Their injuries are due mostly to tire.
.2 . You should we no hésitsnc'y in placing your order on today's? ‘V 0‘ the “at °f eight ”em" km“
Vbasls furth d '11: the wreck, two bodies were un-
as any or m “won in pmcmm’ ”Mm” _ identified at“; this lomxioon, but, it
was thought their names would be
learned Soon. -
The list of dead Iollowe:
We have scoopted Our less cauSed"?by the eneral reduc£10n in
wholesale prises and cannot guarantee you‘tigsins any advance plior ,
to your placing or £11e order. , , ,
Kindlyrthink this over carefully ands}! in need of lumber we 1111
give you‘, the necessary assurance to place the business with us. 2‘
Edith Wilkinson, aged tour. and
‘ her sister Nancy. aged three, child-
ren of M1- .and MmW J:lnson, burn;
ed to death in the c
Freda Goldberg. aged fifteen. and
her brother Harry. aged. thirteen,
both of Derby. ’
Peter Rock. 26.01 Shelton.‘
The Shelton police gave out a. state-
ment today to the effect that the live-
E-A'
The Hatch 89° Bailey CO.
' ,. . filler»: »I- ~ nu. _'
a) #4
the front platform of. the south-
Bound car. which exploded after the
collision, belonged to Stephen T
Palmer. town clerk and judge of pro-
bate of Shelton. Mr.
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CLEARANCE SALE , '
, Milton Cherritree. Shelton. “19,10?- '
‘9 man of the car bound to Bridgepim’t. .
gallon can of gasoline, which was on 2‘
.., ‘ Continued haunt-strings «, '~ {
- port was that bOth are Comfortable.
Of Women’ s and Misses Coats. suits. Dresses. Skirts.
among those hurt. having his mous—
tache and some hair burned ofi‘. The
Waists and Lingerie Undergarments.
t. . ..
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frxlANo’ CO.
do. Kuwait. Conn.
to our store and let us
the , Special Budget
ALFRED FOX
Prices Reduced Positively Lower Thsansewhu-e
THE PARIS CLOAK, AND SUIT HOUSE
33 South-Main Street ‘ South Norm
police say that Mr. Palmer sat in the
rear of the, car.
After the wreck. it was Mr. Palmer
who sent in the fire call which got
the apparatus to the scene in a short
time.
Coroner Phela‘n sent word that he
would come here during the (luv to
look over the scene of the‘wreck and
to visit the patients at the hospital.
A representative of the Public lftili—
ties Comnllsslon was here last night.
and interviewed the officials of 1178
110113)! company.
BRIDGEPORT. Feb. 23.-l-‘ollow-
ing a preliminary investigation into
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ESTABLISHED 1902
11’0me CORD TIRES GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
Special Sale. on Radiator (lovers, $5.00
WELDING AND eoov wonK
WEED m cums
cAOILLAc Limousines To REM-r
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
, 1860 TELEPHONEB
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Shelton line yesterday. Coroner John
J. Phelan today placed the main re-
sponsibility tor the loss of life upon
the explosion of a can of gasoline.
The coroner's statement followe:
"From what I have been able to learn
trom~witneuen ~it was théiexploding
gasoline which started the fire." said
Coroner Phelun. "Were it nOt for the
are which followed the collision. the
loss of life would probably have been
small.
"The theory that is advanced at
the present time" the coroner con-
tinned. "is thatdhe 11101me or one
of the wrecked cars either ran by his
own signal when it was set against
him. or failed to attend to the signal
So that the other motel-man would
know he war'in the block.
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WE HAVE LOWERED THE PRICE OF
when our machine calls for it.
' resell-lug.
in» Latest Model Tailor
1% Elizabeth Street
SOUTH NORWALK
1529
it ““‘hen the crash, occurred. the car
,- OUR BREAD from Bridgeport had prom-emu! quite
”v ~ , a. distance beyond its signal. The
WOMYTHE GOODS other car had only Just passed its
a do all kinds of cleaning, dyeing
Phone 1529
.ferfectly Pasturized
» :“Milk and Cream
.. milk («flanges delivered
parts 0 e Norwalks
inwayton. .
nude Butter. Eggs from our
‘ Ind buttermilk trash daily.
4* .EWEMPE & SON
., signal. Fall] the surviving mvmbers
of the crews have appeared before
me to give their testimony. it will be
impossible to say which crew was at
T0 9c,AND 14c A LOAF
“In my investigation at the scene
or the accident shortly after “occur-
‘2 red. it was impossible to get tiny di-
rect information as to whom re-
sponsible. The motor-man of the
south-bound car is dead. the conduc-
, tor in in the hospital suflcring from
’ burns. The crew of the Bridgeport
' car had left the scene to receive med-
ical attention. so I have not yet taken
v a statement from any or the members
- / of the crests. I expect to get the state-
; manta in the investigation which I
will start in conjunction with the
Public l‘tilities Commission at 9:30
o‘clock tomorrow morning.
