M?" ‘ 1
"lot 1s" f a
ll of '
:1 . :.¥:1 6 W t w
, fl . it!“ 1 Kobe i
C 11 1
I 1 ‘ Stella became0 a burglar,
M also: tailal (is Brédnepogt‘ for
Man I e ty ‘ourt. am-
Juan; Downs found
mil dt 810ml WQINHI
flora: l. A“ "l
.’ ii::.ad shim
The amount of he bond
in Mt: issue of the Advocat
“to dragyytory of Stella' a alien?
.-:-*.-. . . a.»
fluid Sadih Williamss home In (Jay
how she‘ climbed In through
”Window with all the grace and agil-
athletic woman. found the
, ace of the key to Miss Wil-
‘ rang box. opened it and ex-
1. locked it again, replaced
and best an orderly retreat.
, , was unfortunate for Stella that
, a antigens anoted colored belle.
ed along In (lay street just
lit that time. It appeared in court
I morning that ‘Misa Granger and
Juan Storms are not on the beat terms.
it, seemed to give the former no end
or pledaure to tell the tale that was
deluded to place her friend behind pri-
Ion ball. The Iecital drew from Miss
,Stimns frequent expressions of dis
1 tilt and reproach.
The Granger Woman said she saw
slid. climb out of the Williams home
through a kitchen window. This per-
cc struck her as being so on
finial that she interrogated Miss
to J It would hardly do to print
tannins the latter gave. an
' to i,\ Granger. The Granger
money In Miss Stei-
. “that night. and later
‘lt. as her game; on ah trolley
ands w crc an as
immense 8
' pie eBanks‘. who keeps house
1 father. was another wit-
gav‘h‘ damaging evidence
: appeiireil in court in a
silk shirt waist, a. trailing
mind things summer hgt
b’Ve ven the mliiin 1‘
little trouble to put together She
conveyed to and from her place
l’vfianks said that on or about
fithlia Storms gave her three
hills to’ keep, for her. ex-
"the money represented set
had been paid by, her employ-
money was gradually with-
in her safe keeping until
one dollar remained.
Miss Storms had her inning
'd dd. she denied that she took
illlams, inoney. but admitted
misinformed Mrs. Banks as to the
, a which she obtained the
, ‘ dollr rbills. This moneY. she
lied on t e stand. was given her
tripod She declined to make
9 identity of the friendl She
i Mi as Granger was some-
, a base prevaricat9r.
e. the good looking
the was the cause of Stel-
(all. was in court. detained
1 witness. lie was not called upon
nest
sh?
officers. he denied that his
oet‘ea‘r't+6 gilt all the clothes no
} all, wearing. coor'ding to the tale
by their friends it was the inten-
of Miss Storing and Mr. White to
opinion on the proceedsof the
idni‘ght visit to the Williams flat. but
died ew attire for herself. and
lawn" some of her friends to troi
widen.“ her assets were not large
00... Chicago.
1111 and refuse any substitute of-
Isl-lop HUNTINGTON FAIIJNG.
QRTfiAMPTON. Mass, July 11. .—
sderic D. Huntington. of the
New
who is critically ill at his sum-
home in Hadliey, was rapidly
today, The physicians in tab
111 offer no hope that the his-
ho is suffering from congestive
diocese of Central
ith complications, will recover.
,‘p radii;
Ethio-
Iii} in athe‘ still of the night to her
ncefii‘n‘ Luther Street. in a
but. when interrIIgated by '
is's Stella had settled for a
tilt for Robbie, and had- pur-
,y k originated
"" and Tar as a throat and lung
on account of the great
popularity of Foley’s iioney
or many imitations are offered
a nebulae ask for Fuley 8 Honey
as‘no' other preparation will give
‘ ‘ satisfaction. It is mildly laxm
contains no opiates and III
or children and delicate per.
319.. opts at PIaIsted's Drug
gy. purpose and enthusiasm are
tool to transform the moat ord-
k,‘ Into an elevated and ele-
The individual who
‘retuses to cuitlvste these
make" drudgery of any
Some of the Good
iordtp deliver.
