‘W’ are the udiitotfri ade.‘
1o: Harry’s 113111 1 ur— .
' was asked about
with: and his moth. had
ever the method of. conduct.
“You may lies that
”r .
em as.» replied Hrs. new. .
i As fat-tau i
at Whig?“
“will 10111011 at
, yawn rd. the Pitta-
, the re. and the we went to
it Thaw in his cell. .
witheeses who offered volun-
to tell what they knew about
aw case were examined today
#010111 District Attorney Garvan.
them is said to be a nurse em-
in a ssnitsrium in this city.
. . Evelyn Nesbttt was a patient.
tin here both Harry K. Thaw and
WM White are said to have visit-
know they ‘
famously.' .
KIOKED BY A HORSE.
all: Horse Let I-llc Hind Hoof-
flirio qt Jamel Delaney Yesterday.
James Delaney.jof the Union Groc-
ry pally. Norwalk, was severely
fill the knee and arm yesterday
[119011111119 driving through Cross
‘ sires . a horse and covered will;-
‘ .aim‘ter Dr. William J. Tracey took'
vent stitches to close the wound in
the knee, which was a painful one.
The horse which did the damage is
very frisky one and finds consider-
able measure in running away, having
indulxed in the pastime several times
After Mr Delaney‘ s accident
, afternoon, while John
ems was driving. the horse took
Milli from the smoke issuing from
the covering of the River street tun-
not; but was stopped by the driver, be-
one any damage was doue.
, Liti'Ms raotLe’v wss AT FAULT
'll.‘ .1; Cutbili Investigating Accident
On Wilson Point Road.
. 3.1 Gutbiil. the local fish denier.
Whose c‘arrisg'e was smashed at the
junction of Ely avenue and Wilson's
Point road; Saturday night. has been
, ditvestlgating the case since and finds
‘ that. a trolley car crashed into the
carriage. thus causing the damage.
The team was being driven by iinr«
ry Oakes. He looked for a trolley.
but. did not see one and heard no bell
“ringing and just as he started across
, the track discovered the car. Had he
- not been clever in managing the horse
pmbsly both he and the animal Would
have been killed. As it was the car
tossed him out of the carriage, and
he sustained an injured arlu. Mr. Cut
bill will probably sue the trolley com-
pany.
CALF PASTU RE CAMPERS.
.. g(wingers and Tenters Are Having at
Pleasant Time These Days.
' A happy lot of campers and collag-
swiqmare st Calf Pasture at the present
time. Housed in a cottage are ‘C C
Brotherton and family and W.b imm-
.ram and family. of Norwaik. WIIIIP
oOmiortable camp wagons and tents »
contains Dr Savage and family, of
Ridgofleld and the Messrs Wood and
Mr. Hastings. of New York city:
Frederick S. Byxllnc and family, of
Norwalk. who have llceil in camp at
the cottage. have returned to their
home in Harriett street. Later George
Bailwits and family oi Norwaik will
110mm in the same cottage the) were
11.
BOY DRAGGED BY cow.
county Home Lad Living in New 0:-
man May Not Recover.
John Weber. of the li‘ailiield County
Home: in Westport avenue, who has
been living with a family ill New
Canaan is in the Norwulk Hospital
in a serious conditioni He attempt-
;ed, to lead a cow by tying the totllcr
rope around his waist. He has three
“broken ribs. and a number of cuts and
' tees and may have a fractured
ll. He was attended by Dr. Wal-
tor Hitchcock and Dr Gregory. The
boy is still unconscious and may not
recover. ’
MW
HIDDING BIOYB WIN FROM
H.ELB
‘ At BeddingB ERidge Saturday the
home team trimmed the [initial aggro.
"mien by the score of 4 to 3. it was
Lpositing contest in which goodpiays
"or re frequent. A large crowd was
sent and enthusiasm was high.
iBedding Ridge boys have been
filling a good iccord this sermon
' REAL ESTATE SALES.