“The wreck was one of the worst I
huge ever seen. Scenes at the spot
where «the two cars came together
were terrible. The charred bodiesof
the victim; the smoking wrecks of
menus. and the throng of people
looking for trinkets and bits or cloth-
ing which would help identify the
\ictlms. combined to make the pic-
' lure a benefitng one.
White House Breadery
N EXT TO
A. F. Beckmann £9“ Co., Inc.
2'83 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 1405
SEEDS—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FOR THE SPRING snubit
All the Leading Varieties of Vegetable; and the Boot Grade: ’of Form
Seeds Gnu, clover. Tlmotfly and Seed Potatoes
.RELIABLE AND THE FINEST VARIETIEB 0F FLOWER SEEDS
Best grades of Fertillxsr Sheep Manure. Ground Bone.
Palmer was _
the trolley collision on the Bridgeport- .
“BASEARETfiflR
Ensure: work: while; you sleep and
as
stomach sweet and bowels moving as
regular as a clock by morning. No
griping or inconvenience.
50 cent boxes. Childr‘e’n love this
cal-id) cathartic too. »
mer cost.
UNION LABOR ..
MOVEMENT TO . '
MEET ATTACKS
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who have not done any work since
the first or the year. The miners that
are work‘g are only getting from two
to three days a week.”
Michael Tighe. president of the
Amalgamated Assoeiation of Iron.
Steel and Till workers. said’ he had
never seen conditions so bad ‘but add-
ed he believed the worst will soon be
m or as some of the mills already are
starting up.
"Thousands of our men are out or
work.” said William Johnston. presi-
dent of the International Association
or yachlnists. “The railroad situa»
tion is especially bad hundreds 0!
workers being laid oi! because of! re-
duced working forces."
The precent industrial and wide—
spread unemployment. leaders said.
would not deter the Federation in its
plan to combat altcmpts to further
reduce wakes and inaugurate the
“open shop."
BRI‘SH'S TEAM “INS.
Al Pohlman’s pinoclile team lost to
Lester llrusb‘s plnochle team by a
score of 47.745 to 43 3’25 points. at the
sitting in the Cocos Tribe tournament
held last excllllig. The next sitting
will be held on Tuesday evening;
March 151. There will be six more
sittings before the tournament comes
to on end. Refreshments were serv-
ed following cards last night.
APPLE summ'n 'ro
Helped‘Over Night
or blotches on face. neck,
lief from torturior
declares a. noted skllP-peciallst.
provement show- next 'day.
Because of
properties.
Pk“? preparation.
opplv it healing begins.
Sulphur brings. Riven new.
eczema is dried right up.
Get a small
druggist and use it like cold cream.
Miss Miro Robertson.
hibition.
For Men, Women and Children
The new low lev‘el prices yield aStonishing values
BROKEN LINES AT NOMINAL PRICES.
Only personal inspection can convince YOU of this word.
chance to procure high grade Underwear at a fraction of theii i 31.-
Tho‘Sé Who Act Quickly Get the Best Choice.
WE CARRY ONLY THE BEST MAKES IN EACH GRADE,
HEAL [P.YOL'R SKIN
Broken Out Shogun! Itching Elm
' For unsightly skin eruptions, rash
arms or
body. you do not have to wait [or re- r
embarrassment,
Ap~
ply a. lit:le Mentho~8ulphuf and im-
itn gel-m destroying
nothing has ever been
found to take the place of this sul-
Tho moment you
Only those
who have ‘had unsightly skin troubles
an know the delight this Mentho-
tailing
jar from any good
coxigrcsswo—
man from leahoma in an ex owed op-
ponent of Solids) blue lawn and pro-
TARLOV BROS.
Dp-To-Dote Cigar Store
HALL-MARK
CANDIES
m BEST
$1.10 LE.
Welcome Block
Tel. 1581
L‘:
, WPATIBN
Just think! A pleasant. harmless
your liver active. head clear.
A. MWOOSTER
AM AT LAW
5‘!“qu
NItBII-Inat. Minoan-stun?
in” Ma 0.... Paco-st out“
PATENTsi
111.25 or
Nitrate of Soda. 01¢.
