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PAWNSHOP
Joseph Rosenlield, prop.
’ Money losned on articles of value.
. Musical instruments. Hardware. unre-
deemed pledges. . .. .
Q‘WATIR STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
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Always the latest Things in
WALL
PAPER-
; "ll it
ruthenium SonCo _
QT“? M ' downer: or.
ONLY ONE.
hvr price just to advertise any
“Red Oak Coal
very lowest prices
beyrsturned.
WILLIAM EFFRON.
.43
1w." “1.“ ~
use OAK coAL I AM THE .
Try s bushel and you'll buy a ton.
llyésssh prices are the lowest in town. ‘ '
I do hot expect to make a large profit ‘ '
In cool this year, as i sell at such a ‘ '
. I am selling Alpha ortinnd Cement ‘
The bag must '
asxhowm 8T., EAST NORWALK.
‘ Tel. 441.
FOR on: WEEK.
A BAG.
Bus to Be Returned
WM EFFRON,
8 ROWAN 8T.
Parent-ct Ranges
can compare.
15 Ely Avenue
(.uNs aha
. AMMUNITION
S .pcial Sale or Cement
‘ ALFA on ATLAS Ar 32 came
Tel. 441.
We have in, received a ship-
guaranteed to
,bslneandheat, thatwewill sell
from Siege upward. Come and
look them over before going else-
, For honest dealing and
psi es fair, none with Mr. Rosen
Picture Frazning and Glazing.
Roseu’ s Furniture Store
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WILLIAM J. MOORE.
OPTIQIAN. "
Room 8. Keeier Building,
No’ 165 Washington at.
site Hoyt's 1'hss'tre. ~
vsnln'ge. 6: 30 te.l
"toasts Service can
FRED. l-l CAN UNG.
Pup Director“
,\ a
d your eyes have been giving
trouble or your glasses need
sting feel at liberty to consult
Wednesday anti" Fridsy'
strife-hen? .tli Ave, l to
Painting
Paper Hanging
.1 rtDecoratmg. .' 4
‘i The Gorham Co. ..
10 First at. last Nomlh
Mens’ and Boys’ Suits
GOTI‘LIEB’S
$7&$ldClothingStore
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
Daily and Sunday
' Papers *- ,
Delivered ‘to your home or
office Prompt service. ~
Phone your order to
RIGGERMAN
308., 64‘ North Main St.
cursors ,
Bridge FiSh Market
‘71 North Main Street
. All Kmds of
Fresh Fish Lobsteis
E5call0ps, Hard and
Soft Crabs, Oysters,
Longand toundClams
no norm: If“ ANMTHING IN
run i‘iillx‘l'l‘URE IIINE?
Wernttoemmum (
to
then-mismmasli
' mhsmummmm
. .mmflummmqfiw
W “the of Mei-so when.
masons!“ emit-to did-
“ m resl‘ln'ther. These cases
sell me one-half the price of leather
“cases, and wear equsliy as well.
The NORWALK
7 one
muss:
SWEATER COATS.
PRICES 50¢ TO £56.00.
Louis, Avrick
The Union Clothing and Nice Moro
POBTOFFIGE BLOCK
BOUTH NORWALK
NOTICE
it is important for everybody to
save as much monsyas they can and
"buy at the lowest prices. I offer at
' ‘ prices LOWER than ever before.- .
wsmims, «Icons ..
. . and OPTICAL 6000s.,
for ten days at discounts'upto 26 per
cent. 1 offer more than 53.000 stock.
Don't delay! Don't miss It! No
swindlingl
-Charles Brand says it and he neier
. lies.
During the Ten days the store
- will be open until 9 Moclock p. In.
Remember
Chas B1 and.
PRACTICAL WATOHMAKER
Jeweler and Optician.
138 WASHINGTON STREET
Green “S.&H. " Trading Stamp. Given.
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' DOYLESTCWN, Pa.“ Sept.
29.--
Inghsm Valley, near here, was killed
by her uncle. John Cope, at her home
her mother from being shot by the un-
Cope, who were neither hat nor
shoes when the killing occurred. es
coped to the woods and a large party
was out today searching for him. The
girl's father. Clinton Cope. s Jenner,
was cutting corn by moonlight while
the tragedy was .being enacted In the
house nearbi.‘ W
The uncle had been visiting at his
brother’s home, dud last night he and
the girl's mother quarreled over his‘
alleged drinking habits The girl had
gone. to bed. and when she heard the‘
quarrel she rushed down stairs In‘ her.
night clothes and stepped between her,
mother and the uncle, who had a shot!
gun in his hands. Whether the girl was;
deliberately shot by the uncle or re.
ceived the death wound accidentally
has not been determined. She died two1
hours afterward.
harem us Hymn.
