5 We won
‘ ‘ auaounr INSURANCE
ln
SUMMER co 111033.
Dwuuiiias. sroars in.
.Taylor& Golden
:4 wasnmaroiv 31..
more NOR WALK.
r55 titafhtshw “
0L§trycimine
Mn. Clara Raphaeie. of Stratlord,
Cammlta Suicide—Said it Was
3 Mistake But Did Nat Want
a DoctOr to Save Her Life.
Mrs. Clara Raphaele. of Strutford,
who lives with her husband and chil-
dren on Stratt'erd avenue near heard»
sley's corner, committed suicide last
Local Namibia. 0,
, . nine. After swallowing the poison she
in wihgxg‘tbguggglnls visiting frieudsi told a neighbor what she had done and
' ' [also stated that she did not want a
Miss Bertha Baird. of Bethel, lBldoctor. The neighbor, however, ran
visiting MP. and Mrs. C. A. Tucker, for a doctor. who hurriedly arrived
Main street. and gave the woman oinetics. but death
Colfax Encampment had its regular took place an hour after she had in“!!!
installation of officers, last night, i‘oi- the poison. Mrs. Rnphaele leaves a
lowed by refreshments. husband and five children, three of
& Company. in Wall street. During Whom are stepchildren.
, , , 5 The deceased hill been sittin on
Miss Naphey ”“1“958' M's“ Millie Ba» the veranda of Mr; Warner‘s ifillih‘t'
tel" assisted at the store. ' '
5: in the early part of the evening. and
‘- Mrs. L. 3- RHYIIUMS. 01' Main street, to all appearances was in a cheerful
who has been quite ill with an attack frame “1' mind_ She suddenly “tn
01' the grill. is getting “Will-5 "WHY- her neighbor's house and wont. to her
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. iilvarts, of New own home. This was about 7 o‘clock,
llavcn. were guests Sunday or Mr. and A short time after this she wont. into
Mrs. S. L. Ii. Evarts, of Main street. llt‘l‘ back yard and called to Mrs.
Miss Jess“) ”My... 0" New Haven. Warner. The latter appeared at. the
h. n“, guest of her aunt and uncle. Mr. call, and Mrs. linphat-io told her that
and Mrs S. L. ll. l'qurts, of Mu“. she had taken a (lose of stryvliniiio.
strict. ' and added that she took it. by nits-
A I, Minion and son Freeman oi‘ take. but that she did not want a doc.
(lolden l-iill street, have returned home ; tongs “aiglzgldwz‘gkesgfitSwat; the
will}; a “b” w the b‘wamo" at :3" 'information, and not hceding the re»
‘ .' ‘ quest made of her, hurried to Dr.
MISS Jenni" M- Smith. Of Merwin Ciapp‘s office anti told him of what
street, has returned home from a Visit . had happened. The doctor hurried to
WI!“ “91' sister, Ml‘b. J: 13- Morris, ”1 Mrs. Raphaele‘s and found her sur-
Eflsi Orange, New JGK‘SGY- foring great, agony, lying on a sofa
Charles E. Kellogg, book keeper at1 in the house.
the Norwaik Hour office. is enjoying; The doctor gave her an emetic and
a week‘s vacation, part of which he,‘ worked on her for some time. When
will probably spend in New York. Ithe doctor arrived Mrs. ltaphaele was
Miss Addie Naphey, who has been “1 i conscious. and told him that she took
f“. the past several weeks. has nowjtho poison by mistake. A little later
recovered sufficiently to resume herEShe ”€03,310 “1100115010118 and died
duties at the store of F. E. Lockwood 1111222: (fictmct‘iirlcs of tiles about the
5 ._; o an. s. e '-
The Sunday school or ht‘ Paulo, house. there is little doubt that the
Church will hold its annual picnic at; , , , ..
. , , , 1 , .,wuman took poison deliberately. the
Pm“ Rock lurk 0“ “9""de 0‘ ‘ poison was on a shelf in the kitchen
a ,- , J i
nextpytiekildlhe my will 1’" made by' A short time ago her husband pur
”Nu" m 0’" chased summer of an ounce or
A meeting or Ponassus COPMH' Roy't strychnine for the purpose of killiut
'11 Al'iiilmlm- 0* Norwalk. W1“ be held ; rats, as the house was swarming with
this evening. it is expected that. the; them. There were no other bottles
district deputy from Stamiordwill be. on the shelf. anti it is not 0M“. hou
N059!" 0'1 this OCUWiOUo _ she could have made a mistake. 'i‘hr
Mr. and Mrs. John Flather, of Miu- bottle contained about 4 or 5 graini
DWIIUH-‘i. accompanied 'by their niece. l of strychnine and she took it all.