Remedies to destroy all Insects and fungicides for the preventive
and cure of all kinds of blight
Let Your Wants Be Known and We Will Supply You with the Best.
South Norwalk Florist and Seed Store
. 2 SOUTH leN STREET TELEPHONE 3M 80. NORWALK’
HARDING HAS
NAMED CABINET
There have been published reports
that Mr. Hoover might declinc.~but
they manifestly are not credited by
Mr. Harding and his advisers.
Another selection understood to
have been decided on is that of
George B. Christian. Jim. to be secre-
tary to the president lie has been
Mr. Harding's prhate secretary since
Ph he entered the Senate six years ago
‘ one e e e, 8 Mr. Christian is 47 years old and
527 has been a neighbor of the findings
Delivery
in Marion for years. He is a. graduate
of Pcnnsvlvania Mllitar \Collcge with
the degree or Cixil Engineer, and be-
fore he became secretary to Mr.
Harding. was general manager of 8.
It’s [lore It It’s Housewm
LIGHTING APPLIANCES
‘1»
' goods Anything you
. according to the and
the. beds. some deal
Electric Portable Lamps, Mazda Lamps. Gas letures, Gas Globes. .3. “mm“ lime and 5‘01“: company.
Gas Chimneys, Gas Tubing, Gas Mantle. oll LaMPB, . ’ . ..
3mm". we“, chimney; COSIPLAINS ‘ AGMNST CROWN ‘=
FORCES. .
25 WASHINGTON STREET, I DUBLIN Feb. 23. -——Jcrcmiell How-J
.. scum NORWALK’
ill-d. who Sins lie is an American citi-
zen residing at Omaha Nels” an-
“ounces he intends on his return 10
the United States to go to \Vashlng-
ton and complain against the “Theat-
- merit he alleges he has leceived from
Crown forces while \isltlng Ireland.
He declares he was arrested at Gal-
wuy. accused of making speeches. and
asked: “Where are lour revolvers."
On this occasion he assert; his in:—
gage was searched and letters rend.
Baler. when alighting from a train
at Limerick Junction. Howard claim“!
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Schultze’ 3 Thursday Specials
Brisket or Plate Cemed Beef- 98c lb.
Rump.....................20cand22clb.
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James Van Byk C ’
. Now use new; omulma,
David W. fiRaymond
' raging,” 1103: Home. to:
I? WMHINGT’ON IT. ‘
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nasal.
Alum Cloc --,-.
THE appetizing fragrance of ‘
Van Dyk Duchess cofiee ill the
l.
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
sout‘rmnlnmmeo 3001b
PancyI-argecalifornia- "
Prunes...............14clb
Evap. Apples meanings: 13o
Entire Wheat flour, 3 lbs. 253
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H. Krieger C0.E
Dubbelbilt Boys’ Suits
At 33 1-3% Off.
GREAT BARGAINS
IN TIRES AND
TUBES
Radiators and Hood
Covers
All Sizes in chd Chains
I Aaron Kohn
The moccasorio
9 Rallr' oad Ave.
L..J
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The TEXTILE Store
White Goods Sale
Harlin 150 373
Toweling 15cy
Percale 180 yd
See other bargains.
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136 Washington Street.
South‘ Norwalk
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
ing Co.
1310 North Avenue
Between. Oak and Center St,
Bridgeport, Conn
Phone Barnum 5586- 7
Second hand parts and tiles to
fit any make of car
S. D. G. CANDY CO.
WHOLESALE OON’FEC'I‘EON-
'I'IONERY AND ICE
CREAM CONES
53*Osborn Avenue
Earl: Norwalk, Conn.
' Phone 479-13
83.11116 Clones, Quality Pine
" 230 1b. ‘1
(5% lbs. $1. 05) , .
to have been arrested and kept three
day; in R military ban-«mks.
SmokedShoulders..................18clb.
"ghoulderSteak....'...,.............18clb
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[Beef...........-...........18cib.
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SINORTHWW
South Main Street
morning, is the be‘st alarm clock , ,_ .
you can have. It does double . ‘ , , «1
duty—wakes you and gives you A STULL
something (to look forward to! ' ' , ~ _ . ,
Become a Duchess devotee. 2‘ 00191883 81:... m “M
Duchess The OOll'ee so ” " ‘ , . , ‘
Out is , pgels. ._ ‘ «4 , ,
(51534170) Royal Auto Ptg. Co. .
mmmmtfiop
Phone one
2 Clocks. Watches. Jewelry. Cut
~ _ Good: at; Great Saving
81h ANNIVERSARY
SALE OF GOODS
wt Carry at Special Prices
m I and Optical
Norwalk Chronicler