L w
JacobLBlddIOItenyesreroetor of -»
'i', chester.sndstthetinleothisdeeth
_j; ushdeneon of the flutter! diocese, ‘
’4 summmmwnonstgtksrm
. chwmsaeum - ~
7: and gave the many friends an oppor- ‘,
.. tunity to look for the last tin. upon ~"‘
‘ the fsce‘of the nun that thsyhsd
j known and loved so long. mrmw.
hr " ”
.MAL SALE ON MEN’S
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Fiérence Cope, 13 years old of Buck, lest Chrislain affectionsa
last night while she was trying to save‘
......
Funeral or Rev.J.A.Ildlle.
Hundreds of them of Rev
3t. Kerr’sflnisooul Chm. m’
inststsforonebosr..k
Corsets of the
Models
s1 serviceswere conducted by Rev.
Chauneey B, Brewster, bishop, who - -
ed by Rev. John N. Lewis, ”4% W5
tubury. Rev. George T. 1-” Off}
Hartford, sev. H. 1, soul» or rear
Britain and Rev. Manning Is. Burnett U
of st. Mary’s Church. ‘. .
'The tribute that was paid to him ‘ .
was in keeping with his own spirit, 3 :l
which is best shown, probably, in I
letter written in March, when he
thought he was to die. He was too
web]: to write it himself. and he ded-
bloated the letter to’ his wife as fol-
lows: '
“it began two yesors ago. We used
the best medipal and surgical ‘skill
and tried the latest results of mod- -
era science. We were encouraged
Though the pain was very great. ll
held my own; Then like a thief in
the night, there came a complete col-
lapse. it was so complete and final
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v»v~o«r
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Of an me hang stakes including Royal Worchester, C. B
“R. & G.”, Nemo, Thompson’ s Glove Fitting, and the
“ Famous Ferris Waists,
We Have. Just ‘Unpacked the. Newest Numbers, in All
‘ Models best Suited to the '
Present Styles of Dress, and an Early inspection is invited
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«aurora-else“. News". awe
,that it would have been amusing had
it not been so tragic There was dent of this city. died last night at
absolutely nothing left for our two the Norwalk Hospital. to which place
years of labor and sacrifice, except a he w s removed to his residence in
little life. .Woo ward avenue; about two weeks
“Two years ago when death ago. for an operation He was eighty-
seemed imminent the ten thousand one years of age. Mr. Taylor was one
promises of God which i had gath- oi the best known men in town. and
ered to comfort others now rose up was well versed in the early history
as one mass and shouted forth their cf the NIGE- lie delighted in relat-
paean of eternal hope, They filled all Ing it to callers at his home in Wood-
~the’sky with the .greatg‘hope or the ward avenue. and has frequently writ-
ressurrectlou. Death became an In. ten Interesting articles for The Ben-
signiilcant affair. only an incident In tinel. lie will) be missed by a larse
the way. This remains in its' strength. circle of friends.
it is the therapeutic power in every The funeral will be held Thursday
man and must be reckoned with by afternoon at 2 0010“ from the tuner
all physicians it helps to make the al chapel of Frederick H Gflnung"
days go by. it is wonderful in what ReV. John Staplemd W!" omciate. The
innumerable ways a good wife and burial will be In the family plot in
doctor can soothe and soften and en. Pine island Cemeteri-
courage. The house is full or most
'exqulslte gifts of love. The social Willis O. 819""
atmosphere is sympathetic with ex‘ The death of Willis Oscar Signor oc-
prassions of helpfulness From for curred late Sunday night at his home.
and near come expressions of deeo'u Franklin street, Dsnbury. renow-
O grave. ing an illness of a year with tubercur
where is thy victory: 0 death, where losis He was twenty-eight years 0!
ll thy may like slid with the exception of four
‘And yet ‘I do not wish to die: years had lived in Dsnbury all his
it brinsa with it a sense of defeat life. He was associated with a broth-
lt would be very sweet to end it all er In the lunch business in Milford.
and let the body go back to its own but returned to Dsnhury a year ago.
again and the spirit go. back to Its Beside his wife he is survived by his
home again and see what new ex- parents, Mr, and Mrs. Willis P. Sig-
‘periences God has prepared for it. nor, and three brothers.il«‘rsnk 711318-
There ‘5 “0 pain in the grave This nor, Frederick C. Signor and Daniel-
has been such s wonderful sxperi- w, Signor. '
ence' to me. i oould'noi: let it pass
without sharing it with those i love
"And so beside the silent sea,
I wait with mulled oar,
No harm from Him can come to me,
On ocean or on shore. _
I know not where His islands lift
Their- fronded palms In air,
I only know I cannot drift
Beyond His love and care
" ‘Jacob Albert Biddle.
“'Msrch 24.19143"
The burial was in East cemetery. tween Carranza land Villa'llegdfm- :6
th bearers b ‘ cling of optim sm prom e n a
no?“ of Glastzbnlfirrieng: GNOME; fiinistration ckcles :where officials
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.IQ‘I‘ ‘\‘\=\-\"\‘ n ‘\ n
600 MEN OUT OF WORK AT
THE R. R. SHOPS
“The locomotive department is clos-
Ilnfant ferosl.
