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Conie tomorrow and every day next week. Bring Your Money with You. If you haven’t got it on .
29-31 West Washington St., South Norwalk
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CLEA -UP SALE
hand, you’ll do ydurself a great favor to take a little from the savings bank.
WE ARE OFFERING BARGAINS for MEN, WOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS
This. is not a penny salewwe are not trying to hoodwink you by advertising a few staple leaders a
penny under cost in order to get you to buy something else and cut off your nook on goods you are
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in ready-tO-wear goods that cannot be matched by
any other store in The Norwalks
not posted on.
This is a clean-up sale and prices are cut on EVERYTHING IN THE STORE, no baits and no leaders,
COME EARLY—~don’t be afraid, your money refunded if you are not satisfied within ten hours after
re,
the purchase has been made.
torsion
iiiii ill in Willi
Validating Act Comes from ludi-
clary Committee, Completing
its tailors
HARTFORD. Aug. 18.—-The house
received front the judiciary committee
ycsterday the general validating
“H. which is usually passed at the
clone of the. session to validate all
errors or omissions in 37350 laws pttss-
ed by the session. This bill cont-
plctos the work of the committee. and
potato to the end. Representative
liltulta was unable to get off the ta-
hlc yesterday afternoon his resolu-
tion for final adjournment on August
25. and rather titan disclose a mullet»
mu on a vote he did not press the mat-
tor and tho houl't'e took up its calendar
and passed most of the apptoptlathh
" autonomic cantata
and his identity was not learned.
ii‘ritkaon runs the. horsc was facing
INT“ "WU." “A“ him 0“ his “1011i; Side of the client
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Stamford line trolley car fearing Nor-
wallt yesterday afternoon at 4:10
o’clock. The machine was quite badly
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when the accident happened, but othcr
witnesses state that the hotse and cat
riago, which was a light delivery team.
was on the right hand side going to-
ward the center of town. At any rate
the disappearance of the team was
smashed forward. the left front wheel sudden and no one enema to have re
bearing the brunt of the collision. Er-
cry spoke in this wheel Was ripped out.
but the the was uniujtued
Incroea the atteet in the rim.
.man, of East Norwaik, who in employ-
ed in Slut-ges' garage in lsaacs place.
Neither occupant of the car was
thrown out nor injured in any way.
The time of day and the fact that.lllle were not thrown out pectin;
mumgnnd was considerably damaged.
in theft-opt axle and the mudguard on the
car with Erickson was Albert lieinzei-l
membered to whom it belonged.
The automobile is number C H.756
The
left side were bent badly. The right
wheel was completely taken from its
position. The repaira are being or.
rooted at, the garage today.
That the occupants of the automo-
re-
tho trolley car which struck was wall markaltie.00I18|d9r1hB tho auddeu stop:
iii led,
m; was the W'hnflpauk.‘801uh.Ding of the auto when tho forward
Norwaik depot car following. brought Gilli collapsed lo the bl'k‘k pavement.
’a large crowd to the scene at once.
Conductor Herbert Rogers and Mo-
torman William N. Allen of the Stam-
l'ord car, as well an the
paaaenlters. .
They are to be considered fortunate in
their eat-ape.
The local authorities will probably
make no arrests and as Mr. Erickson
biilu on it, accomplishing aomc head ‘lcft tlu- ttolloy to see what damage WNW?“ 0'1 the W01 ”W H ““8 his
way.
The house rctoited from the. Elav~
brook btltlge commisaiou an invita
tion to attend the formal opening‘ of
the new bridge mm the Connecticut
river ncxt ’l‘lturaday. a train will
carry the members from Hartford at
12.230 noon, and lunch will be delved
en route.
there would he apoctheu at the. btltlgc
by Wall ltnowu statcamcn, a decorated
automobile purado in which members
who own machines are asked to talte
pat'.t anti tnrloua other exercises.
the houae home from various coa-
l‘orcnoo committees it will agree to
burn final adjournment made on Wed-
holiday. August. 30.
Among the reports; received mu.
one front the judiciary conunlttec
dealing with the carrying of cott-
coaicd weapons. The amendment to
the present law provides that, except
oliicota. n which permit must be ob-
tained to catty anr concealed weapon
and
handbags. metal or glass knuckles. or
atlilcto or any knife the edged por-
had been wrought. El icltaon
and fault
there will ptobabiy be nothing
lieinzolman weto just then crawling further heard of the entire affair.
from the machino the forward end of
lwhlch was on the axle. resting upon
illu tlolley trackn directly in front. of
tho Norwuik Club building.
l Conductor Rogers secured the name
of Erickson. who naaailod the trolley-
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STATE. CONVENTION.