_ Elijah ii. Woodworth. trustee to
«Peter Christiano. tlll'cc lots, Prospect
’i’brk. ' War.
Olivia B. Kellogg to Ernest I‘illiif‘l‘)’.
[ding lot. Bniiicii ilrclluc War.
Oohnecticilt Agiiciiliiuill Export-
I: Station to Etienne .1. Van Ni‘flfl,
hm tracts of land, iirnnltcvlilo.
' e
l
summon. July ill ~Msrnllii 11.
non, one of the most prominent
in this town died today after an
of several yours’ dilintion. iic
years old. Mr. Johnson was
A 11110! the Clinton Vciiirnns‘ Alt-
i‘hd served during the war in
with distinction. Ho icavwi
nfdetie H. Johnson of Piiilii
1101111 9113110111”
Jsmes Battle. of: my "avenue."
granted on tor appendicitis at
err/elk Hospital yesterday by
Notice to Contractors.
Oii‘ice of the Street Commissioners, of
the City of South Norwaik.
July 30 1900.
Sealed proposals will be received
at this office until Thursday, August
Ii 1909, for the laying of about eleven
hundred linear feet of 3d inch and 36-
111011‘ stoneware pipe sewer. with the
necessary appurtenances-.- Plans and
specifications can be seen at. this of-
fice on and after Wednesday, August
list 1906.
All bids will be refused after 12
o’clock noon of August-9th.1900.
The Street Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any or all bids. or
to accept any that in their judgment
will be for the best interests of the
c ly. .
lionds satisfactory to the Commis-
sioners will be rcqiilrcd of those to
whom the contract may be awarded.
Cash or a certified check. made pay-
able to the Treasurer of the City of
South Norwnlk, to the amount of $200,
must accompany euch bid as a guaran-
tee that. in case the contract is award-
ed. the party to whom it is so awarded
will, within four. days after notifica-
tion or award, execute said contract.
Proposals must be endorsed upon the
outside ot the envelope with the name
of the hiddenhnd “lurked “Proposal."
and addressed to ii. J. (luthill, golltu'tll
manager.
GERARD ll. WEED,
CHARLES E. DOW
R. JMCUTBHJ“
131 31 Street Commissioners.
._.....-__.._...__ ........_.~..-.........-__._
Registrars’ of Voters
Notice.
’l‘llc legal rotors of the third voting
district of the TOW" of Norwalk ill-ii
hereby notified that tilc Registrars of
union; of said district will be in sus-
slmi at the stern of Eduard S. (lol-
ham. 10 First Street Fast Norwulk
on l‘i‘lidni August 3rd and August 1011i
1900. from ’12 noon until 9 p. lll., for
the purpose of rewiring applications
for caucus and primary registration.
EDWARD E. (iORliAM.
JOHN KICOIIH.
iliinistrars of voicrs of the Third
Voting District of the Town of Nor~
walk.
East NOT‘WllIk,
July 23rd. leccf
July 2441‘
George c. Tliyou's Gorgeous
[[BHASEISLINIJ
Si
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
loo—GREAT ATTRACTIONS-100
Including Salt Water Bathing, Roll-
or Skating. D'ancing. ii‘i'ce Vaudeville.
Concerts, Delightful Sail, (icorgcous
illumination.
'i‘ivcntyhfivc Attractions for 25 cents.
With round trip sail, 35 cents.
WHEN ll lulu lli
COFFEE
We have the
importing retailers in the country; we
7
goods. being the largest
are able to give our customers coffee
to one-third hotter than
the some money will buy anywhere
one-quarter
else.
tip illc scales on any you can buy ciao-
whoro for 301:.
it‘s a perfect blond and produces a
delightful beverage:
The Union Pacific
'Tea Co.
120 Washington at. so. Nerwslit.
Next Door to Poet-Office.
mail E
, e utensil savings count up
1’... in“
'J'
'l
by adding smell sums
first will earn a heiptu
.y.uwn
c you ever noticed how first small expenses count up and bow
stony of them look nest tiny?
