1E. , K. Banks
NJEDWDAK-SEPT. 30, 1914 I 7 I
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COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
—OF—
outing Flannels Eden
Cloth and Kimono
Flaunels
gig-For M and Winter Wear. ‘
Elli: Size Bianrklets, 15c to $5.oo a
Comfortable: at 48c to 33- So.
Winter Underwear for Ladies.
Children and Men.
Inheekemo Hotel aloof. In. Nomlk.
We Are credo: 0”pr
Snbocripuonto
WorldsWork
Scribaer’ 3.
Outlook .
The Regular Price
is $9.00
South Norwnlk, Conn.
l WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to—
night and Thursday; fresh west and
northwest winds. The disturbance
which was central over Upper Michi-
gan yesterday morning has moved
rapidly southeastward during the last
24 hours and is now central over Con-
necticut. it caused local ‘ showers
and thunderstorms in the eastern por-
‘ tion of the Lake region and New, Eng
land. The southern disturbance has
increased some in intensity and is
new central near Pensacola, Fla. It
is causing unsettled, showery weather
in the southern districts from the
Mississippi Rver eastward to the At-.
Pleasant weather with!
lento coast.
rising temperature prevails
western and central districts.
in the
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAV.
Temperaturcz, Low, 57 ;' high,
62. Cloudy.
If you want a position. take a course
in Merrill College.
County Game Warden Wilbur Smith
was in Stamford, yesterday, and visit-
ed the northern district. He saw no h-
ing to indicate law violations.
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Read Rogers & Stevens' adv. for'
prices on suits and overcoats.
A very successful ,and enjoyable
supper, under the auspices of the Mir-
pah Chapter, King's Daughters, was
enjoyed last evening at the South Nor.
walk Baptist Church.
Canton crepes for winter gowns at
D. M. Read Co.
The Norwalk Poultry Association
have secured Roodner’s Hall, on
South Main street, for their poultry
show, which will be given during
Tranksgiving week in this clt)’.
New line oi fall skirts at J. I. Mal-
lette's. See adv.
—Cheapest accident insurance-LDr.
Thomas' Eclectic 01].. Stops the pain
and heals the wound. All drugglsts
sell it.
On Friday, October 2, of this week,
short calendar day at "the Superior
Court, the following case of local ln-_
terest are schedliled for a hearing.
Van Rensslear Pooly vs. Minnie S.
Adams, Attorneys Keogh & Candee
for the plaintiff: and Emma C1 Lind-
wall vs, Della Jennings. with Attor-
neys Keogh & Candee representing
"39‘ defendant. -
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SHEKINAH sducroaum leusv
AGAIN.
lShekinah Sanctorum, No. 85, after
a summer's vacation, held a most en-
thusiastic meeting last night, and
later the members were served with
a line shore dinner. There were sev- I
oral candidates initiated and'the de- 1'
'greo team did fine work. The dinner
' . committee was composed“of George :3
Way, Harvey weld, and. Dr. J. ’H.
Mallory. The affair was 2‘ great sac j
case, and thoroughly enjoyed broil.
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BromoSdtzu', r'oc size 6c
WW, 1251: size 15¢ ;
.. soc ~
3mm, Snooping .. 6o'c‘ :2;
{Bruno Sober. soc me -
SPECIAL THIS WEEK. . ‘ "
The Book
BLINDNESS OF VIRTUE-
Now Selling at 45 Cents.
At
DoNNELLvs
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
II SOUTH MAIN STREET.
\
PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN 0N.
CHICAGO, Sept. 30.—-Under the
leadership of Eugene W. Shifln, twice
Prohibition candidate for president,
the flying squardon of American began
a nation-wide campaign for prohibition
today with Peoria, ill., the scene of
the first demonstration. Approximate-
ly one hundred and ilfty cities, includ-
Ing all state capitals and the national
capital. will be visited by tbodemper-
. i once workers.
The itinerary has been mapped out
until April 11.
“Another triumph for the horse."
“How now?"
“I see that horses in Europe are
fetching double rates while automo-
biles only bring half price."—
Louisville CourienJournaI,
' Teddy’s Sale.
Cut Prime on Clocks, Watches, Jew
airy and Optical Goods.
Just call and inspect our prices,
you will be astonished, only a few
noted here.
Clocks and Watches were 84 to $16.
NOW $2.90 to $12.50.
Chas. Brand.
PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER
Jeweler and Optidan.
138 WASHINGTON STREET
‘Grccn “sari." Trading Stamps Given.