Miss Gertrude Allen, of Stamford, are. The probable reason for the act it-
‘txu-vsts at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'despondency. Mrs. ltaphuele har‘
E. L, Boyer, Main street, Norwalk. been a hard working'womun, Her
~—-Stelnert.‘s Piano Club closes on or! husband. who is known as “l’Ol‘sit
before the 31st. Have you joined? . JOE‘S; is a peddliel‘.i and tthe filming) It
. . , . no u very gout crcums ances. nc
. I 5
panics will be held this evening to pital and is Mt expected to live, Tim
consider the matter of a joint cliun- has been preylng on her mgnd, as we‘ll
italic with the Ollogowalla Club andi‘ls “he" “in 1’ "13“”3' he was ‘
Putnam Huse Company, of South Nor- 59“”; old.
walk.
PHONE. 3335-5.
j; We make our
«tr
Ice Cream :,
absolutelii of all
parasitism.
5 LANE’S
5| Washington St.
I
4-“-
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ABANDONED AND SET ON FIRE.
LONDON. July 19.~—Atlvises from
Las Palmas, Canary Islands, received
today say the British bark Swansea,
Captain Suttis, from Hantsport. N. 8.,
for Buenos Ayres. was abandoned in
a waterlogged condition and finally
set on fire in Latitude 80, Longitude
22. The British steamer Starr, of Aus-
tralia. bound from Wellington for Lon-
don. teak off the crew of the abandon-
ed vessel.
PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS.
Grand Lodge Commences It: Sessions
in Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 19.—’l‘ho
business sessions ofr’the grand lodge oi’
the Benevolent and Protective Order
of Elks began here today. There was
an organ recital for an hour in Music
Hall preceding‘the opening session.
There were also many parades in es-
corting visitors from the depot and
the grand exalted officers and others
to Music Hall“ The public session at
which addresses Were made by August.
Ilerrinann. exalted ruler of the Cincin-
nati lodge and chairman if the commit-
NORGE LIFEBOATS WASHED
ASHORE. -
LONDON. July “LR-TWO more of the
, lii’c boats of the Danish steamer Norgc
l (which foundered June 28 off Rockail
fee on arrangements. Mayor Fleisch-
maun and Governor Herrick With a re-
spouse by Grand Exalted Ruler Joseph <
Reef. 290 miles from the scottish main»
land) have been washed ashore on the
Orkney islands. They were both emD‘
ty.
.5... M.M.M._...M.M
Our and Guarantee: Saturation or Money Book.
Don’t You Want a .
BLUE SERGE SUIT?
More solid summer comfort in a good Serge Suit than any
man knows of unless he has one himself.
More men wear Serge every year, not only because of its
coolness. but also because it gives more wear than any other
summer fabric.
Good Serge such as we sell does not change color in the
least. the suits hold their shape indefinitely because they are
made by tailors who know how to make serge suits right.
, They follow the smartest fashions, in both single and double-
brcasted styles. And we can fit any size or shape of man up
to 50 inches waist measure.
We want to sell you a serge suit—fast blue—warranted for
dye and wear—guaranteed to give satisfaction.
From $10 to $18.
Summer Suits of every good fabric -- Homespun, Crash,
_ Flannel-coat and trousers—cleverly designed and perfectly
tailored. $6 to $15.
Everything you need for now—Straw Hats.
Shirts. Thin Underwear,
And Trunks and Bags to
Negligec
Belts, Neckwear and Fancy Hosiery:
carry them in when you go away.
ROGERS—{STEVENS
Successors to Comsfaok Bras.
count NORWALK.
TEL. «1.1.. 82-2. '
W5... .M55 M.. . . 5 M. .5- M... WW...» ..
FREE
ON SATURDAY, JULY 16 we
will give to any person suffering
with Kidney Trouble, who will
' call at our store. ONE REGU-
LAR 50c aox OF iavmc'e
BUCHER WAFERB free of
charge. Cali early as our sup-
ply is limited.
thirtieth—tinnitus
The Prescription Store.
