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AUTOMOBILES
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‘ _.Thélt, Liability, ‘
Property Damage,
Co lision
:AYLOR & WGOLDEN
.Waahlugton st. 80‘. Norwalk}
. TELEPHONE 188-2
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ruby Leo Davis, of Noruuih. in
titling the day in “New t‘unnnn on'
usiiioss.
, lithium: Club will hold :1 meeting. this
rotting.
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'I),r. Cooley of \\'Oi(‘(‘si(‘l, in the
bout: oi? iliendo. in linst Norwalh for
3a few days.
bliss Gertrude 'i‘nriin. oi 75 Cedar
street, in out ol’ town, spending it two
weeks“ rncntion.
Mayor Albert M. i‘ohiinnn has pur-
ch-u‘ueti‘lhc lot ndjoining Dr. *Boutwell's
on Gibson Terrace.
. ' ,Our lirother‘s Lodge. No. it). i. (i.
6 (i. it, will meet Monday evening in
their Wall street quarters.
Mr. and Mrs. l-Zlbirt. W. Clark, of
South Norwnlh, are enjoying a stall
up the Hudson River toduy.
, Seymour i'urker, oi' South Wilton.
7‘ enjoyed a it: til dm's location from his
. duties in Cntnuugh & \\ eut‘n store,
1793th din. ‘ J
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. bliss iiiuhoiie Spear. of iiiorlicm.
Moon, is visiting Mrs. 0. i). Kimball,
of West street, South Norwnllt. for u
few days.
The usual Salittrduy (wettingr dunno
will be given at the Norwalk Coun-
try Club, this evening.
. oliostru will furnish music for the oc-
,cnuion.
«Aloud St. John's boat for sole no.1
The new duputy siterlii‘s are having
their own troubles “getting on to" the
ropes. Town Clerk Herbert ii. Smith
hut-t nlreudy not two or three on the
right truck and more will follow, no
don-bi.
A month's mind mulls was celebrat-
ed by Father Thomas .1. Finn. rector at
"St. Mary‘s Church, this morning for
"tile into Mrs. Smith. The moon won
7 held at 8 o'clock and was largely ot-
,‘ bended.
.—
,A hearing will be hold in the Not-
wztlk ptobulo count before i’rohote
Judge iii ndloy ot’ \Vestport. on the will
of Bornurd Kiltdillcn. for its admin
, slim to probate. on 'i‘hurutiay morning
_ ut ll) o'clock.
_ Mrs. Frederick (‘robhin and daughter
Elizabeth liiitl lion 1“ noderlclt. Mrs. Lotu-
uol liutlbutt Mrs. William blurlbutt
mud lion William and the Mlliimi’i Min-
nie and him Parker. 0! South Wilton,
opont yesterday ut Combo Bench.
wEnglloh Golf Capo. O'Brien.
Attorney and Mrs. inmost '1‘. thinned.
oi Harriet otroot, have returned from
it wentorn and o northern trip. While
7 they Viililml Cnnudu and Manned
, Niugorn ll‘niiu on their way home
lid Hnbboli is being granted by hill
runny irlondlt iii-limit townthio morning
A renorto n moot pinpoint trip.
doom Miller. of smith Norwalk,
unity went to Network to arr
r. a nutrition. has unturned um
friends over Blunder. Ho will
Eu their]. bill homo. to remain
unending the day in Norwuilt with
J't'rlotids. . .
., on busineso.
.oi' the Cantor-riots obnrgod
The governing board of the, Norwulit.
Speidei‘u ol‘- nprlied to him for help.
Muicoitn slant}. of Stotniort‘i, 8‘
Attorney John Keogh, oi' lion _
Wawlk spent the morning in Sin oiA
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VlTozzrs notoNolNos tN c on
Queer Exhibit of good. of Priest inlet
9* outed in Camorriltu Trla .