FRUIT JARS.
Jugs. Wood Lawn Rakes, Wine
Presses, Step Ladders, Wine
Kegs, Flower Pots, Etc.
Albert F. Gehebe
as West Washington St, .
South Norwalk. .
Phone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery
O
Skirts _
\ New line of Fall Petticoats. in
black and colors. in the newebt
;- styles, some made with the pot-
ent tastner. .
. All Silk, Jerseleop Skirts. 84.98
-: Masculine Skirts, black and' 3
.. .colors..‘......81.98and $2.93 -
‘ Chiffon Taffeta, blank and I
'j colors .........$2.98 and 88.98 3
Cotton Toilets. utteen sin! '
”Jungian. ......81.09to
-Mtuer, in Alice,_ green nn-I,
$1
OPECTACLES
cord) soamms ............ $1.15
ALARM (moons ............... 850 .
com NEcxcrrAiNs .......... $1.50
Don't Delay - Only 10 Days.
Jelly Glasses, Scone creeks and H
gene-coo .1le'
V WAuto Bus to Danbury‘Fair
October 5th 10th
.Frankliurs'treet ~ 9
WM. “P. BEERSL ‘
"BOOKS AND STATIONERY STORE,
1909 Pope Hartford Runabout
Chalmers "36,” 1912 ................ ..... ...............‘.....
1912 Maxwell, newly painted and overhauled ......;. W9
Old Dutch Cleanser .
A. STULL
22".“
Round
for $1.00
Also Touring Cars for fluent
Luther M. Wright
CHALMERS
“LIGHT SIX”,
South Norwalk
1915
OUR 1916 DEMONSTRATING OAR ‘IB HERI:
CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
suto Supplies, Storage, Firestone, Goodrich, United States a...
Lowest prices Special stones to commuter-I. Stem tor the day.
fllGHT BY 80. NORWALK STATION
FOR SALE.
Repair work guaranteed. Fords a spedo'ty.
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6759
VAAST- BROS.
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Delicious Creamery Butter, a 1b.. ........
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Hall and Den
HIGH GRADE GOODS. MEDIUM m
OUR LINE OF FURNITIIRE ”
QUALITY THAT MAY BE DEPENDED
駧§:&%lfi£llélégslif NEW AND POPULAR DE-
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SEPARATE PIECES. - . M? ETE
”DO NOT FAIL TO LOOK THROII
MENSE srocx. YOU ARE
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17 casmm or. in, seawater
some"
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Process Butter, in prints . .................. . .....
Best Family Flour, every bag guaranteed
29¢
....... 75¢
2 cans 15¢
24 COTTAGE eraser.
1m: nonwatx.
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SUITS OR
GH OUR IM-
FIND WHAT
HE pares! YOU WANT TO
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A. J. Collins 8. co.
Funeral Director and Embalmcr M
North Main Street
Phone 747
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FURNITURE OF QUALITY
For the Bedroom, Dining Room; Library
{ Made Futile Attempt to Lift Blaz-
‘ Bridgeport last night, Charles M. ood
‘ trey. of Brewster-s, New York, was
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M Morgenthau, Jr., Co., Auctioneers,
No. 2 South Main Street" -'
HOME SITES
For particulars apply 8. J. Keeler.
ROCK LEDGE GARDEN
West Rocks Road, Jarvis and Ward Sts., Nor-Walk. '
SATURDAY, SEPT. 26111. 191
Local Representative,
Stevens street. Norwalk Conn, Phone 11034 \
New York. Phone 1884., Courtlnnd.
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You Can Save Money by Ordering -Y0u1- » ; -
- FROM
HEADQUARTERS FOR cur FLOWERS or:
Floral Decorations and Funeral'Desuzns
ALL KINDS,»
south Norwalk Flower Co., '4’
Il
, l correspondent on the scene of the acci-
V’Telephone‘ 364 _
hood of Upper Stepney, as it hasnt
been amused in years. Godfrey 13;Court that it might have been that
' known here as the proprietor of a Alley Was on ton of the stairway
" feed. grain and coal business
REAL CAR HERE
"1915*";
Call on us or Telephone
MODEL
1915
"Ajax Tires
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Merchant From Brewster's, New
Killed in Tragic Accl-
"de; on Slepney Turnpike
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Sill ‘Nllfll
Inn Wreck From Driver
STEPNEY, Sept. 30. *Caught under-
"neeth his automobile when it turned
turtle after striking a stray horse, on ‘
the turnpike, between Newtown and
Man Convicted oi Murdering
Joseph Ailey in Danbury to
Pay Penalty»
burned to a crisp when the gasoline
tank eiploded and the car burst into.
