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DANVILLE. Va. Oct. ilk—Walter
Clark. a negro, who killed his wile in
their home yesterday and afterward
Lbarricaded himself in a house, where
t
S. Keeler. who haw her-n ill \tith
grip is able to be out again.
.i \\'.C01htan has returned rom- 11
business trip to .\'011l.1 Adams \lass
Friday etening's rlitm fr'llttl sum»
trees and limbs of tree-4, and also crip-
pled some f'lttl'lllf.‘ lighting circuits,
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Edward Sherman will leate on Sat
Ird'ty next for Storr. =, itltt- . he
will hecotm- a olilili'lll it the: Unmet.- i-
on. J‘Itricuiturul college
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Mtthael P ltacantteill, in tht= rtro
Jet-vice, of the United States army, has
left his previous ptution with his di-
Vision for a foreign port
Mrs, ‘l‘. 0. Tiger of 907 East Main
street. Stamford, told the Stamlprd 1111
the that a laprobe was stolen out=of
her automobile
Thursday.
Minonta Council. Daughters of 1’s-
cahontns, has extended an‘ invitation
to (‘ockenoe Tribe. .\'0. 32. to attend 11
card party to be held in lied Men's ltcll
“next Thursday. Oct. 18.
A meeting of Sherman Council. R. A.
will be held this evening at 8 o‘clock in
the Mahackemo‘llotcl. All past regatta
and members of the council are urged
40 be in attendance. Plans for the win
‘ter campaign will he discussed.
The Connecticut company's trolley
tickets. in books of 17, are on sale at
the Glendening drug store. for the con
'venience of thost= who find it not ad
visnble or convt “l! at to go to tho= com
.pany' 11 office in the car barn
A large plate glass show window of
ante Heating »& glumbing Companys
store on Wall 5 root, was smashed Sat-
tlrrlny morning. when a workman lost
his grip on a heavy plumbing fixture
which he was moving. and the. artich-
landed against the. glans.
An enthusiastic boy scout rally was.
’ held Friday evening’in the. Flanklin
school. anti wast attended bya large
number of local scouts. Scout Commis-
nioner l’irie Mat-Donald, General Rutt-
' tell Frost and Charles E. Hoyt. ad-
dressed the boys on the subiect of
"The Liberty Man."
William Schug. who was arrested in
Norwalk Saturday, charged. with ob
taining $800 from William, R. Philips
8 construction engineer. of Bridgeport E
has been taken to New York to stand
trial on charges of grand isrcer. and
lumen. and the charges against him
In Bridzeport was nolled in the city
‘srrtsuakifl‘
Zing in which he had taken refuge.
,to leave. the structure. His body was
[riddled with bullets. ’
’-Wells, Wounded in the lunilade,
as wan Bots-w
. ficflll a of guns blazing aunt
in South Norwalk,’
'=h( ohot and killed a policeman who
attempted to artesi him . and then
probably fatally wounded Deputy
Sherifl Boirseau was killed when he'
attempted to escape from the build.
Fire was set to tht.= bu‘lding and the.
negro was forced bv smoke and flames"
and William
were:
Andrew J. Parkinson
removed to a hospital,
scan.
Several thousand persons surround-
ed the house in which the= negro was.
There was a terrific t‘ttsilade, with
Ill tvot'
linrrv Woodin: and tlt= jud- . o tltc
t"'oipttt.1 ion t-ottri soon artittd (lo the
scene Meanwhile dvnamite lt.td bt—Ht
bt'ouc‘tt to blow up the house. Fire.
hovu 1er proted effective enough to‘
btittg the negto to the front door. ‘
\I it: it he 11.15 killed
‘ l’oliteman .Vlt'llllt' was killed after
(‘lntk duunndtd‘ to .u the warrant
tot his ntrtst The tiflit-er turned his
ll" :11] Ittomtntarily and was shot". Dept
lllllV Sheriff llnisseau hastened to the
Nit-ll]? and was cowt'ing up the dead
policeman when he was shot.
The situation was serious for two or,
thtee hours,a1 the= Dnnville Home
(Jllnrd. unarmed, was handicapped in
atttmptina to testore outer. Business:
houses 11 etc closed and merchants
‘tttshetl to the scene of the tragedy.
The roof: of buildings near the scene
of the killing were crowded with men.)
women and children »
two tutttttttt 7;
. Hill 1111 11111.
‘ First White Men to Be Tried
Get 14 Years For Killing;
Negro at East St. Louis ;
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llEl,l.EVll.l.E, 7“,, ()ct. til—Hen,
in 1" Wood and Leo Kt‘RM’WPI'G (outta
tzullty yeaterdav nftt-rn'on of the mun
dor of Scott Clark. :1 ncgro.‘ who died
111' :1 result of injuries received in the
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portuion 0! the 13’er from
states for industri .i tumor-cs.