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
I." "r'
' rit- 5’
1
feature: a! Shirl Walm at
to on quality.
Ji , . t
("'03.
A.
WET BEGINNING OE DOG Mid.
According to the old prover “As
the dog days commence so they end."
Reckoning. as is usually done. that the
dog days cover a period from July 3
to August 11, the abnormal rainfalls
which have occurred in various parts
of the country since the close of last
week indicate rather wet midsummer
if the proverb holds good. Oh the
3rd inst. heavy rains fell to many dis—
trlcth of the Southwest. Northwest
and lake regions. Later in the week
'a wire «in w 111'
‘ flood rains were reported In the love
at Missouri valley. and during the last
three days the eastern half of the coun-
3y has very generally boon subjected
rainstorms and violent thunder
““ mails.
MKidnsytronbio
M of ti: 314413.003-
‘1 ‘ ' Bloodirnpmgty who reliiyl
may trusted
Twiihm
.' fed)“ 9
The above prove I rests apparently
an a sound and sci tific basis. When
the dog days peri 11 opens with fre-
fluent showers an fierce thunder-
storms itis bec‘au the cold air cur-
lug fro west to cast am
a auto. 2: are abnormallyt
their}
1 «clinic. even iatéi‘
function of except - ally low term
persist-e. The . in: .‘. at indicationsf
thereforeare July will not
in a month of p on “coal tind pro—
fl§‘1,muyt.imt tha its heat spells
lwlii be : II I 2' a and bmk‘r
so by rainstorm—N Yurk flfiiid.‘
social Notic
Having purchased all of th e remaining stock of W. S. Stur-
tevant. at a sacrifice figure. will 1: 3111.. 'nue to dispose of the good: at
10 NORTH MAIN STREET, 80 U ’l‘i-I NORWALK. All goods
will be marked tram ONE-THIR D TO ONE‘HALF LOWER
THAN THE FORMER LOW- PRICES, giving you an opportun—
ity to purchase HIGH GRADE HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS
FOR BELOW COST OF Prion UCTION.
Lamps. Crockery. China. Glass. Cutlery. Tin. Agate. Iron. Silver.
Perfumes. Soaps. Clocks. Umbrellas,
England Valiacs. Toys. Dolls. Games, Jardinieres, Lace and
Swiss Curtains, Porticres. Table Covers. Musical Instru-
ments and hundreds of odds “and ends of many lines. includ-
ing FURNITURE. that are necessary to every household.
Remember this balance willbe sold by me at SACRIFICE
PRICES. No gooda'rcscrved. and at prices marked we cannot at-
SHOW CASES. COUNTERS AND TABLES FOR SALE.
W TaYlQr’
.3133an an”:
,1» 7.1"er
Laglfis,’
Willis.
We luvs bought the 33mm» of a landing Manu-
‘lim can sell them at, Wholesale Prices. ~ .
This means a reduction of 260 to $1.25. according
To continue to sell our regular stock of Waist: we
have fled to mark most of them at corresponding flu;
. special train of Sphynx
New Is your opportunity to buy Shirl Wafers.
museums
84 washingIon Str Eel. South Norwalk. 5.. " ‘
Telepho no 143-.6.
The excessive ral all of summer" is}
Things liemainina
Pictures, Traveling
SOUTH NORWALK
Shirl
sufficient dluouni u that
/
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MAYOR JONES’ DEATl-i EXPECTED.
TOLEDO. Ohio. July i.-—-The death
of Mayor 8 M Jones is expected at
any moment. He took a steak turn
about noon Saturday and grew steadh
ly weaker with a high fever. Sunday
which he physicians found it impos
sible to rouse him Hero‘c measures
were used last night to stimulate the
heart action. but without avail.’
DOCTORS SAIDL‘HE WOULD NOT
Peter Fry. Woodkif. 1’s. writes!