Vi'l‘ERBO, itnil, July amino court
and jury who nr‘c hearing the the trial
With the
builder of Gonnuro (intricate and hill
wife ware occupied today with an one
amino: ion of the papers and potential
belongings seized by the authorities at:
the home of Ciro VitOzzt, the priest
)
oi the Cttmortn, is one of thbtlcl'oud.‘
unis in the present case And ”beyond.
being accuuod of membct‘ehlp in the;
criminal organization, is churned Wizih i
having falsely denounced Tomanuo De:
'Angeliu and Gnotuno Alnuedo innocent
oi the Cuocoios. When Aronn Ali‘unol
and his associates were first nrrogtodi
they were released upon titaaroprosen-l
"inilonu of Vitezzi, who said he llfld‘l
leuruod of their innocence and lilifi‘l
guilt, of others in the conicanionul. This .5
intervention permitted Aliano ,to (753‘
rope to the United Stilton, where. how- ;
eyor, he fell into the. hands of the New f‘
forku Detective. Lieutenant. .looephf
lI‘etrorino. ' .,
revolvers, tio hills of exchange, Llano:
letters. from criminals uniting his pro-i
tectlon, n letter from Morin Burtoloitln
and 1:15 illustrated poet cards which;
the prosecution describes no ohsceuoi
to be u r lose. friend of the. pilest, while '
“according to othdro, Vitozzi noted no
the woman '5 agent in lending her “will;
er. Confronted by those exhibits in-{
tended to establish lliB character, Vl-§
:‘ozzl defended hie possession ol.’ timing
Regarding the communications from i
criminals he said that he considered it ;
the duty of his minister-y to assist ain't
lierfl. including the criminals who itnd
Among Vitozzi’s effects were nine
found 200 letters from various clerks
and odiolulu oi the law counts com-
plutulng that money proud-sod thorn
hud not been received. According to
the stole the prleut. who in the habit of
giving bribes to court oiiittinln in on
.der to obtain light sentences for con—
victed criminals with whom he won ult-
anointed.
it is expected that the rereinntiono
nioug this line will be scandalous.
.NORWALK coNrnAcrtNo NOTES.
’(The Commercial Record.)
M
. Sub-Contract Lot.
The limiting and Lighting 00., or
tNorwnlk have the plumbing and bean
ing in the handoome residence on
tWoat Rocha road for H. A. Aaron. A.
IR. Mnlkln A: (more tho bulidera nnd
the house was. planned by Architect A.
7E. Barnum 865 Fifth urenuo New
York.
in
Foundation: Complolod.
The foundation: have been compieb
.od on tho practised addition to the
plant oi the Vnndorhootiitttnui‘nctur-
in: Company. A. .it. Mulln d; (lo. are
the coutroctoro. Thoma; Robin: doing
tho brick Work. The building in three
utorloo high. 80:90 foot. of brick. with
u gravel root.
. fl...
Buyvlow mono. lieu-o. ,
H W. Mother it» tattoo the ooné‘
tract to build it one-fondly h:6qu on
Bnyvlow, nvonuo (or Without it. Ambit
it trill be 3 mm bonito. provided With
moor convenience. “ '
fl. monitoring; may“.
trite utoroispulla oi the Libbrty nil.
uiuoturlnlr company. on Aunt lifeline.
war dootroyod or Atoll/It yr it. (too -
Vitozzi known as the gumdlan ottgelf, .
men. in order to protect tilc‘nsdhnnino
, The exhibit. included it sword, enuo.
mom. Buriolollil is believed by name “
The abbot-imam of nylon, both. in OXFORDS and SHOES. lo otlll
good and the club are complete on moat all Itylea.
EXTRA CLERKS FOR BATURDAY
All
.4 ,
The
Monday Evenings
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAViNGS BANK
CI TY NATIONAL
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On andAfterJuly 8th
The Banks of South Nerwalk Will i
CLOSE SATURDAYS AT NOON
until further nl‘i‘tice. The Savings
Bank and Trust Company will open
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST COMPANY
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BANK
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GONNEQTIOUT LEAGUE.
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Tulil building.
Won Lon PB.
