ‘
Wednesday-Meeting or the Wo- -
West avenue, at 2130. Junior Auxiliary "
Eridaymldve 011.111 Seints~Evenlng .
8: the second celebration of the Holy '
Oi Lumber
makes the
talk of some manufacturers of substitutes look exceedingly ,
amateurish. Like jewelry there's a heap of difference in ,
grades. If you buy a 14 kt. gold ring you pay a 14 kt. price
and if you buy clear lumber you naturally expect to pay the
price for specially selected etook~cnd in either case you
trust a lot to the dealer you patronize. It’s worth your time
to knew these differences in lumber, especially when you
can learn it from us for the asking.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK1y CONN.
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
33 South Main‘b‘t., South Norwaik
We might tell you here a. lot of nice things about our handsome
new Suits, Sklr1tn,l)resses and Waiste. We might say they were
perfect in style, best in quality and best to buy~~all of which would
be the truth. lint it would be far better for youwand ne—i’or you
to come to this store and see with your own eyes how they look
and lit and judge for yourself if they are best for you to buy. llul‘
later it you want to, but look now. The Style Store for Ladies.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
515 Main St. Stammrd. 33 sauth Main St., South Norwalk. .
WE ALTER FREE.
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112 11 111111111
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Danger from Fire ”38 Passed irulcu for the govcrnnumt ol‘ the Town
. '(T '.1‘I\'":1
and More Bodies are Expect- '1 0"” 0 M ‘1"
ed to be Found
DAVV‘SDN, .\‘. .Vl., ()ct. 27.~ll,v noon
today l32 ol' the victims of tho Sing;
Canon .‘1line .\'o 2 disaster had been
TOWN GOUET'S
Judge. John Keogh
(has gone over the doclact 111111 with
1(‘lork'lm 0. Gregory 1111s cullcd out
the old long-511111111111: cusps, removing
muny, The court pi'oa'ndurc in town
will hcrcul‘tcr be gmcrncd by this sci
01‘ ruins
Fine Watches 81 Clocksl
The engineer oils, cleans and looks
~11fle1' his locomotive CVCl‘y low home.
in the \V‘llIC‘Il mid clm it, there arc
wheels whirh make more rmolulions
than those of the lustcst tinin Is it
not reasonable that these little wheels
should be attended to occasionally!
Remember, do not let your which 01
clock run to ruin li'om neglect.
let us examine it! (Go 110101 to u
' ibungler. )
l
\‘owherc 01111 1011 got \our lt-‘pl‘llls:
done better. 3
Charles Brandi
Special Watchmaker.
Jeweler and Optician.
Over it) yours experience.
Watchec, Clocks, Jewelry and Optical;
Good: at Moderate Prices. I
155 Washington St. South Normlk. 1
Opposite Hoyt’a Theatre—Upstairs. i
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
Sell Your .quk ;
Before the Cold Weather Comes.
I pay the Highest Prices for
Rubber Tires Metals and Feather
Beds. re a lb. For Rags. 25¢ per
100 for Newspapers.3 35¢ per I00
for Magazines. 1
G. Yourdisky
Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave., Se. lVior'wali111I
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FOR 1111111 1
DAY OR NIGHT.
CALL 1). TRAVIS‘
PHONE 1440. I
Be Prepared A
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for the cold weather and got 11
COOK 8TOVE with a Guarantee. -1 1
M.L.ROSEN§
15 ELY AVE...
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Dollar
,funernls us was the case with the first ‘
fvigilunco to see that the suntinilon oi
'tuhon lo the cemetery directly 1‘1'0111
'111ain in llnwson for
'and cold, “Pence be unto you,"
'- as they could see.
buried The major portion of the 1101'»:
ies now being rccmcrod mo in such
condiiion that they can not be shipped
or laid out in the morgue for public.
i‘opils have been sent to all oi the
ultorncl'a' in town lmd (111k imwm‘y
1111s (‘\I.l'il and additional copics.
Rules of the Towr. Court of Norwalk
October Gib, 1913.