"After doctoring for two years with the
best physicians in Wayneshurg. an
me if i all any Isinehs to st
ihadbctar‘att dioltatohcs.
could not possibly live 'Inbthéi' in
as there was no cure. tor" me. Eli?
dney Odie. was recommended doings
y a‘ friend. and l lpimediltsly sehtfi:
"9 store” to it
tree ”is. can beganiii it” bait
continued to improve
ti‘rcly well."-—For sale at IFinn
" Klimqlfn‘immi KILLE
a paste and ions reillhls
miles-am .
Mdswmthi
‘ in honor of the vacation of the trav-
eling canoe the Idem rs of Nonowan-
Flint. Mr. and MIs. David 113 David
mornin he relapsed into a stupor from ‘
still getting worse." the doctors dildo ,
' fi‘Wboienie Price Advanced This Week
' 1' Iar an
Manowlniue..1‘rlila ‘I'iad Pow Wow It
fridail'a Moan.
tuc 'i‘ribe improved Order of Red Man,
had a big pow wow at their wigwanl
Friday's sleep. The cane? started
from 'l‘oautuc Tribe cf Wale bury. and
has been taken to most of the hunting.
grounds in the reservation each
stopping place a representation of the,
chief product has been placed on the
canoe. it came to this city from Un-
cas Tribe of Smith Norwaik and was
delivered to the care of the local war-
riors by William llarford Sachem
A. C. Newhury accepted the iruilt and
appointed a committee compos‘ed of
Michael White A (I. Burgess Dennis
Mrleen George M_1 1Chapln. .‘ir. and
Frank Cantwell to have the care of
the canoe during Its stdy in this city.
1 his committee will decide what shall
be placed on the canon to represent the
chief industry of the city. Inside of a
month It must be taken to some other
tribe and after all of the hunting
grounds hnvo been visited It will be re-
turned to Waterbury,whe1’d there will
be it gathering of members from all ol-
er the reservation
Beside the reception of the canoe the
atiention oi’ Nonowantuc tribe was oc-
cupied by the raising of the newly cl
ected chiefs to their stumps. The
following were raised:
Prophet—A. C. Newbury.
Sachem—4 N Dimon
Senior Sugamore~ Dennis Moldwen.
Junior Sagam‘orIMCheetor A. While.
Collector of anpunwi} M. Chopin.
Jr.
Keeper of Wampum—4L M. Rich-
man.
Corn and venison were enjoyed after
the business of the, evening had been
disposed of and the pipe of peace wile
passed among the braves
The Iomniiltco of Ilncas 'l‘ribe that
brought the canoe to this oily Wilt
composed of Sachem (‘hnrles Prescott,
Deputy Great Sachem William Miller.
D William ilarford, Senior Sagamore
Edward Mead and Past Sal hem Frank
D Judd
Nonowantuc Tribe received a com-
munication from Edward Ii. Avery.
formerly employed by the New Lon
don Street Railway Co. ' Brother Av
ory is now in Clayton N J.. and he
writes that he has visited a largo num-
ber of tribes in that reservation and
that he. is dollghtt-d with his exper-r
loans In Regimenship.~Ncw iondon
Day.
CONTRACTED CHRONIC DIAR
RHOEA N THE PHlLiPPINES.
"While with the ll. 8. Army In the
Philippines. i contracted chronic diar-
rhoen ‘ I suffered s‘evcrely from this
terrible disease for over ihree' years
and tried the prescriptions of pume‘r
ous physicians. but found nothing that
did 11111 any good until irled Chamber
lain'a Colic (Juniors and parrhoeu
Remedy. two small bottles of w ich on
tirl-ly cured me and I have since had
no return of the Iiiseass.”—‘-i1ierman
Stein till: N Linton Ave. Pueblo. Colo
"ratio. This Remedy" is for sale by
Btillaon Powell Corporation. Clifford
Pharmacy. Plerce‘s ilrldgo Pharmacy
'1" as
”‘M
GOING To ATLANTIC CITY.
Shrine" and Their Guests Will Have
Special Plrlor Car Tuesday.