Bridgeport .........38 25 ‘ .tiilli
Hartford ...........3t$ 26 All
Springfield “......31 28 , .525
New. Haven ........3ii 30 .524
Waterbury ”......30 ill .46!)
NowBrimln ........30 3% .489
Youtordoy’o Rubin.
ilrldxonort ti. New Britoin 5.
Hartford 3. Springfield 1.
, now Huron 8, Wntorburr 2.
NATIONAL LIAQUI.
Tum flooding.
Won Loot on.
Chicago ............4ti 27 .0.“
Philadelphia .......«tl 29 .603
New York .........ii 29 .803
Si.Loulo...........it iii Min
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PISTON”! clout-Iconic .533
Clnolnunti ......:...iio
iirookiyn...........il’i
BOSNIA n 6 I t. r . a v “21.1
mummy: Month.
New Yo 1 EL Chilling» 0. ‘ '
Boston .dlnolnulttl 4.
fit. booth ti. Phiicdoibhltt 4‘. ‘
Brooklyn 7. Another: ll.
7 W
AM (”WAN AIAQUN.
1'7an flooding.
DOWNS iodidgiliibtl" ;
. ottoman ......At
N‘w Yomidviniuootaq 1""
futon 0mm lentil its am no»
Other mt
Milo 1.200;
amt.
“W ...—~—
Chleugo s. New York 3.
Boston 5, St. Louis 1.
Detroit 8, Washington 3.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Tum Iiundinn.
Won Lou 9.0.
hochuotor ..........48 98. .678
Baltimore .........47 9.7 .835
Toronto ...........40 3% .8“
Montreal ...........tifl 33 .492
llutlaio ...........iil 8t .477
Jenny City ........31. 38 .463
Nowark ............35 4- .379
Providence ”.....28 iii .383
Yulerday'o Mouth.
Toronto 4.11uliulo 1 (lo tuition.
limit Mini); Bunnie ll. Toronto 8 line»
ond limo)?
Baltimore 1. Newark 0.
Montreal ti. hocbootor 0.
Jersey City 4. Providence 3 (it it»
alum.
9
won at ill- in.
'l‘ilo “WNW"M theorem of all
null or. multiple. mot moi
bounding: in turn from it Porto w
tonnmihntiummnmum
torn. on it snout to. Atom mu
W to New Grotto Auto“.
with W m on.
North Allende. mi; mom Mill
South mile mild:
. lived in than Francisco.
. blind by a; song of railroad “laborer: ,-
Who were Working near the wreck in “ t .
~; 761113 from shore item- Saddle Roch.
. not upbeat- to be serious. and Captain
. Forte made no attempt their to land '
i the tinssblIgerll. A sharp wind. rising _
‘W i
‘ rack on boufto nieces and utility pron ‘
. ~ o‘clock a heavy swell crooked the vet‘s?
“ sol amidahlpb. and at it 0 rich}; it spilt
Thtte Shoe Co;
90 Washington Street
Successors to the Flynn Boot Shop“?
. , There were 275 persons on board,
difficulty
_ were Third Engineer (LVW. Brown and
x not was rigged on the shore line and
noumun succeeded in swimming
‘to bill the distressed meson!
[the women now lynched
“ {the tour membotn oi the orovl n
The Santa
Rollo went unborn just hot
the mouth of; the Horton
ouppoood that n powerini
the clause or the reboot leaving lta
courpo, the qttnriorrnubtor mluti‘tillug it
for the light or the potnt Atlgttolgo
lighthouse. The vessel "lay about: 2 ti
Whore the Yankee ri3ltld6 was wrecked
vrui round one.