The w 1' its will in: mudc10111111111110
to the court without spruilxing 11 par-
ticulul' place of return 111' .1 purliruhn
hour 01‘ the (NH. 1110) will ho r-cturn
ed to clerk and tho 111.1111 of 1cccipt
illeleoi by the clerk uill he. noted by
him on such .wrils. 11nd llll‘ (lulu nip:-
r'olpt of all other plcndings will be
iikowisc noted by said rlcrh upon sold
when my “”1qu5 “pm directed into pleadings, uud \\'Illlll date will ho the
c cry room of the “0,14%” and no date oi the tiling m .111 11111b pleadings
'snmuldcring tires were found. 1 " \ppenrumcs I"? Wm“? “”1 1'0
(lovornnicnt mine experts will re-
two 111' three separate uppcuruucr-s being llllitle
weeks in up effort to determine the ""9“ “'5“-
cuu'xe 11nd the nature of the (linustor. l 3'
T1“. pm] Cross the Salvation ’lrmy unco, except in 11111111111 0i summary
and tho Stng Canon li‘uel Company at ”“0“”! ”“1‘ b" “”I‘ red by ”"3 01'“ "
once “ 1“ be in ”u.“ 111101111 to urrnnge us now provided in (curls 01' (0111111011
the ““1“,” U,- the dead mincls {11111111 Plans. in 111'211015111 summary procoss,‘
ice. such judgment may
ton o'clock oi‘ the day following the re-
,turn dny. '
in notions brought on the omn-
1
two score, Health 01110ch are using 1-
the town is not impnirod. ‘ilodies are
the temporary morgue at the 1111110.
and il‘ identification is posslhii' mem
bers 01' the dead 111incrs'l'un1illcs are
not permitted to \11 w them
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lNSPlRlNG SERVICE HELD.
...__ 4.
New Hymnal Adds to Attractive East
Norwaik Service.
"lheie wuss something especiully in
vigm'utlng us the congregation in id 1151.
Av01111o..\1 19.9Cl1111'cl1 broke forth in
song under the leadership of hire "
.iHrrnc-es 1‘. Lewis lust owning. The
roll-1111;, purchased ”Good News Hym-
nui." which was 11 means 01' added life
and enthusiasm. contains 11 collection
'11l'stlr1'ing and helpful hymns [but
were used throughout the service.
Line of the new songs tried out wus
"i liclime (led inswm's l'1uyor." 11nd.
ai'tel (singl 11; it once. the punter rc~
(plclxtcd the audience to sing it nynin;
11nd ugaln come the request to shit, it,
Ibccnuso the speaker thought nil were,
not inking pull.
hire. Lewis was 11ny unsistcd by the
choir in oil the dung servhc. 11nd she
sung, with 11 grunt dual of effort “.\l1
uuys Singing oi ills Son.”'bci‘oro the
pastor's sermon.
Speaking of‘ibo trying oircumstnnc- 1101‘ he like cones are brilc"0'l"'l I“ “”‘I
'13., 01' the degclplpfi 1mm their Lord s before said (‘ourl or (30111111011 l‘lcus.
deulbwsooing their Lord cl uriilcd lto~ 6-
mun soldiers on gunrd til the bond oi pleadings, I'Ol‘ Judgments on di'lilllil, 01'
the tomb, the stone rolled puny null I01 non-compliance WIII‘ order of
the bud) gone; following which, the court for useignnumt of trials, for 3.1"]
story in circulation that His dosciplon gumenin 0n dinnurrors, for hour'imieI
come by night and stole it, and the on till other motions. and for 1111 0th“?
four of being seized and suffering phy- orders. Will be mode in writing. and
bind torture at the hands of the poo- lllcd with the clerk in dtmllmm- 9"”
pie, because of this ehurgo, and 111‘ dors on such motions Will he iOFIhWIUl
their being gathered together in 11 mode by the court. ,
room with the doors shut-wine sponk- 7. A party WI“ 1’0 WWW“ or m.
or said, “Josue stood in their midst faulted for failure to comply Willi on
but order or rule, and the court my set
there was no reason tor pence, so for aside ouch non-cult or default 0“
terms.