. pm we add FOUR per cent to them.
Phone, 065—2 Free Delivery.
v. .m. a
xpensee.
iust as fast, yes. faster for if do-
You can begin with s
regbisrly you will soon have a good-
] addition to your salary.
Coal and Wood
vor of
Our 25c 11 pound Mocha and Java '
cabin ViCTOiiiA
VB.
' I .
for cooling purposes.
This case has been up for trial' in
thousands of Norwalk households and
the unanimous verdict has been in is-
(BAG.
3
RANGES $11.75 UP.
Cull. hallway ii
Wall Pullers.
Painters’ Supplies.
Crockeru.
"Glassware.
House-fumisllina
Goods.
Cloth Window Shades, with fringe, 28:
White ’Curtsin Poles, with fixtures, 10¢
Picturcframcs and Window
Shades Made to Mar.
Painting and
Decorating.
L. H. DECKER,
07 Washington street
Tel. Con. lentil Namath.
;
Gasoieue
Launch
insurance
FIRE
MARIN!
EXPLOOION
J. M. Layton e 00.,
INCORPORATED.
Bo. Nomstk.
ltls Good
Brooklyn brewury firin's inner beer.
No better. We deliver it In your
house, 91.00 per cells (24 bottles.) Ll-
doors at lowest prices. Tel. list-la.
Central Hotel,
burner Memo Idociimnut struts.
ii Nerwsiit. cons. ~
6 Railroad Avenue. ‘
run-=1.“ wow. a- bit i. .4..."
THI‘ NIW.
....W.... m
our mourn vacuum
lune Alli PLAN.
“berm mm s“ Itil future.
and Ilutrie Llsptetiim
or: room I!!!“
IAfli HIAIGIIAM
A
Ill
Mill!
amass-W
Weicousider this sea-
lighliilg Dumpling .-
Joseph ill-cuI Prop. ‘
son’s line the best
we ever had.
.wmu— w...
E. ii. Gotham,
TILIPHONl—A“. .
in FIRIT IT I. NORWALK.
~W. ...
Call You Mord I‘ll (lo lilillllii 'l‘llli 7
The Connecticut General Life insur-
enr- COmpsny of Hartford sell a con-
veitebie his policy for $1,000 at the fol-
lowing guaranteed cost per year:
Age 35 .. . 012.48 Age 40 . "4.22
Age 46.0.1140 Age 50.32.3113
Illustrations at any age upon appli-
cation Iv
F. ii. KFIEVLD,
UMTEO IA'NK’ BUILDING.
South Nprwalk.
up the u it.
for freight Only.
on and after Tuesday. January I.
lilo, Freight Propellers will leave
ier 28. East Riyer, New York, (foot
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday). at t p. Freight ived
orwalk up ppm In loath
we all up to 5.
NORWALK .‘TEAMIOAT 00
Mining J. «(in “a .0."
alone Conant
III“
M
..__..... w... ”—0....
{iii uiulii Bill
OOUTH NOIWALK. CONN.
'rRANOACT. A ”NIIAL IANKIHG
INS...
nun——
mu.
310300.00
(DIPLUI AND PIOPIYI.
3173.500.”
u . fl . ¢ .
Envvm H. MAT sweovmm
JOHN H. KN P. VlooPm
FREDERICK H. Rowan, CIIIIIOI'.
WILPRID soowsLi... Am. oil-lilo-
~7—
clllc'mlt.
I. H. Mathewson Henry onm.
John H. Knapp . Isrnuei 01’0me
Josiah R. Mervin .1. Wallace Marvin
Christian Bwertx John H. ‘LIIM.
Fred H. Iowan.
3 pkgs. ZES'I‘ ........... ..........350
The Very Best BUTTER. per lb. . .250
3 cans BAKED BEANS ...... .....25o
3 Hum Mll.K ................. ....25c
2 cans Early .lulie l’iilAS ......... Ibo
2.. Cottage Ave" But Norwsik.