When the bbntut‘i'tlolt, the injury id
boon utter «l "octo‘oh, threatened
motions ware made to take the nits:
nonzero and crew ashore At.‘ 5: till
in two.
most of whom had tnk‘en‘reiugo in the
forward section. it was with'grettt
that: the first boot: who
inunobod soon alter iii o'clock. In it
A woman pannouger. Brown carried A
line to shore and when he had afforded
a landing. after a desperate battle with
the waves. old had arrived on laboreAl
the passengers, women and children
first. were taken from the foundoriug‘
ship three and four at n time.
outer in which Second Ollicer Benton
and three seamen lost their lives on
curred inst before the vessel broke inl
two. A lifeboat carrying live men hudl
put out when heavy sens sent it crocit- ‘
lug against the hull of the vessel. One
to
Tito din '
shore. but his tour companions perish—f
Ell. ‘ 6
Efforts had been tundoenrilor in the 3
day by the unicorn oi the utenmcr Hot-I;
on P. Drew to induce the ruptuiu oi':
‘ ithe Santa Rout to loud his puosongorui
and tho Drew stood in in an attempt
‘ A litefi .
bout was launched but it but! hurdlrl
been caught by the wares before it‘:
was capsized and it in believed that:
First Male W. B. Johnston was lost.
The binding of the pneuont‘iero of the?
Soul: Roan. u large number of whom;
were women. wan attended with the lit-
moat danger. A life raft conininlngi
tuont) women cullslzod oil the bow oil
the Santa Rose. Darkness had tnlieni
and the uearchllghlo on shore lightedl
the uoeuo impel-feed) no lhnt it could
not be cleurh determined whether uli’
F‘lreu were built from drill uood
nlong tho bench and vr hen the drenched
on notice and rentarntires.
A special train took a number of the
shipwrecked to Santa ilnrharu while
u wrocitln train took home of the our-
vlrorn to immnere and 31m. Because
of life contusion attending thin for
wording of the pollution" no check
could be taken to determine the num-
ber mining.
Capt. H. W. Henderson master of the
Point Armollo lighthouse. exprouod
mtonlnbntout at the grounding of tho
root-oi.
"The weather in: elonr the m to
calm no a bike and conditions ideal
‘tor the most curator: navigator." ho
«id. "i don't no how it Will pom-
blo for tho boot to run “hobo.“
BAN nucleon July Swerll‘. 8.
Barry. ban ancloco “out of tho it»
cilic Count Bloomuhip Company no-
tulod all: today to credit this report:
at the drowning oi twenty ot the but
u lion‘- wanna.
"Our Abortion stated dotinholzr." he
told. "tint. only tho mud colour and
drowned. i oortninly intuit on would
no“ mo informed it As pontoon”
bud but) drowned."
SYLVAN PMVQNI- A“? “07071.
Mm o‘mm employ mm a Hit
in Open Air ”demotion.
(loom own compiler. button it:
too flyiruu Pinon. moored it um
honour. lilo! amino. thin that WW
uni-ti “in; vol Winkle}? at the tin
ton lIlium. bmbull pollutant-ll. him
fluted“ of people. ‘ tutti WM! to
AWI‘ the built tint the umlt‘7 1who
one which: added to lull ohm at
the nitrite be“ wanton, lttut nurtured
one.“ may people in tin; pinto.
would: or till: «3th nitration
‘. in M‘Wl wens alligator «in
7S7 Dresse . , S3. 98
‘6‘ "W‘ grill piuoobn able 30 very.
3- no Imported Gingham Drooli-
men in neverul colors. smartly-
‘wtrinluled. not 6 Brent: in the ,
. ‘lot worth lions than :7. Your
$450 ore‘ss‘es
$2 98
3.,New (linuhum rind Fine Silit'
Finished Batiste Dresses. reg-
uiuriy S4. All The entire lot
“on sale. $2.98
T‘ .“;‘Drcssos--iat'i‘ $1.98 ' ‘
“"6260 Fine Gingham“ and.“ Lawn:~
, Dneusomworth up toll-l, all
. * sizes; On sale. 31.98.
Dresses at 99c ’
50 Lawn Dropouts. worth up to
«$2. The entire lot on sale
Ono price 990.
$3 Children’s. 7
Dresses “ $1.98
gour choice of our Children's
Finn White Dresnos. regularly"
‘ ‘ $1.39. White tiielot‘inatn, 99c.