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Univ-routine to Meet In Waterbury on
September 20 and 21. O
WATERBURY. Aug. 18.--The State
The invitation stated that man with the question prompted by ' Unitersniittt conveutltm is to be held
’the excitement. "Why didnt you gttt’llt Watmburr. at All Boula' Church. on
foul of the way?” timer. ltowuvor. be Wodnettday and Tlturndar. Remember
fluid:
will take all the blame for the affair
“it was entirely my fault and t 20 anti iii.
A number of interesting
Httoahcra lli‘t' expected and the noon
i'l‘ho homo wan facing mo and l toolt‘nlon will be a noteworthy one Com
it in expected that Tuesday after the trolley car rather than the horse” mlttoee are now being appointed anti
which i would itmedtilled had i run other arrangements are being made
into ltim "
for tho entortaimnent of the guests
Officer Jarvis S Murray was soon and other mattera connected with the
on the scene and he took Erickson toI
the police station. where Captain 'l‘ho
mutt Hunt decided that there was no
t'ltt'tlhe sufficient. for his arrest. Ho
’wua allowed to tit-part.
Meanwhile Heinzelman.
‘been out with Erickson trying out the
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contention, fttii dotaila of width will
be announced later. ‘
LlPTDN 0UP RACES.
CHICAGO. Ana. Thu-Eight of the
who had npeodicat amail lachtn on tho Lakes
.wili compete in the Lipton cup racer
cm- which had just been overhauled at to be mailed today tomorrow and SM:
returned with a force of men. The
Winnipauk trailer in charge of Con-
iheae include plalola. revoltors. the gorge. had ‘gone to the shop and today.
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Murdock McLeod'a sprite.
which hen given a good account of her-
,aolf in the past. Will make another at-
ttun of the blade of which it; ifour dilator Barney and Motor-man Howarn’tempt to lower the colors of Spray.
inches or over, and the penalty for Godfrey was all this time being held which won the cub lain your
violation of the law upon conviction
up. about ton mlnutea nitogethen'The
The course will be utter a triangle.
will be a fine. of $200 or a war in the crowd took hold of the automobile and two adieu to a log The boats will be
common jail.
Tho honing called for an itemized
twouat of the appropriation of $3.-‘
420,000 for the state highway eom~
on Tuesday.
pushed it itacltwartio to
curb,
the garage shortly afterwards. ,
the
The driver of the horse. seeing that suited twice
minaloner a onion and this will he glv~ .he won the probable cause of the mix a quadrangular race titroo mlloswto . "
tap, dittappeared during the excitement the leg ' .
scuttt scat around
where it remained until taken to boots will sail thrue miles to wind
twitc. Tomorrow the
hard and return. the course also being
Saturday they will tutti
without.
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intuit Hm
Tragic Death of Charles Wheeler,
an Old Time Driver on the
Track
TERRYVILLB. Ana lawAs he crou-
sed the finish line a victor in a throw
quarter mile trotting race he was driv-
ing. death claimed tfiutrlea Wheeler,
bit years old. it Well ltuown driver on
the race tracka of the state. (in Tues-
day evenings for the pact few weeks
there have been tpmrtr-mile trotting.
races on the Main atrcct between own-
cra from this place and nearby towna.
Tuesday lllltlii. Wheeler, who said
he would drive a borne when every-
body oiae wan afraid, drove Tillie.
owned by William Fannie in a brush
with (ilonn fl.. owncti anti driven by
loltn iiurna of liriatoi. The race won
a pretty one and it Willi hip and tuclt
until jut‘it before the wire wan reached
when the veteran driver urged bin
boron ahead and crowd! the line in
the load of bin eontpt-titor.
All horse and aulky crowd the line
the driver wau econ to away to one
attic and fall to tho around. When he
was picked up and a phyalclan autu-
mound he was dead. and arcordin; to
the medical examiner he filed boi'oro
striking the ground.
Mr. Witooicr'a home was in Torrintt
ton whoro he leaves a widow and four
children. The body was taken to that
place.