flames. Joseph M. Clark, who was
riding with Godfrey, was hurled! ‘
through the air and received a brolienI 50mm“ David 0' BMW”:
icollar bone and head injuries and is! was found guilty 01' second degree
now in St. Vincent's Hospital, Bridge murder by 8 3‘"? m the Criminal
:port, almost crazed with horror, l Superior Court last Friday for killing
I Godfrey and Clark were driving at Joseph Ailey was yesterday sentenced
ithe foot or Chestnut hill when the ac by Judge William L Bennett to life
lcident happened They were descend imprisonment. The sentence followed
ling the hill at a swift speed when they the denial by the court of Attorney
:encountered a frightened horse staud- Charles W. Murphys motion 10 have
lips in the roadw.ay Godfrey attempt. the verdict set aside on the ground
ed to dodge the animal. but it stepped that it was contrary to the evidence.
'in the path of the car. The machine in denying the motion. Judge Bennett
struck it with terrible force. The said that he agreed Wilh State's At-
horse was thrown many feet and two torney Cummings that iDavid was for-
of Its legs were broken. The heavy tunate in not having been found guil~
Chalmers car flew into the air and ty in a higher degree.
descended wheels upward, Godfreyl ' Murphy Mnken‘Arpument.
pinned in his seat. Almost beforel After the verdict had been return-
Clark allghted in the roadway, a -ter-' ed against David last Friday, Attorney
riblo explosion occurred and the ma- Murphy moved that it be set aside.
chine immediately burst into flames.
Neighbors Hear Explosion.
Residents of the neighborhood, at-
iday, he said there were but two wit-
bosses to the transaction on the stair-
tracted by the m1“ of the expio- way at the David house on the night
slon. mac running with lanterns and Joseph Alley was shot by David, and
found an almost crazed man, bab- "my were ”n” Toslck ""1 David
bllng incoherent”, and with one. arm He claimed there was no evidence out-
hanging useless from his shoulder side the defendant’s story to show
Blood poured from both ears and his when the shots were fired He claim-
- mouth and his face were covered with ed David had not gone to the house
red as he attempted by fume sll‘lltt- to do Alley harm for it such was the
5193 to yea, the flaming wreck from case he would have harmed Alley
the body of mg comrade He himself when they were in the kitchen down
succeeded only in Setting burned. stairs, and that David was in leap of
Dr. George A, amp, was summoned Alley who had threatened hlinaud be
but his services were not 4199“,] for acted in self-defense when he shot.
Bridgeport The. burning car was had "OI proven “3 “39
pulled off the body of Godfrey andl 1,11 ”Ply l0 Mime! Mink” a"
he was found to be nothing butl gument, States Attorney Cummings
e blackened lump of flesh said the motion was without merit
Medical Examiner F. J. Wales and hardly worth while discussing.
gave per-missing for removal of the He was under the impression that
body Coroner J J Phelan w“ no-l David was fortunate in escaping a“
titled and he will begin his inquest bicker decree and he did not feel
this morning. warranted in taking up much of His
‘ Vlotlm About to Wed? ‘ Honor's time in discussing the mat-
The accident aroused the neighbor “I" ' '
Attorney Murphy informed the
m-llanding when David fired the first
Brewaters. lie is said to have been shot, and Judge Bennett held that if
engaged to a young woman in this David fired at Alley first. he started
vicinity and it is said he was on his the trouble Attorney Murphy had
way to visit her when the tragedy failed to file his motion in writing
occurred with the clerk as the rule requires.
Clark is a widower, aged 45. He 'is and he was told to do so otter the
in the same business it's Godfrey. The case had been dispersed of, so it could
‘ latter is only 28 years old Clark go upon record. Attorney John C
' lives at 342 West 25th street, New Chamberlain of counsel for David.-
York. and is manager of the Brew-v was in ecurt, but did not argue on the
sters Hotel. motion to set aside the verdict.
According t0" information given a Has Lost Nerve.
When David stood up to hear sen-
tence pronounced upon him be ap
peared to be nervdus. It was said
today that since he was found guilty
last Friday. he has been worrying con-
siderably and instead of taking daily
exercise with the other prisoners at
the County Jail, he i-emain‘ed in bed
except when he went for his meals.
