i ! Ladies and Gentlemen: . it you get cheated don't > blame the, . Wm. Effroa THE RIGHT I JUNK DEALER I had many complaints lost your of a man who went around ’ with a name that sounds like . . mine. I don’t go around with ‘ balls on or come to‘your house unless sent for. I payio per lb. for rags and best. prices for rnb~ here, installs, etc. Tel. 441. . PURE Berkshire [0 Hone’et Weight. ‘ Careful Drivers. ‘; (TEE TIME THE PLACE AND THE COAL. THE. TIME to buy Coal for heart winter is now—«and what- ever happens don’t forget that we , . gave you this advice. THE PLACE to buy Coal is‘ ‘ horas—and thousands there be' Right Prices. ‘Prompt Service. who have so found it. ‘ j‘THE COAL we sell is of the best quality-wand we’d greatly Wholesale, 17:: per hundred. $3.40 per ton. Family trade, 30¢ per hundred. 3' not”; chanCe to prove this fact to YOU. ‘How many tons do you need? Furniture moved, Sunday school picnics. eter, taken to any of the shore resorts by auto truck at rea- sonabie prices. AUCTIONEER E. T. BATES South Norwalk and Darion 'Tel. 897. 259.3. E. c. soars I... Ladies’ Oxfords & Pumps Emerson and ,Kieth-Kdngueror ' for Men I Conneally 81 ‘“ Bracken ti BUY Hazelton COAL The alteration a Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 Water at. " 8% ACCUMULATIVE PREFERRED CAP. ITAL STOCK ol the income Securities to Mortgage Corporation of New York City, in otter~ ed for sale for a limited time only. This allotment will he sold at a price that will not the purchaser 8% divi- donds. tax exempt in the state of New York, is secured by real estate in the city of lirooklyn equal to three times the value of tho issue. This stock is limited in amounts to each purchaser. fior lull particulars, write. phone or on . Conneally & Bracken 81 WASHINGTON 81'. Tel. 363-4 .a... We simply will not carry over from eeaeon to season our Oxfords Will Sell Same at ‘ cost -—: MAX LEVY ~— I 1" WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE ' IOUTH NORWALK W 94 Wuhtnoten as. South Norwaik Tel. 4144 Gentlemen—— If you do not want the Best Cigars. do not ask for any of us. ROGER LUDLOW . BEERB BUMPED WAGON. TWIN CITY This afternoon shortly below! i NUGGET o’clock there was considerable corinoa- LITTLE GEM tion in Wall street. at the corner at ‘ CIGARS - Main. and Harold Boots driving the Brush delivery auto for his father's B J REYNOLDS Mfr' market did not stop in time to pre- _, vent hitting a wagon in iront or him. AUTO 8KiDB AND BREAKB REAR The wagon oi the machine woro not WHEEL. damaged. and the drivers were aiihoI The automobile of John Croi'ut. 0t unhurt. Woatport. coma in grief in Norwalk , ‘I ..... Saturday. at the corner or Wall and cm“: JUSTICE KNOWLTON RE' luaucs streets, when. in attempting to . RESIGNS- turn out for the sprinkling cart, the BOSTON. Milo 7r—«lilnrcus 1’. machine skidded into the curbs and broke all’ the spokes from tho lelt rear wheel. The car was towed to a nearby garage, whore repairs are be- ing directed. No one was hurt. and tho damage was coniincd to this one ';‘ lib-owitou, Chief Justice of the Mason- chusetts Supreme Judicial Court, to. daysent in his resignation to (iovorn. ‘ or Food. The Chief Justice has been in lll‘heaiih for some time. He is n "resident of Springfield. AN ACCOUNT WITH w [The South Norwalk Savings Bank is an investment that not only pays a liberal rate of in- torost but is a sinking fund against some of those ex- tra expenses that We all have to i‘aoo. ursnu ACCOUNT lHOmer 8- ‘ Beers 81 C0. 18 MAIN 81'» N 22 W. WASHINGTON 8T" 80. NOR. 26 WOODWAHD AVE» 80. NOB. IIRIIII IIIIIIIE HIS Ililii III Gathering otAhoui 25,000 Par- sons Assist in Making it a State Field Day NEW HAVEN. Aug. 7.