A pdrfy of thirty Danbury people.
members of Pyramid Temple; Nobles
of the Mystii Shrine. of lirldgepolt
and their wives and guests. will leave
llanbury‘at 8:11’next Tuesday morn-
ing in a special parlor 11,1111 on their
wiry to Atlantic City to attend the ses
sions of the imperial (iouncil of Shrin-
era.
At South Norwalk the car containing
the DaanIrians will be attached to the
temple. of
Hartford which will have about two
hundred Shrlners and their ladies and
a brass band on board. The private
car of the Danbury party will be side-
tracked in Atlantic City for their con
venience and they will retold borne in
the same car
The members of the party will be
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bruno. Mr. and
Mrs. John F. Weodruff Mr and Mrs.
John R Hill Mr. and Mrs. GeorgoW
Mr. and Mrs. F F. Crofui Dr and Mrs
J. Alexander Wade Mr and Mrs. W.
H. Wakeleo. Mr and Mrs. Oscar H.
Meeker, Mr. and Mrs. W. is. Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Green. Mr and Mrs.
Willis ii. Austin. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Mclmchlan, Philip N. Bliss. James W.
Porter. N. T. Buikley. N, Burton Rog-
ers..Miss Madge Hoibrook. of Bridge-
port. and Louis L. ’Valdeu, of Ridge-
field.
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR.
“I would count: nearly all night
long " writes Mrs. was. Applegate. of
Alexandria ind.. ”and could hardly get
any sleep. I had consumption so bad
that if I walked a block 1 would
cough frightfully and spit blood. but
when all other medicines failed. three
covery‘ w oily cured me and i gained
58pm ails.” it's absolutely guaraa
heed to cure Coughs. Colds. La Grippe.
ronchitis and,“ all Throat and Lung
33.70“!” Price We and $1. 00. Trial
is tries free at F. ii Baxter's Drug
one.
POTATOES GOING HIGHER.
. V as Much as I Dollar a Barrel.
Potttocs, whit-Ii baVe been yelling for
$25 and 80 cents a peck in the local
markets. uni likely" to rise in price" this
i[leek The Wholesale price has ad-
vanced from seventy-five cents to.a
dollar a barrel. A barrel contains ten
necks which means "an advance of ten
cents a peck. When potatoes which
for sale in Daub
price likely to‘ "go _
{yelling at a gory snipii M
Keeper of lle110r1is~-i1‘IaIik (‘nnfweii
$1.00 bot lbs of Dr. .- .‘ngs New Dis .
necessary vegetabl 11111111 been. ,
TheD M
with the profipt‘ti 0f havingr a
ly cost prices.
estiug lot of prices:
out the. China". Store.
astonishingly 10w figures.
scroles. and Salad Dishes.
Read C0.
Established I857.
The Store closes daily at go‘clock, except Saturdays.
important Sale of Wash Dress Fabrics.
’"ihegnollstoutaincll in this sale Were not bought
general tienrmg out at mar-
'l‘hry were intended to sell regularly at a
nulllcrato profit. but here It is the first Of July and we illiii
ourselves with fartoohuavy a stock for the season. and
have taken measures to get rid of several thousand yards.
There are about three mouths of suuuuer weather ahead of
us, plenty of time to wear thin dresses. and no doubt this
will prove n timely occasion {or many.
Notice this infer-
200051113. Challi Dclaine, 5 cts.
1000 ytls. Nankin Batiste. 61,4 cts.
1000 )‘IiS. Dress Gingham. 8 cts.
1000 ylls. Saxon Dimity, 8 cts.
Imus-(ls Batiste Linen, IO cts.
2000 ylis. Fine Seersucker, IO cts.
1000 ylls. Tweed Suiting. 121A cts.
i 500 yds. Zephyr Gingham, 12y. cts.
1000 yds. Corded Batiste. 12%., cts.
1500 ytii-i Fancy Oxford, 12‘ 2 cts.
1200 yds. Figured Metals. 121/; cts.
1000 ylis. Figured Swiss. rel/é cts.
1000 yds. Printed Madras. 121/; cts.