$2.00. For tonight, $1.98.
Prices to suit etory purchaser
515 Main St, Stamford
RecluCtion Sale
. 0F LADIES' AND MlSSES‘ SUIT8, COATS,
VOlLE, WASH DRESSES AND WAISTS.
One thousand high grade Sample
\t’ stats to be closed out for less than the manufacturer's price. Come
before it is too late, as you can not afford to miss it.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House.
THE LADIES’ STYLE 8TORE
33 South Main 8%.. South Norwalk
$1.25 Gingham .
. :Dr‘esses‘99‘c ‘7
. 200‘ Children’n ‘i'lne Gingham
Dreoseo, “regularly $1.26 and
S7JLinon'Suits‘
$3 98 ,
All Linen, all slzeo, neatly tithe,
med; about ‘15 Suits to close
out: regular price $7.00. For
7 tonight, $3.98.
. ' . f. ‘
. Watsts at 99c
300'Uflno Lingerie and Minds»
. _Waiutn former prices up to
. $1.50. On sale. 99c. ”
.‘Knit Cemhination
~ Suits 1%
50 Ladies' lino Knit Combination
Suits,“ 25c and 350 values. On
sale. 19c.
Hose at 25c
Stilt finished Lisle Stockings.
rery line. very deep hem;
good value at 33c. On sale,
250.
smars. LAWN. _
W..." ”m»m
lVERY BEST BUTTER, A POUND....
Silrli‘ot‘s were landed the) were giv- EMF “\ch PATENT FLOUR. A BAG ........
‘NATIVE EGGS: A DOZEN .............
FLOUR, PER BAG ..........
Tel. No. 909.
\
no nouru NMN "our!
titre. monolith-ll of tho mm mm ,,
ill-LN ORDIRID Pgill.
old” in Dolor sign on Moon
but night no bill unlit it tho than
in; of the board of olwtrloni omittin-
6ionofl. at which time oil the current
bill: walnut the inititution mile order»
and bold. . : .
minim“ n7 doouoiimau William bill.
in; nonunion on lights. will min a
bruising with tho vinyl or mmuiuin;
lilo mutants? of the portion and to rot:
polio: initialization , ,
No notion 7m lotion ro‘ filing tho
tum of llmflofll Mmmllflmfl no ‘
.ui‘lcol‘i on ono of tho plan.
Wilbur Chapman min hill the new
Noni m. the nonrandom. our
tour and MW oi the irritant route
WW Tammi! film W? I:
Extra Specials at the
:® Abe Store
27o
...... 250
... 890
The Great A&P Tea Climpany
124 WAOHINGTON OT” BOUTH NORWALK.
Doilvoriu list) a. m. and 2:80 p. an.
Inn Doilvol'y.
Fancy New Potatoes neck 48c
Nice Cucumbers, 1c to 22c each
llixtro largo boots. bunch not Fresh Finn, nor don.
moon or Wit: ileum. ut. . . . . . Bo; Mot-lord Sordlnu. nan
Curran. nor hunch 591w. Butler's Cocon’or Chocolate....llo
Pit-tubule. 2 tor ...............al.io] Pink Salmon. can with
Tomatoes. Antioch. Cabbage. Potts, Blackburn. Blooirborriol, Muohmolonl.
largo Watermelon.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
PHONI “I
lNOIAVOI! CONVINo
'NON.
“more OiTY, N .l. my 7.4-
nanom- oi curl-lion Endeavoufl
turbid out only todoy for this until.
Nov“
CHRISTIAN
hour bolero bulimia.
= All on rumour. moot or thin in 7
in: our given over by the Animation out
tho intimation“ oonrontlou to W
in; to tourism on Chfliflifli mu
or limit, Authored at it nicotinlul hilt
in Alumni ehumhoi ubtoukiiouté‘
Tito outlined! cerium includod nub:
. iiounry. ammonia. unndll7
and mm work. 'rbcro you
, mono: on that ”My low
“which Andra ml, diam. or W
Norwalk Chronicler