All can pass the door, Night
Calla Answered. Tel. Catt, 12-2.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.——The
International stocks reflected the de-
pression in the London market on ac-
count of the political outlook and car-
ried the general list downwards with
them with the exception of a few spe-
cialties. Union Pacific, St. Paul, Atchi~
son, Baltimore ti": Ohio and United
States Steel pfd. went down 1,5 to 3%.
There was a gain of 1% in United
States Rubber pfd.
WALL STREET, ii a. m.—-—'i‘he open-
ing low prices proved attractive to buy-
ers and a pretty general recovery folv
lowed. St. Patti, Atchison, Pennsyl-
vania and Reading were taken freely
anti there was an overnight rise of 11/.
in Brooklyn Transit. Selling orders
were met ugan in United States Steel
pfd., after it had rallied to till, and it
yielded to Milt... dragging down the gen-
eral niarlict again. Canadian l'acltlc
and Baltimore and Ohio declined '64..
If you are careless or indifferent as to the quality
given to your animals, you will buy your grain and
hay anywhere. The wise man finds out where he can
get the most good, clean, reliable grain for his money, i
and patronizes that denier year in and your out.
Our customers are steady customers. They never
think of going anywhere else. i
Buy Oats Thais Clean,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Piano Cldb 1 -
1.: Nearly Complete
No members will be accept-
ed at our price after July 31
Join Today
Long island was active and five points
higher.
WALL S’l‘li-Elil'l‘. noon.~-’l‘ho decline
in lliiited States Steel. pfd., carried it
i“, under yesterday. A rise to 54 in
Amalgamated Copper caused the mar-
ket to harden a fraction in sympathy.
but trading became very dull, Ana-
conda, Paper and the Rubber Goods
stocks, rose 1 to 11.5,. and United States
Rubber, pfd., 2%. Bonds were irregu~
lar.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.-—Further
progress. downward was arrested by
the encouragement afforded to buyers
by the steady accumulation of Brook-
lyn Transit. That stock went through
enormous offerings until it reached
555., a rise of about 2 points. Metro
politan Street Railway improved a
point, btit Manhattan was neglected.
Some of the standard railroad stocks
rallied to near yesterday's closing.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples a Goidschmidt_ Commission
Brokers, Swarta & Corbett Block,
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1 pin.
T, Fanning, of Indianapolis. were also
largely composed of musical numbers.
While the grand lodge was in ses-
sion, there was a hand contest at the
ball park. With the bear band of
thirty or morepieces the first price for
$1,000 and the‘second‘:$260. For the
best band of less than thirty piecesthe
first price was $500 and the second
$250. The band contest continued
during the entire day. The feature to«
morrow will be the parade for which
prizes of 8500 each have been offered
for the lodge havingthe greatest num-
ber in line, for the lodge making the
best appearance. 391‘ the lodge wearing
the most unique uniform,'for the lodge
.having the greatest number mileage
and for the lodge accompanied by the
greatest number of'ladies. .
in the balloting for officers the con-
test between what is known as the ad-
ministration and the, field was spirited.
William J. O'Brien. of Baltimore. and
Samuel H. Nedds of Cleveland. were
the contestants for grand exalted ruler.
For Grand Exalted Secretary, Fred
C. Robinson, of Dubuque, Iowa, ’1'. R.
A. Burke, of Richmond, Va.; Ch rles
Btager. of Toledo. and David L. at-
scn. of Terre Haute, were the con-
testants. .
Among the Candidates for grand trus-
tee were: Ralph Phelps, of Detroit;
, B. F. McNuley, of San Antonio, Tex.,
7 and J. 1,,3chussier, of. t. Paul. Char-
ties w, 1::an of chokes. N. .l,.
had no oppositi as grand esteemed
lecturers. “ ‘ ~
$2Mi3‘tiitiitti so?
95 as. . .
This Week
F. B. COLEMAN’S
to North a... Street; ‘ count Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spauidlno's Scuba"
and Sporting Goods.
e WHY
keep money in out of town banks, at
3% per cent. when you can get}
49in ;
at the
.. South Norwaik *
_. 7 Trust ‘00.
lag town to draw your money. Bring
your book to us and we wilt‘coitect
rim inn
of mam. ll
to build»
You need not go to the neighbor- , i
. It for you without to“ of time or 13- _
. hem-t. » . , ‘ - 5' -
VWUMJUI new
it ,
’ w. P. BEERS,
Pnoroanemc overuse.