—~~ln an theI history of tho German-Alliance *ol Conctticui, this was its greatest. day ITho state tiormun day thought hole a strong consct‘vntitoiy placed at as con nodsonu almost every town and hamlet. contributing to the number. Xmuklng the authoring more than over hoi’orc a state field day. On every" hand Now liavcn showed its cordially MW l.insonia, Derby and Shelton delega- OHWALK I court of Foresters of America, with a float rooresontinl; a hunting scone. came next, and the hunters on it en- livened the streets by occasionally dis charging their shotguns. 'l‘outonia So- ciety of New Huron had a limit with another allegorical figure. In the second division were the var- ious societies frotnilieridon, Mldtlle‘ town,.Coilinsviilo, New Britain. Dan- bury and Bridgeport the last named making an especially large and notice- ahlo showing. ._ The third division was led by the Linen“ Suits Mohair Coats i Lions. 9 #Norwalk’ 3 Leading Dry Goods Stare—~— 3 8r 5 Gazette Building Annual August Clearance Sale of Ladies’ Summer Suits and Coats. Wash Skirts, Pongee Coats and Taffeta Silk Goats,-— are included in this Sale and there is a very substantial saving to the price of every garment Wall St. Norwalk, Conn. Summer Dresses All of Our Linen Coats No pains had been spared in tho decorative and contouring features, and the opinion was generally held that to the eye the column was one of the ducal in color blending and interest the city over wiiuossod. The paradors were dismissed noon and Wilkenst I ORTI-l MAIN 81’. I i The Hill; 01‘ UH! German ‘lv‘cdoruilmlv' after the noon hour and the exodus he» black and whitu or Prussia and white gun from the city in tho direction or and rod of tho tiornmu states, and the Hurngnrl Park in mungumu, where Home-made H. Kriegcr& Co. COBURN & HUL ' Ispontlcd‘ocsporiallt with "Down the combination black. white and rod or film i’cdcrntiorrhuing iniortwirmd with the national colors of the adopted land of the cululil‘uiors. Amid the do- corations the moon flux of Hibernia also was noticoaiiic us a conlplimoui to tho members of the Ancient Order of l-libcrnlans, which took active part- in thc rweption and also .lolncd in tho parndc .'l‘bc nllinnco met here live years ago, but while the gathering was tho hulmcr (mo in also until ihnt_ thlrnplho on Saturday noon, and hurt Itho hnruo quite intdly. - that ho had injured the horse. out (30th date the organization hau none for- ward with such strides that that gath- oring was dwarfed in comparison. The visitors (‘lllllo by all manners of con-wyaacc. the trains over tho Now liavon roads lining tuxcd to their on pluily, and a number of spacial onos halal: chartered by the larger oodles . in the cities. The visitors assembled at the rail- road station as this had hccn selected. as the most conrienopt place for tor» motion at the parade. This point ho» cma also lilo control point for the lo- cal Germans who wished to welcome llriends individually and by 10 o‘clock the opcn upactm in front of the sta- tion hocatno crowded with people in holiday dress, all in the merriout or moods and most of them tuition; in their mother tongue. and scores of German societies moved about to take positions tor the parade. To add to the enjoyment of the great, number of spectators, some of the hands played favorite German airs, tho oodlotics singing the words. Then several hands played popular Yule tunes to which the crowd lustlly re Field, " out of rompilmont to the city. The column was formed and in um lion shortly after ll o'clock. Prob- ably the citv streets along the route were never more crowded. 