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SMOKERS TO PAY MORE
Dealer. Jump Prices E1 Anticipation
l taller.
recent race riots 11 East ' bouts.
.mtl tltt,= penalty wa “fixed at fofirtcen
1:eirs' imptison “00d and
Keane were. the first whl e men to be
tried on ch "'qu growing out of
race riot. ' l
\The jury Willi out two hours. 'l‘cn.
negroea were found minty lat-1t Sun
dav, and each got indeterminate sen.
towns of fourteen years. ,
“llllf 1.11. for the state testified
tltnt Woodi‘ andnKeane were arrested
:13 thcv 11' re dranginz (‘lnrk nlonil'
tltt= street by a rope which lta'd been
{owned about his neck. Keane in
only 17 years old Next Monday three
mote whtfe men will be put on trial
on charges growing 0111 of the. riot“
Assistant Attorne" Gentrnl Middle-E
knot of Illinois, closing the arguments
in the/trial of Wood and Keane, had
asked the death penalty for Wood and
:1 3011- r: prison tentence for Kt ane. E
“The reason the attor'ncy generals
()lllf‘l'\ls tnkintt part itt this prosecn
tion." he said. "is that it has ,tzone'
beyond the bounds of lllls county
and even of this state In its impor-
tance If negro hunts are termin-
silile we will hate to keep soldiers in
met-y city in thr= state and we can't‘
send them to Europe.’
The number of known dead in the
race riots 1t East 3‘. lnttls in Julv
,2 is forty-seven The outbreak was;
due to the rkllllng of a detective and
' wounding of two policemen in an at-
.tempt to disperse a mob of negroeJ. l
The grand jury reported that in real-
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NO NEED OF
.fiLIl’PERSv ‘
~1fyoubovo‘booufita
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sale. a package "which sold
cents is being sold for 15 cents. in an-
other shouts better grades of clean
of War Tue;
l The smoker is to my more for it? s
_ 'omokes
, fer as a result
utent war tax,
when the weight of the to; begins to
shift from the wholesaler to the
Although few of the re alters
Took have raised their mica, it is only be
cause they are waiting for the larger
dealers to nun-311nm their
list expected that increases in the mic
er; of all brands from lowly Met
lordlv Rameses, ll.
feet within a week or (I'll days.
In one more Wl’lPl‘e cigarettex'"
Just as the drinker will 1111f-
of the.= heavier £01 am
so will the smoker
1'9
ldV'aan, lt
'sill he put into ef-
m on
. lht" time it its planted and the time it
W...“ A“... a.‘
t-i. es have Meow in price.
The wholesale p cc of one brand of
cigars has been incl'fufed t3 : thou-
sand on the imat‘nwrs and a, a thmt.‘
and on Ill” WW 4111033: Tim
.to P ktepc: not. “513839” «4
for the-'10 rt'zt tig'ttt'~ 9 1 $40 t thou
tu'mti for the live cent bran. l3-
cosiinx tho retailer four cents m- the
cigar; which are sold to the nubile
for a nickel. it is said that the re
taiier's profit on many brands of (it?
arettes is :smaller now than ever ”("4
fore. ——1
A war 1:: la to be letied upon all
forms of tobacto and this will futth
er increase the price when‘the new.
scale is inaugurated. Three different
levies are. laid upon tobacco between
We invite You to Consult ills
is sold to the consumer. '1'“ ~--..
the taxes paid by the manufacturer,
the jobber and the retailer‘ it is bald,
. unum' =
Theoflomofthilhankdeoire tromtof If to
can? them at any time regarding 12:11” mutate: roe
_ youneedourwrviwnwewouldbc iadto
in any way within the limits of safe honking. assist you
Wohndlothobusiueu of depositonprom ptl —car6-
fullyumlsfactorily; in fact, on {Milli mode,
in; is here at the command of 01.?me to bank
The City National Bank
MELON HOUSE
(Gregory ’Boulevardl
East Norwalk
Opens May I
SHORE DINNERS AND aw“,
KINDS or SEA rooo
cooxnn TO onona
101111 11. O'SULLIVAN. 1m.
Telephone no = .
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WITHOUT rum
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A The Sonora plays all disc record!
. exclusive, such as the “bulge"
that the dealer has stood the ions on
all the.= former advances but now it
will be shifted to the shouldr ' .. the.
consumer.
ten
A Phonograph is Always
Ready, Always Pleasing
It at 1'1 c nsource of entertainin‘cnt
and c=dttcati:.1t.s’l‘he phonograph which
cm 1.3:". oi its oer fcction is recognized as the
loudlr 12-.
The Instrumental Quality
SOnora
clear as a Be"
as they should be played and the
Sonora is guaranteed.
.The Sonora has many valuable
features which are patented and
design lines, the special long
running motor, the spring con-
trol, the motor-meter, the tone
control attire sound source, etc.