8. The general rules of the 43‘11’9'
the CII‘IIi on tho rclnrn duy ot‘ the writ
01' may be filed by order 01 (0111'! upon
motion, or by consont oi the portion.
in}: to 11nd governing proceedings
possible. and in nil crises wherein the
lugs lll'ii to be govcrnod pursuant to
the rules now in force in the Court 01‘
(50111111011 l‘lena. and 111; such rules 111-0
Court. of (301111111111 Pious, 11nd
The text for the evening was taken‘
.v'l' from the twentieth chapter of John’s rlor court relating to parties. Dlfindlfldfl
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- Gospel and the twentieth verse: "And and practice, not inconsistent with the
, when He had so said, He showed unto above and tor-ageing rules. are 110015195
.- them His-hoode- cnd ills side. ,Theu and established by this court-
were the deceiplee glad. when they new 'i‘he above and 10111011: I! 91 9.
the bar " - 'eopy or the rules approved and order
.While they could see 110 19119011 for ad to be used in Town Court ct Ner-
before, their doubts and leer: wilt.
' more new all 111.91 way. when He Attest: "
1!wa 11019. than H“ hind! “(I “I! ' IRA O. GWRY. '
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111w REGULATIONS ..
ludgmcnt for dci‘nuli of uppcnr- 1
be entered utter 3.
mun counts. thc bill of purticniurs org-U
umcndod complaint. will be illcd with'
The ploudinus in cnscs wherolu’
the amount of the 11d dumnum clnnoo,
docs not exceed one hundred dollars,‘
will be governed by the rules pcrtuinfil
bc- 1
love Justices of the peace. and such"
cases shall be HUI down for trial and ‘
tried upon motion of either putty 1111:.
or no noon ni‘tcr the return tiny us in:
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exceed one hundred dollars, nil plcnd-i
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modified from time 10 time by enld,
euid ,-
cuucs nbull he proceeded in 111111 110111.
lore unid Town court. in 111011111110 mun- , ‘
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WALl. - S'l‘llli'ild'l‘ Noon.«~Ailhough
trading 111111 dull oil through the morn-
ing, the stock market showed
strength.
large measure to the firm tone oi the
market was the reduction or the (lor-
mnn bunk rate from 6 to 5%, which
served to allay apprehension respect:
ing monetary conditions abroad. The
change out an end to reports of km
Iother advance in British discounts and
implied greater ease for the remainder
of the year. Moderate buying of all
the principal stocks put them «bunt
9. point higher. larger advances were
made in com in which special con-
ulcerations 111111111
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Fur Coats
1 - Scarfs
we have ever shown, and includes the latest mod-
els in all the most fashionable furs.
-~-~ A BIG --.-' -
Umbrella
' S P E C l ”A L
.00 Value for
*~ 980
They are made with Close Folding Paragon Frame and
Steel Red. covered with Fine Quality of Fast Black, Wa-
Plece Dyed Serge,
Tape~Edge, Strictly‘ Guaranteed Quality.
many people as possible to share in this otter.
PRICE 98 CENTS
H. Kricger 81 Co.
The Leading Outfitters in The Norwulks
West Washington Street
quiet,
A factor contributing 'inivorsury Wodueuduy evening, .‘ovo1n1
Leading Dry Goods Store
Tristram and Hyatt
Gazette Building, Norwalk
8.
most varied that
we have never. cf]
and color.
Ladies’Tailored
Suits and
Coats
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TWENTY.FI‘FTH ANNIVERSARY.
Will Be Obnerveri by Catholic Union
CoUnCil, Wednelday Evening.
(tutholic Union Council, Knights of
Columbus. will observe its 25th unnl~
her bill, at the rooms on West avenue.
The committee in charge have been
especially fortunate in securing hevcr- .
111 eminent speakers for this celebrw,
tion and have also arranged 11 musical 1
program much out or the ordinary.