0n the green in Item of city hall townspeople "which was "A. ? ness. of tho injury to the horse, which 1 , thigh. Bands played e Iwas attracted by the commotion and the new but little. although ho. the slate picnic was held co'PL‘IHINT Fin-En I8peelal Attention Given to Entertalnr Tu ‘PPE‘B IIIIIUUIIT! FRESH mente end Dances EVERY WED. AND SAT. Homemade Coooanut Cakes. i106 Cream Peanut tfl‘hniics iii. himmmnp. of \‘cw York Clusters Old Fashioned Chocolate city, driving a intro upon motor truck. Creams Old Fashioned Chocolate (at too slinrpii across in front oi Stun ’ Peppermloil ucl lloncn a horse at tho junttion at West avenue and tho Connecticut Now Gom 0n W Gotdieb’s $7 8: $10 Mo on s own to tinned on his way Elntcrnst 'l‘crraco. ltniph \‘crlin, of took his number; 5.1. it. l." and wont to Norunlk. whore ho notified (‘hict Thomas Lenthorlnnd The chief noti-‘ tied Stamford to hold the man and Sergeant 1tryaa ll Stilt went to Stam- IOHI inter and arrested him there. Chester Buttery nilghtcd from trolley car soon nltor the machine had struck tho horse. lie told, as u wit-' g nmonted to a torn oi! shoe on the loft' forefoot and a alight scrape on the Ralph Vorllu testified to see» lag the driver of the horse, ltoaon‘s: son. alter the automobile. calling “(let his number." Mr. Verlin did as in- structed. and“ the driver sat down on the steps of Mr. Vorlin's home. I Samuel Coultor. or Woetport, orn- piolyod in the Reynolds Motor Car Company's garage at the corner of Wrist avenue and the turnpike, was canny. his lunch in one of the windows and saw a great deal oi some parts of tho accldont. but little oi material value. (3. Van llurcn. living at the corner of Stevcn‘h street and West avenue. 11 North Main St. AUGUST REDUCTIONB Shir-to. $1.16. $1.45. ".65, 82.15, 32.65. Weft: $1.50, 33.50. told 2. ,‘ 2..“ .. o.‘ what he did m to Judge Edward M. I ”0 I ‘0' ”0 were tnnssod by thousands. Smell IGannon and national dogs and pom poms of various colors were continu- ously waved so that the great nineties of people were constantly a sea of Ibrightest colors. The column took nearly an hour to pass the reviewing latand at t‘iiy Hall, on which were (lover-nor liiilllwlll, Mayor Rico. mom- hors oi the hoard oi alderman and city 'oillccrs. The partition wore in iilrco grand di- visions under John iliiun as grand mnr.shai it was preceded by platoons of police oilit-era, followed by the grand marshal and his staff. Follow inn (ioli s band of Hartford came the Southern New England Schouizon hand hooded hy a company with rillcs and followed by the various hands at ‘ lilintcd with the corps. Many ban ncre were carried, including the one: which have a largo representation 01 a target and which is the official luslsw nia hannot There were about too men in this hotly, must of them in 'gray uniform with green trimmings. Hartford. Springfield and other cities were rnprooeutod. . Then followed the lontrai Vcrhund indioa’ vnrincolorod paranoia. Following oioi‘ Hartford and noohviilo with the auxiliaries. singing societies. (lonelisohafts. Sons and Daughters of Hermann in carriages. most at the women being dressed in white with the Second Regiment hand, the Arions of New Haven had a . doatlon which was an immense green dolphin with Arlen and his hire an allegorical Entire. and a number at Lockwood in tho Norwnlh town court. 'this morning. Brynn Stilt also testified as to his part in the Main Although Sorgount silk notlilod Rou- on to appear he failed to do no. .lnduo Edward iii. Lockwood said that he would give the Prosecuting Attorney i Lotus Goldschmidt until llzih o'clock Hal! Hose, 6 pslre 81.00; were . 25c and (the per pair. a pair: $1.00; were 50o per pair, $1.00 Noeitwur. new 56o. em annlook Underwear, 60c; were $1.00. Fancy Bat Tlee. 25c: ware 50c. this morning to procure the man nood- Straw I“? “1.3); ‘33: 'i'gg’ cd and ii' at that time hc‘hud not been :‘E'gz’ note 3’“ ‘ T“ ’ I ‘ ' ‘ u. . scoured. he (the judge) would declare the case nollod. Aithoutth all sorts of menus were tried lioson could not he found, and when ii: iii o'clock came Judge Lucio wood made good his statement, and dismissed the case. WM Psnemu. $3.85 and $6.25: were $5.00 and $8.00. slightly soiled Straw Hats, 31: were 82.00 to $5.00. I w...