The infant child of MI: and Mrs.
Joseph Perosl. died'this‘ morning at
22 Hoyt street. The funeral will' be ad until October! and approximately
held this afternoon. and burial will 600 men are aflected" This will: the
be in St. Msry s Cemetery, statement made oillcially at the Yellow
m?-
- ' Ql'lET TODAY IN MEXICO.
WASIINGTON. Sept. Illa—Develop-
ments in the Mexican situation await-
to a question submitted by a reporter.
There have been rumors around the
hoped, the elimination of both Car As late as last Wednesday it was
I
New Mackinaw
Coats
For Boys and Girls
, II
”This will be the. most"
popular coat of the season. _
We have them from $6.50 ll
3 to 5:5. co and a beautiful ' ~
assortment of Scotch , \
plaids. .
l
Buy Themi’ oh Ill
Krieger System
i
planation given by the company today
is that at present locomotive repair
work is ahead of the normal candle
tion.
, RECElVER IS CONFIRMED.
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building New Haven yesterday in reply c" M.- MOOdy Downer to Continue AI.
fairs of Corset Co.
Judge Howard J. Curtis this_ morne
Union stations for the past week that 111; confirmed and made permsnént
ed the outcome of the conference be- ethe New York Show. in the station the appointment of Col.
M. Moody r
yard were to be shut down t01‘ three Downer as receiver of the Connecti-
weeks. but they could not be verified. cut Corset Company
The hearing on the confirmation of
ilBurton, Plainville: Rev E J. Belden.
'of Unionvllle: Rev Mr. Buck, Col-
linsville, Rev. Mr. Robinson, of
Windsor Locks, Rev. Percy V. N r-
wood of Stafford Springs.
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Andrew N, Taylor.
IIiIIIIoIrII Insure
lV-llllli llillllliil‘lilllllEll
Yesterday afternoon the Woman's
Municipal League. of South Norwalk,
rants and Villa as presidential cap-
dldates would heal the breach and
bring pence.
tion was discussed and Secretary Bry-
and brought late dispatches from the
consular agents in Mexico. The admlm
.lstration's attitude was still described
met in the Library Auditorium.
The reports of the various commit-
tees showed that. although there had “
been no meetings of the League dur-
ing the summer,,much work had been . 7
accomplished. ’ ‘.
The child welfare committee, under'
whose care the public playground has
been, gave a. most'grutifying report'of ' "
Andrew N. Taylor, a'fillfe-lougresl-
as one of watchful waiting.
At the Cabinet meeting the situa- l
stated officially by the company that the temporary receivership was not
‘no shut-down was intended. The de- opposed and omeg- G Righter and
cision. therefore. to close the New Estey S. Dunning were appointed ap-
lYork shops for a week must have been pmiserg of the property of the com-
reached very suddenly for the shut- puny. .)
down came last Thursday Economic A period of four months from 00-
reasons are at the bdttom df the tem- tober 1 Was set for creditors to file
ponry shutdown, although ‘ the all: their blaimg
o
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what had been done there. This report
in full will appear in these columns‘in
a few days, and will be of interest to
every one. ,
During July, August and September,
1,530 persons visited the Rest room. a A
cordial invitation is extended to all
women and children to visit the Rest
room and enjoy the comforts afforded.
A committee 'Was appointed to ar-
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if my Come to See Us Before Uou
‘ Co Elsewhere; i
We Have a Fine Line of Furniture.
Stoves and all Honsefurnlsh- l
‘ lng Goons; .
Prices To suit Everybody
M; GUTKOWSKY
as North Main sine Phonemic
OPT) Congreg‘eihmal Church.
.We 3“! Second-Hand Furniture nnd. of the State Federation of .Women’s
sieves _
TREES TRIMMEID 1' i i
.CAVITIES TREATED I
3' ampmn& samrs‘be Monday.0ot 26.1914
~ ARDDROULTURIOT‘ ‘
DOUTH NORWALKI “CONN, i
lalso, ot the meeting of the Community
range an entertainment for the benefit
of the Best Team, which will be given
at the home of '.Mrs Louis S. Beers,
Elmwood avenue, Wednesday, Oct. 14,
at 3 p. In. An attractiverprogram has
been planned, ‘and tea will be served
The Mir-escape” committee reported
that the fire escapes Were being used,
and that fire drills ‘had taken plaice.
Notice was given of the full meeting ,
\‘x‘ \’\;. >“.‘ \‘
, Al’l'll’l Alv/ AI',.-l"A-r;
Clubs, at Hhrtford, Friday, Oct. 30;
‘xoix‘qu‘y‘
pa, ‘1, ‘11—, ~'
\
Club. at Red Men's Hall, Wednesday,
Sept. 30, at3:30p. In. .
”The next meeting of the League will
'Al' at
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