3000 ylls, French Cambric, 15 cts.
1000 ytls. Linen-finish Shining. 15 cts.
i500 ylis. Knickcr Valle, 15 cts.
1500 ylls. Chambray, 15 cts.
1000 )'(i5. Silk-spot Fhambray, 19 cts.
2000 ytiS. Scotch Gingham. Ig cts.
1200 ylls. Brocade Madras. 19 cts.
1200 yds. German Linen. 19 cts.
mu.) yd.» Brocade Oxford. 19 cts.
1500 ylls. French Sateen, 25 cts.
I000 ylls. Silk and Linen Toklo. 25 cts.
1.200 ylls. Embroidered Swiss Muslin. 25 cts.
1000 yds. 'Mcrccrizcd Grenadine, 25 cts.
11101151111113 of yards of other materials will be t)il(‘l't‘(i
daily. prices ranging from 5 10 50 cts. a yard.
mer prices. which. mean the lowest, from now on.
.\1 Illsum—
There has been a reduction on various items through-
in walking through the place one
readily notices articles which are of high value marked at
This applies particularly
some English porcelain Dinner—ware. odd Platters. (fas-
10
l—AQ .
Is.- some“ misfit??? 0351:1111
’l’lle llrbanit’e (visuals the suburban
itch-«A mile and a half to the station!
Great Caesar! How can you. make a
train after a heavy snowstorm? ‘
The Suburbanlie (sthngLvl—Easl-
ly. my hey; the train is sure to be an
hour iatel—Puck.
., were bought at the advances price are, ,
'- aoffered th on 1
izs! In..." caresses-a '
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra
Illian Balm is breaking up Colds when
ever tried, almost without exception
10. 25 ‘50c and $1. 00 battles. The Clif.
ford. Baxter's and Plalsted‘a "
F'mployer--“Y0u don’t seem to be
able to do anything "
New Clerk-4 Well I always had
political job until i struck this one. "
Judge.
Tbil'iillld You have
limo» .1.
illiughl
1..” n
"Always
”fly.
Beard 1 the
_ croup.catarrh asthma hover
win of Yale Football Man I: Under
1 Ari-anti? nilaad inn. Ila. ..
A Reading ( dun.) dispatch to' the
New York Journal Saturday morning
say
"The wedded bliss of Harry 8 Batch-
elder. the former noted Yule football
player, who gave up his law studies to
some to Reading and wed pretty May
Cussiliy. cashier in Berg iiros.‘ store
bore. was rudely interrupted today by
the arrest. of his young wife on the
charge of embezzling $1. 500 from her
employers.
"When the warrant was served on
Mrs Batcheldor an aunt entered hall
in the sum of 310,00 but several
hours later when she lerned the full
extent of the charges and the full
amount of the alleged shortage she
withdrew the bond and fhr11 young
wife was roarrested. Fortunately, ,
another hondiiman was secured and
hire Batcheider Is at her home in this
(1 iv
‘lt is alleged the young woman for
three months has been abstracting
sums from the bank deposits. She. is
said to have used two bank books for
this purpose—one containing the ac-
tual deposits. which the limo never
saw. the other containing figures she
entered to correspond with her books.
This last book was for the inspection
of the firm. The difference between
the figures in the two books is said to
exoe‘ul $1. 500
‘ ilurly S Batc,heldcr of Waterbury,
Conn. was a Yale football champion
During the game with “award a year
ago he won Miss Cassidy‘ a heart. lie
followed her to Reading and last May
gave up his law course at Yale and
sloped to Atlantic City with Miss Cas-
sidy where he married her. After a
short honeymoon they Ieturned to
Reading. Since then Mr. Batcheider
has been conducting a cigar store
here." -
BRUTALLV TORTURED.
A case came to light that for persis-
tent and unmerclful torture has per-
haps never been equaled, Joe Colo-
bic,k of Colusa. Guilt, writes: “For
15 years i endured insufferable pain
from Rheumatism and nothing relieved
me though: I tried everything known.
i came across Electric Bitters and it's
the greatest medicine on earth for that
trouble. A few bottles of it complete-
ly relieved and cured me." Just as
good for Liver and Kidney troubles
and general debility, Only 500. Satis-
faction guaranteed by F; H. Baxter.