“ ‘WERE ONE TIME NORWALKERS. M Dot-an Children. Nearly Drowned.Well Known Here. Katherine and Regina ilornn, daugh- tors of Mr. and Mrs. Peter [Mn-an. at New Rochelle. who were nearly drown~ od recently while in ‘swimmlng at that plum. are formerly "Norwaik people and well known to alarm number of pooplo here: ’l‘hoy-rosidod in Ghost- nut lliii when hare. Tito uooidoht'oc- curred when Katherine slipped from her water wings and Regina tried to save her. lloth were last being aircr- oomo when a Mr.'Andorson, in white iiannoie and patent leather pumps. ‘ went to their Manuel and pulled thorn one lit a time to shore. where they Wore revived He had been toaohliitl them how to swim and they had dies obeyed instructinnii. . «Their former friends in Norwallt 1m “foothold hour ‘ I l Joseph Davis all WeehtnnPon at. Tel. con .L .39! u .m.u~l. u...mo...i...m.. a... Wu.“ w... none the worse for their adventure. which nearly cost them thoir lives. It ‘ 'Mhuaoonronnn asstone. Michael" F. Fol-an, of Livingston street, who has litit'il manager or the Norwalk Boston Store for several years, resigned Saturday night. ‘i one no light, i hear no sound When midnight shades are spread, on annals pitch their tents around W gourd my (inlet: bod ‘ .., lost getting to the place Where throw- .“n‘l the hall smashed it looking glass, ’ giving dlnrhson, the thrower, his hard STEALS PANTS-«GETS TWO MONTHS. Circus Men in Bad at Weetpert Baton day. it‘runk Ciarhson, n loilowad of tho circus which recently shchd hero wanted a pair of pants. Not that. he really nestled them at the time, but: that the ones he was whoring Wore ing them away would be necessary lie, with two others. also circus tol- lowers. went into Salvos tailor shop anti Frank pinched tho transom and started to run. ‘ Not being onpoeiaily anxious to lose motor at trousers so easily, Salvo nave chase. As (liarknon passed a hardvrnro store, he picked up a croquet 1,311 and throw It at Salvo, who ducked in time, inch oil at dither lie was caught arrested and brought nature Judas Partly, who runs 2,:an him to Drinnoport jail fora 29-31LyWes't-“Washington St. I? «I .mi‘iflff (53‘ go 9 30"“i‘ ’5..- VWtwA‘m“ ‘inx ‘. t Our August Sale of Marked- Down Furniture is Bringing Satisfactory Results Discontinued Patterns in Dressers, Chiffoniers, iron and Brass Beds at Greatly Reduced Prices see our Sanitary, Healthful and Pure White, Cotton Felt Mattresses; every one of them guaranteed—~35. 50 $18 Charge Accounts and Easy Payments n.,._ , ‘\ \i. will not puma. out thoy will hnvo atripon. .lndgo I’urtiy did not hold the other two inch. Clarituon was charuod with intoxhur ’titm, brunch oi‘ilic pra'oo iiici‘i use at profane language and resisting arrest. lie pionticd guilty. A PRECAUTION. Those citizens of Milwattkce‘ovho are or Gannon extraction. like many at their fellow cmmtrymcn elsewhere. greatly unicorn satiorkrnnt as a food staple. On one occasion a Milwaukee German Wan speaking of the high price. of cabbage. "i doll you," said no.‘ “dosh cnhhngcn is awful in hrlce dis year: this tlhd vii‘o puts up six. seven, eight barrels of naucrkraut ovary your what we cant din your. Dem cah- hnges they cost too much " "You put. up some natterkruut Hans. didnt you?“ asked a friend ' "0h yes—«two or thrills barrels. more, , _,.., ,fl. e...“ period or too rho/nth tiers Elsrhson Defiant to he! in on house in ones or holiness ” : , , ,
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