After sentence was pronounced he
stood with his eyes riveted upon the
carpet as though. in a daze. 1 Deputy
dent. Edward Corning. of this town,
had taken the horse out of pasture and
wishing to perform an errand. entered
a house by the roadside, after tying
the horse to a cherry tree. The animal
evidently broke loose, for witnesses
saw it standing in the roadway. In the
,accident, two of the horse's legs were
‘vhroken. it had to be shot.
; corpse Brought to Bridgeport.
‘ The body of Godfrey, both of “whose
legs had been burned oil, was taken
fto Bridgeport in a hearse of the Hen— shoulder and motioned to him to
"Y E. BUMP “MW rooms. It take his seat. in the prisoners’ pen.
is now here and relatives will come David did so and remained there un-
tiers from Bottom, a village outside til other court had adjourned, when
of Brownian. Whfleflwm lived. he was taken to the jail on North
l Godfrey is a member of the Dan- layering. . l.‘
bury Lodse of Bike. All Elk charm' David was arrested on the charge
was rescued from the wreck of the of killing Joseph Alley last December.
automobile. It has been learned the: may boarded at David's house and
Godfrey was in this city Mood”. vis- the two had had some words. Wit-
~ idea at the local lodge of Elk!- passes for the State claimed that the
_. Clark Will Reemr. two had settled their differences, but
Clark 1' 919401“ “gnaw“? H0 on".the night of December 6, David
“it obi! at rind alloy met on the atairwliy landing
mam‘ndmnkuumbe the a
ay with e bulet wound in
.liut'lihmaoudlflou :11“. his lies
{In his argument to the Court roster?
E III iRlSllN Robert Gregory—
1
who South Norwaik in response to ma»
Godfrey. 383mm,“ rushed Clark to (It was his contention that the State
Sherlii Berger touched him on the'
. . 8°91de 10ml, 3! and something happened and when it , ,
the terrible occurrence Hi! lets «2 was our, Alley my in: {in foot or;
and another 111,111! one. ‘_ .
rear: FIVE .
Bring your vulcanlz. mg to me. ,1
Best work and cheapest priced;
A full line of tires and tubes
hand all the time. Work called ~
for and delivered.
7Wal lit.S Tel.32
“Silver Lake IceJ’.“
We have extended our sepia, . it
requests.
We do not seek trade by cutting
prices. We get and KEEP customers
by furnishing unequaled service at a
fair price. '
It is true economy y do ‘ with“.
Especial attention to is ‘ trade.
THE SILVER LAKE is l. “
Phone 519. 22 Hoyt at, Uptown,
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[N'SURANCE‘ ’
Fire, Info... Accident, Plato“
- Gloss, Workmun’s Compoun-
tion, Liability, Marine and Auto- 1. .1
mobile. '
Surety-Bonds.
Notaries Public.
. Steamship Il‘ickcts._.. , r
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.l. M. Layton & Co., inc.-
nmn ESTATE AND mus.
5 Railroad Ave. South Nomlh
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Dividend ' Notice
September‘ .‘3. 1914.
At a meeting of the Board of Die
rectors of The People's Trust Coni-
pany, held this day, a dividend at the
rdtc of four per cent per annum was
declared to savings depositors out o!
the earnings for the fiscal period “end“ i
ing September 30 1914.
The same will be entered on pang
books and paid on and after Oct. 10, -
1914 By order of Board of Directors. .
LEROY MONTGOMERZY
Trnnanv‘nf
tS'E IT FOR BUILDING PARTI-
TIONS
You can demonstrate the Superié
ority 43f Bishoprio Wall Board over
the old, costly lath-and-plaster con.
struction at little cost the dext timq '
you have a partition to build. '1
Just go to any Bishcoprle dealer.
and get enough of this wonderful
material to cover the space you wan
to close oft. Put up your studdlng.
then nail on the Bishnprio Board;
The wall is ready at once for
kind 0! decoration. It will give
a startling demonstration of the
ing in time and money over the
way of plastering walls and ceilin
C. H. Aisthorpefigli
Il‘el. 987-8.
Hotel Mahackemo
SOUTH NORWADK.
EREAKFAST, LUNCHEoNi
AND DINNER
AT POPULAR PRICES
Arrangements may Be Hindu
for Banquets or Other
Eyed
JAMES RILEY, Preprietor
Public sten‘ographerf in attend-
ance from 9' a. m to 6 13.111.
REBUILT TYPEWRI'I'EBS—L
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