The Sonora will dolight you
your. It is, indeed, the
honogruph beautiful.
Sonora won highest score for tone at Panama Pacific
- Exposition
. * ( all and hear the Sonora!
Twelve models: 350 $55 $60 $75 31w
$135 $150 $175 $200 $250 $376 $1000
“A. J. Angcvine 81801160. ~~
' 134—136 wasnnto'roit“ artistry.
unms' rmnnum downs in white, pink and blue
al.1111115, 16, 17 $1.00
LADIES FLANNBLETTB GOWNS in pink and blue stripes;
low neck ........................................ 890
Extra sixes in white, pink and blue stripes ............ $1.25
88 wssmno'ron 31'.
t
flannelette Gowns
stripes, trintmed with a fancy braid. high or low neck;
J. I. MALLETTE
30m NORWALK. ‘
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‘l’llolte 113-3
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RAYMOND “BROTHERS
137 Washington St.
Building Materials of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, [and Tile, Well Pipe
Fire Proofing Motorial, etc.
l
Rents
No' 1fl¢l
F ublic
Stum-
xhlp
‘rickets
m
D1. 1. H. Malleryfi
1680 [$31.80. Nor-walk,“
EomOLmtoop,n.,7tozp.n.
mam BrApnointmmt .9!!!
The Banner Bakery. ,i
Tel It? Iflonru Until
We are now able to supply all
mtomers with PIES. man in
arder each dayl. We also have
SUGAR RUNS and 00??“
antes in addition to our region”:-
dock.
A. title—531’s? '
ATTORNEY AT LAW ‘2 '
Late Examiner 1" 0‘
U. S. Patent zw
Office for Booklet
P‘ on Fotento~
E |l|5 IAIN :nm
BRlDGEPORT. mm
EXPRESS SERVICE AT Fflllm
RATES TO NEW YORK
v..-
ity the rlolti were due to agitators
o. B. JACKSON
yWallStreét.»
‘ OPTOMETRIS'I
Norwalk.
xnvp'r‘ox LENSES—Folding Oxfordl in Gold or ,
Shall Shut-On and Other Mauritian.
Through exuninatiou of the eyes. Omit-w prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Export Repairing.
$0.,NORWALK
The Winter Fashion Book
Brings Paris
To’ You
'lltesc are but two of the six
hundred delightful, chic designs
{on will find to The Winter
ashion Book. lltis superb
cpllection of smart styles will.
provide Inspiration for your cu-
tirc “inter 1.;trdrobc -
The very breath ol Pam tsbmucht
“into-your ltomc plus the practical
thoracic-r imparted by the master
destgntnt of Amcrtca—thc pmdu- /’
tcro lol Pictorial Reticw Itylcs.
l‘.1crydcslgn tnThoWlntchloh-H
ton Book may be carried out :1-
actly by using
Pictorial
R e vie'tgv
Patterns
and. do not overlook the tart that every Pic-
tonal Rcvicw Pattcrn 513th from om:- -half to
l \\ ‘
the bolt 1 ant til material on each drm. mu (”caul- .
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an-“
25
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it p. m. and .2} mo. Not-walk up I'
November Patterns now on Sale “u-" a,“ can act
JAMES DONNELLY
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CONN its. Fllrflold Av... am...“ “Mr
.fHE ANNING J. SMITH mm,
PORTATIOU LINE. Inc.
Frolnht boat leave: Pier 45. In .
It.) ovary any except Sunday, at I p. t
11. Freight nulvcd It Norwalk ID I. L
ZELU FF’S
llntg Store «
l NoflllMaln Street
Whitman’ttlhoeolales
Drugs Prescription.
’REBUILN'» TYPEWRITEBO—L. 1‘ =
emu.“ anaemia,
Remington. all oth-
mkea, sold.
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sold at 36 per month. ,,
PLUMBER
TVPEWRITER EXCHANGE
CENTRAL HOTEL. '
Fine rombyth‘etllrormk- madame
Britta-naps. mmmsmmxm
it,
mdAm'criun style.
New Dining Room
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A“ 04-
Trims-
EDWIN 13. Butts SHOES
Ftllt wouttN «
See . the New Models in
Grey Suedes. '
Silk Stockings to Match.
CONNEALLY a, BRAcKEN.
It You Have
Any Junk
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nro
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F090 VALUE
Frisble’s' "Pies.
Furniture
Tabla. Burn-.6111» thug; m
Tim“: M l M; dole. hMIWlkhuwflowhm
Visitors. are alwayslltgkome
It Walking Shut. South Norwalk. I
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who. chat-tun: . . . m Flinn-o
on my «H
1mm by Modern. , . jmmgw
ratatou- united-4. Auntie Office from
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our new Work. I'm .
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mt. Sold. at All Stores.
L!!! Then. '
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