Low Prices
Amal. Cop. mitt. M 53% 53% ELGIN BUTTER... ...'.......'..
AtuCthFCoufilfiit wit. am not ‘ 5, “ —-——————
Am. ice, pf, ‘7 27, 27 27 I
0 Am. Loco. 32 22 22 22 BEST VERMONT. ......
Am,Smelt., 57 my. 567/: mu . ”T'— "_"—"' "
"r Am. Sugar, 129% 130 1391;129:35 NEW LAID EGGS ............................................'.
Anaconda. 76 “loll; 76 76% -—-——————-—— -'
A. To s. r057“. 75 7715 mi M '
A. {1" & S. “‘9' 77% ”is 77% 77% OCHA I. JAVA COFFEE _ . . .
ila t). a or o, si my 84‘ 84 m
”Min. a. Ir. 5,112 5,55; 515/; 552/; 3531' TEAS, ALL KINDS
Chas. & Ohio, 34V. 34% 34a. 34% MM ' ~
Ch, Gt. West, 14% 14% not 1415 ~‘ ~ .
That. a TEA ND B ' ~
Sol. South, 15 ' if) 15 15 V . .
el.& Hud., my 159% 159% 159% . . , v
Erie, 2515‘. 25 25%, 25% 17 NORTH MAIN STREET. ‘ SOUTH NORWJ
(aria, let. M.. toys. (53 32 62% m “ -
.en.aiet-,,, my mu any 163% ‘ 5
m 053nm. 135i 136% 1351.3 136 TELEPHONE 108. , Freedelivoryfo all part. of them little.
Lou. Nash..116% 116% 116% 11625 ,
5.55.55... 55. .5... .55 5.5 R. J- Cutbill a Bridge Fish M
$9t. Sé.}1ty..l gagi?‘ :37 133326 111333 . w , [l 7.
ex. on re, 5 ’ .
5. 5 OUR FISH SUPPLY
R; 5:42;?" 3% gig: :33: 33% [includes Bluefish, Weaktlsh, Porgies, Eels. Salmon. Cod, Halibdt‘
Nat. 1.5-5.1, 23% 23% 231/; 23% ‘tlsh, Fresh Mackerel, Fiatnsh, Biackflsh, Soft Shell Crabs and lobsters Long.
N. Y. Central,119%, 1191.5 119% 119% and Round Clams, ' ' ” “ ‘
Nerf. & West, 62 62 61% 61%
Out. a West. 29%. 30 29% 29% —""'—"
11:110.. Niall}.i 12,8)é 123:), 12,81 1:3“ . ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
~ enn- - .. 20' 2 5 10/4 wear can WASHINGTON eraser Noxtto John H Fortification...
Pea. Gas, 10th 1005. must 100% . ' ' ,- . ,
Pres. S. Car, 33% 33%; 33 33% Branchoo—ao White at. Danhury. ”Pacific Street, Stanton." . ‘ ,
Reading, 53 5314. 52% 53
Rep, Steel. 7% 751's 7% 73/; ~
§°°k駓3"' 2i?“ 2““ “3" 235, H ‘3‘ ‘ ‘ " Wire are: m:
uh. o s, 1 a. not. 175. 1 ' . * .
South. Pad, 50% 50% 50% 5095- - 0 .05 393‘ " 5
at a5 .. ' °°”“°”‘5......”""
elm. .. ..- -’ . Y I '
T , Texas Pm. 25% 25% 25% 25% “lg-oats?” REALIZI the carton Consequences of > V!”
olophono 865-3. Union Pac., 952,4 95a. 95% 95% - . . '
U. s. Leather, 7%. 7st. 7% m ““10" “Ohm“ an “113' "mum" “ WW"! 3
U S Leath pf, 33%; 83% 83% 83% ”"0. your Ins-t OOnIl OI‘EUOB. ' ;“ ‘ .
W. l g gigféggber. :22: 19% 11%;: 1:22 DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR lYEBIEXAMlNATIOMIILJEI-
~ ‘ . . , 4.573 . , .»