Phone 323-3.
TI-II
Ruby-Rub
in lieu ruin.
Cleans all loads at brass
and nickel. and gives a lasting
finish. "1
250 per can
Clinics it nor.
anaemia
then ever
BLACK GHEVIOTB.
BLACK ”OHAIRO AND BRILLIAN-
BLACK PANAMA.
Nickel Tea Kettles ...... ..
‘ No.8 Wash iioilels, copper bot-
Gulv. Foot Tubs .......... ... . .
TINEB.
toms”... ...... ..........
N08. s and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
BLACK DRESS 000133.
We have always made a specialty " of Black Dress Goods, and the values we offer this season are better
A Black Dress, Skirt or Jacket should be a part of every women' a wardrobe. Our Black Goods Block
otters choice of the best fabrics made.
BLACK VOILES.
BLACK WOOL CREPE DE OHINE. CILK WAHP AND ALL WOOL HEN-
BLACK TAMISE.
BLACK BATISTE.
l
1
BLACK BROADGLOTHI.
RIITTAS.
Housefurniehing Department.
95c itound Wash Boilers ..
$1110 Gas Toasters
39¢ 3 Pkgs. of Toilet Paper .......... 10c Flat irons, per in. ......
Chamber Pails 290.com Whisk Brooms ..... .......
llll'l
250 No. 6 Parlor 'Brocms . ..... 190
190
3c
. 9c,Gss Burners. complete 29c
..... 250 Mops complete
sell-loun-
PoSt Cards.
BIG ASSORTMENT OF NonALKI
VIEWS.
August Magazines
NOW _.ON p SALE.
NOVELS .............. 10¢: AND 25¢
WM. A. BRWRMAN'S,
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 134 Washington at.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
1 Standard Visiblol‘mwriter.
Balance may be gold on easy
terms. Trial solicited. or further
particulars. address
The Willis-o Mfg Co. ass B’wsyN.Y.City
830111188
CAS A NEW
WELLINGTON
NOTICE
THE SALE! srAsLss FORMERLY
connucrso BY.THE LATE MAX
TARLOV. couuscricur avenue.
WILLIE courluusn IY ME AT
THE can: such.
manna-annoy.
iiiiii
‘ BUY RELIABLE COAL of a
reliable concern. get reliable
quality at a reliable price, and
have the coal delivered by reli-
able men. _
it is not too early to put in
your supply for the coming win-
ter and by so doing get ahead of
the rush that' is always on in the
full. You are safe in buying at
present prices—and there is no
cosl better than ours at any price.
New telephone number 652-.
"Ill Films 003' ll.
xyvvvv
TRISTRAM . e Hire-1m, NORWALK, CONN.
H. KRIHEGER & co
WEST WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
The Greatest of all
July Sacrifice
Sales
is, now going on
at our big store.
i
This sale was not gotten up for
the purpose of faking the public.
We await llOlll" opinion and rei-
dict. We want iron to come in and
lakeiadvantaae of our areaixofler-
lugs. This is all event of a life-
time.
“GIOVER'S‘ Tilt PMSE.’
oxronns.
Jr: ,
FOR MIN AND WOMIN.
$4.00 and $6.50.
HMO!“ in.
m
' in WASHINmN traitor.
Ming-I.
LADIES’, MIBBII' AND CHILDREN.»
H. reiterated
Don’t let money slip through
your fingers without spending it
where it brings the best returns.
At this store you will always
find honest clothing values. You
will nude no clause in buying
your clothing and furnishings
here.
GET THE HABIT—4.10 To
The Copyright iiething Cu,
Ii NORTH MAIN OTHIIT. IOUTH NORWALKi CONN.
HAIRY GOO DWI". Mgr.
m a... nun“ L... .. u
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scrum “WANT ADS" PAY.
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