Wow great interest is‘beins maniteht-'
ed and a very large attendance is al~
ready assured. Every charter mem-
ber now living will be present and
many out or room members have nr—i
roused to attend. Refreshments in,
be
keeping with the occasion will
sewed
, to lilti'illlit‘ his wife.
M118. EATON TELLS
0F HUSBAND’S HABITS
v-———~—
PLYMOUTH, Mass, Oct. 27
Ol‘llitil ol' cross-0x21minutiozi luy helium
.Vlrn'.
sulpcd her testimony: today in Ili'l'
trial for tho dill-cod murder 01 1111'
llli‘illilliil, Rear Admiral Joseph Giles
1111111111. .ls' Ihc principal wilnc=s 111
llL'l‘ own (It‘lt'llfit‘, .\i1'5. linton was 1111
the slum] 1111' six hours lust Sniurduy
and under 1110 piliniuv'cv 111‘ bur zittmw
noy, \V'iiilum A. Morse, told 11 story 111‘.
tender cure for her husbmvl and «in
sislr-m dm'uiion to lillll. .‘llt‘ dcnicd
that she bud given poison 11.1 him. ml
the prosecution charger; 11ml tcslilicd
that his frequent dribbling with
tie drugs 11nd pol'sisirnl lll]ll(ll‘ dl‘111k~
111g 111111 11111011 hu-r patience and made
her fear {or her life.
Toduy District Attorney llurkcr lcd
her over this story, dissecting it in 11:1
ode“. to find some iiuw which would
strengthen the government's contou-
lion that she unvc lhc udmil'ul :1 how'-
H'ngc containing 11 (loudly poison. \t
the suggestion of the district illllll‘lll'y,
\ledicul Examiner Glimun '1‘. Usbcod,
of liochlund, out all 11 table in plum
view of the defendant. Dr. Osgood,
\11l1o hm: devoted much time to a study
of insanity, jolted down notes of his
obscrvnlions ol‘ the witness.
Artur my .‘iiorsc uskcd .Vll's. lintm 11
single question 11.110111 District Attor-
ney llul'licl‘ begun his. L'l‘OSS-Exlillllllll-
lion.
"illd you know that your husband's
income stopped with his dculh?" uncr-
imi .Vlr. .Vlorsc.
l dill," lire. l'Iuton rcplicd.
l'ndcr the questioning 01‘ tho plow-
1'111111'. MN. iiulo‘l ropn'utcd l1cr story
111‘ Saturday rcgurding hor curly lii'c,
.“ 'I‘llo
.lonnio May Eaton when she l‘C‘
rill”—
. |1c1' 111111'1'iugo to II“? first hunbund, l)
11. Alps-worth, and her separation from
him 11nd 01‘ her mectlng with Admiral
’ : E11103.
'l‘hc ndmil'ul was very i11l.en1pcr1111',
1111(- Sillll, but undcr hor cure 11c drunk
1 onsiderubly loss and ilnniiy asked her
“It was only Will.“
I saw that he wus going to kill himself
that I decided to merry him,” who
said.
"Then yen Innl‘l'iml him to unvc his
life?" 11511011 Mr. llnrlrei'.
"Yes. i murrlull him to save. his
iii'c," rcpllcd .Vll's. l0.ntou
A good adv. pays best in the lust
paper.
It Is limo to ho, pulling on
Iii-miter 11111i«-'rwo:1r. ’l‘hcsc
chungonhlc 1111,1111 you should I111
prcpul'cd 11nd have it 111 homo
when it, is; lime to make 11
chance. (lur clocks are l111'g1~
11nd nil the mind kind»: 1-1111 be
found hcrc. lrom cotton in linen,
501: to $3.50 per garment.
llibliod (‘oitou .. 500, 75c, $1.00
Wool 11nd Wool Mixed
501:, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
.liluen $3.00 and $3.50
Union Suite .. $1.50, $2.00, 03.00
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SPEGIL.
, All Dent'e $2.00 Gloves to close
at $1.50 per pair, all sizes.
Joseph Davis ‘
“ WA'HINGTON .TREIT’.
1.. South 11911111111129.1111.
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