_ U. S.Steel,pf_,61% 61%: 61% 61% . _ i FEGT FITTING GUARANTEED. ‘ .,_5 ,5.
~ Wabash.pf., 36% 36% 36%. 36% . - y
5 5 5 5 o B. JACKSON. .5
O ‘. .
At CLEVER THIEE cAucHT. cruel“. ‘
Bogus Telephone inspector Arrested
at Stamford.
STAMFORD. uly 19.-rBurt 0. Tay-
lor, an alleged bogus telephone inspec-
tor. was arrested here yesterday after-
noon ss the result of therauspiclons or
$1,600 worth of jewelry which he later
WHEN THE sun is Hunt in THE tilt-adieu of In.Phllsdelphla. He was
armed with an outfit of tools had an In~
HEAVENB . strumeat by which telephones are test.
what more delightful way of keeping ed.
cool than driving through the ieatyl
woods? Onr part in making the drive
pleasant is the furnishing of the horse
what suited him. Trivial-flu identi-
55,555. 55 5 5. 55.51am .. 5......“ act: v
most any sort—fore hire by the hour ttcut; N" Y0“ “‘1 N" 59"”?- ‘
. or day. Natty rigs. mo. sLocuu iaggzrio;rion you.
~ _ . . ' 5 _ * ”Nam voltmeter lei—rile Mam
‘ School’s Livery arable.) , commission.me a to investigate
, TELIP I BALL “-4. ‘ , gt resent locum agar, held its
His plan was to gain admittance ,
to.,a house and incidentally to take .
fled .by.0hiaf Titus of. the Englewood ",
police department yesterday afternoon 5 .
and was taken there Without. requisi- .. 5
Clean ms...
5 0'0 I; i - C
From Our Former Low Prices.
--All Suits Go in This Sale-v;
Men’s. Youths’. Bous’ and Outing Stills
Children 5 Wash Suits One-Half Price.”
WHITE sconce: SHIRTS—special value. 5. ,5 itiid'luil.
480 , i
HALF HOSE—Black lace and fancy. \ $.71 'E'ZIIIIIIII
250
You can buy ANY sTaAw HAT that sold for less than $1.00 now
250 '
SELLECK a Pang
Clothiers and Furnish". ' '
08 Washington Street, South Norwitlk.
TELEPHONE CALL' 324-3.
7 00 . 100 .-
PURE BUTTER, No “renovated" here. Say. I just got Income of the
creamlect. sweetest and altogether ric heat tasted butter I have hadln many
a day. It is from a new house and i want the publlc’c judgment on It. Try
this FINE TUB BUTTER 24c LB. .
No better than the Clover Hill but I think it up to it. Clover Hill print ‘
Butter "makerf‘rlcnd; everywhere". 25c lb.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR—ls a ocaoonablo article and l have
tation for the same. 25c oat, 15c V3 gal.
GREEN GINGER ROOT AND MIXED SPICES for pickling “WWI":
Extra fine lemons. '
OUR DRIED BEEF thin sliced iI running fine.
some, new lot now in, any quantity from 5c up.
tognfoibbic.”
a good now
and in great demand. Try
. ' ~ ‘1
- II WALL eraser, ,, sonata
1H: SKILLED. M
consideration the clu’and snap. a the
and nducco the objectionable «atom to a minimum. The
Optician takes Into
40 Wall Street, TELEPHONE, 6 So. Main Street. Mrs. Moore, who believeahim to be on than .fldm'o" given by our made-to- order lands is dull gm gist:
"3'3”:‘5'5 i e-d “other In h3.37:2. t, f a ‘ K d ken. Nomallo. $331119 Eggggrogfifmgg :3 $365 but workmen popular. Tho5mmuiit nit-inmate thatythoy‘"! '
I GOV POI "who I 0 I ‘ “.--'
.1 it . P . I man a Supplies. wood, N. 1,, last month when he stole :arfgtlmgo 31-13% :0» no more to an ill fitted once. We allow
HOMER 8. non. normally, 0pm:
moon 9 United Bank Building. South
, Special Appointments at convonlen co of patron. _ . ..;
Office hours, 8, 11:45, 12:45. 8:00. “Saturday evening-'74, *
5. some”:
Broker. /
' llaflland block. 96 thumbnail”
, South Harwell. coon. ‘ ‘
M
t .
own MD 55555.. “your outdone
an roam gait ‘ W
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