Druggist. ,, '.'
MANY COLLEGES REPRESENTED
AT NORTHFIELD. ‘
EAST NORTR‘FIEIJ1)."M‘E8S« July
11. limit—The international Student
Conference. Whichls meeting at North,
field at the present time. has develop-
ed into one of the most, interesting and
enthusiastic gatherings ever held
among the students. John it. Matt is
thoroughly In touch with student life,
and keeps the men busy from morning
till night with both religious meetings
and athletic sports In the morning
Normal Bible Classes are held by Prof.
H M .‘,Tuiy of Heidi“ University: Prof.
R. A Falconer. of Halifax; L. H. Mil-
ler. of Princeton University, and oth-
ers. At eleven o'clock platform ad~
dresses are given in the Auditorium;
. at seven “Mia's Work Meetings'? take
place on Round Tim. and at eight" the
main speech of the evening is given in
the Auditorium. The principle speak.
ere thus far at these meetings have
been President Patten, of Princeton
Theological Seminary; President lien:
ry Hopkins of Williams; Hon. Henry
B McEarland of Washington, IJ. 0.;
Anson Phelps Stokes .lr. secretary
Yale Univerdity; Dr. Chailcs E. Jeffer-
son. New York city. and S. H Hadley.
of the Jerry McAuIey' Mission. New
York city. It is also expected that
Robert E. Spear. and L L Doggett.
Ph. D.. Springfield Mass" will be the
leading speakers for the rest of this
week. No meetings are held in the
afternoon which are given up entirely
in athletics Conspicuous among the
big athletes who are at Northileld are
M. H. Bowman. captain of the Yale
baseball team; Dick Morse. of the
: Yalecrew; M.‘ 'i‘. Lightner. M. I. T..
',06 former captain of the Harvard
basebaii'leam;l1‘~ J Tees president of
tho intercollegiate Canadian Athletic
Association; and “Bill" ankit. can.
this of the Brown track team. in ad.
dition to the hundred or so colleges
which are here, Exeter, Andover. the
Hill School. Hotchklss. and other lead-
ihg preparatory schools are well rep
resented. Considerable interest cen-
ters around the West Point boys and
the men from Curiisle. The last as- .
sembly of the Conference takes place
Sunday night and on Tuesday a simi-
lar gathering for young women. begins
its meetings
SHE TRIED FIVE DOCTORS.
Mrs Frances L. Sales, of Missouri
Valley 1a.. writes: "l havo been sdiict-
ed with kidnpy trouble five years, had
severe pains in my back and a fre-
quent desire to urinate. When hiring
l experienced much pain over the re-
glon of the kidneys. I tried five Db)"
sicians without benefit and then con-
eluded to try‘ Foley' 5 Kidney Cure. Af-
ter taking three, 8100 bottles I was
completely cured ” For sale at Pints;
ted's Drug Store.
RAILROAD MEN SUSPENDED.
FIVe brakeineii‘ of the cancelidated
road were. recently laid off for refusing
iio switch two cars of a train at Put-
nam. melting in detaining the train
two hours. There is a rule that brake-
meo shall not be redblre‘d to do this
Work excepting in an emergency. and
in this case the officials had that an
emergency had arisen. the regular
switching crew being at supper. Sup-
eriat dent Elweli gave the man a
11m and rota-en locations tum
The brakemon have now placed the
matter in the hands ed the grievance
‘ célnmuilee of the .8th or wean
road Trimmed Meow bring lube
fore the higher cocoa: climb from-
my) . twr'ur‘j'
d-A honoshoidlne
as’ Eciaotric Oil.
1uplands of any sort:
. . I ’Dl‘. Thane
KW. burns. can,
nib-tortuous, t.
"Thorns rat-aver inbuilt mm
‘ brother who win
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