DOES THE GUN EURN‘I
Robert. Lee, of i-alrliditl mantle. to
one of them young men who any but
little about himaolf. This in how
it has bttt luttt been learned about tho
experiences he had with "Old Sol" on
ititt recent cruise in the “Edith" with
Addison Anetta. of Woodward avenue.
it hemp that the voting men stopped
at Walnut Hench lluro the can to an
usually hot. if you tinn‘t believe it,
unit "Boll." Robert lat: down on the
beach for a nap. attired in a nutty
bathing suit. Along‘came Mr. Sun
and got in some good work. Robert:
war nick of enticing. and came home
by traiur ' Later he and William J.
Monitglt. do. want an to titoboaoh
and brought back the craft. .
Advertllaln invocation.
‘out and found the note in her
humanist innit; *
Bl SLEEP I’llVIllEllB
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and reports to the police indicated that
death was causcd by an overdose of
sleeping powders taken with suicidal
intent.
Mrs. ZtlcCulinutzh's body was found
by Miss Anna Larsen. her maid. to
whom she. left a note and a check for
81,000. lira. McCulough was 37 years
old. and was born in Chicago.
That death was intentional was in‘
dicated by the following note, which
the writer left on her maid'a dresser:
“Dear Annioz—wl ant leaviutz you a
check for $1,000 for your true and
faithful cert-ice during four years. it
my husband had boon as good and kind
to me and as considerate as you i
would not be going where i am.
“MRS. MAC"
lncloaed in the note wait a checlt for
$1,000.
Annie larsen. the maid, had none
room
when she returned at liziltl. libs malt-
etl into Mrs. McCullotutlt‘a room and
found her dead.
Inerted with her marriage to Mr.’
Cuiiough. a romante that some
about the time of her marriage
‘ltc
said
was cleverly described in her story.
“A Spinner o‘ the San.“ published
in
. tuna.
. "atorncr sex."
'i‘lm roforunco to nor husband in the I
note wan a nurprlao to frinntlu of litre.
Mct‘uilougb. “Paradise Flat.“ up her
home in known. long had been a fart
oritc authoring piano for a noloct circle
of the writer‘s acquaintanccr. She
save many unique eniortaiumentu.
Among tilt-tie was a "Motioi iluultantl
('ontoat," Which took place lost your.
Ehth mmon mtettt "entered" her bun
band for the honor of being dominant.
ad the "lineal lumband in lilo wort:
The men partition. sowed buttons and
deported themselves at their boat. and
their wives extolled their virtues in
written occurs. On that occasion,
largely through the clouitont praises
of bio wife, filr. McCullough received
first prize as the "tnodoi lutabantl "
lift-rt McCullough tliiilltiaiiml and re.
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Miss Reed was in her girlhood day's
one of the editors of “The Voice." pub-
lished by the pupils at the West. Di-
vision High School. James Sidney Mc-
Cullough was editor of a college [pa-
per in Toronto. Canada.
'Tho lfloico was on his exchange
list. He admired the writings of Miss
Reed. land a correspondence Was open-
ed.
in 1906. Miss Reed and Mr. McCuL
louah. who had by that time made Chi.
cago his home. slipped away quietly to
Grand Haven. Mich, and were mar-
ried. .
Mrs. Mrt‘uitough entertained Home
original ideas on the subject of the
it baa boon her delight
to poke good-natured fun at the oppo
alto scx. For inatance. Shit baa writ-
ten “in the average men only a ”tilt
hotter than the mushroom: at his boat
a delicacy: at his wnrat a poison!"
"Moat. wivea are expected to run a
ttorterhouae steak ontahlinhment on a
mutton stow allowance."
“titan. the married kind. are the
gradient acid briclt Militia in the world.
their wivoe are the entry marlin."
’ "mar POLE AGAIN.
Au itnllan. whore name watt not
learned. was nearly a victim of the
telegraph pole in South Main otroot.
Which in no close to the largo double
truck trolidy cars. as he ntood upon.
l‘ the running board of the it: 40 car
bound for the Stamford lino. (routine
to or Harvey ilarruclough and a num
ber of the pasmmers shouted to the
than. who did not mm to understand.
lie turned in tune to. soc bio danger
and made a scramble to get innlde
the car. but the pole, hit. his shoulder
as the. our passed Motorman Theater
tired in her usual manner before ialt Smith brought the car to a quick atop,
ing the fatal tiose.'1‘ho maid mounted
the neighbors and called two plush:-
lantt. but the police were not informo
of the death until three houra ulteri
had ocuurrod
The family pitrnirlnn. Dr. Newton I“),
taro. said:
"lira. McCullough and been' L
hating heard the warning cries, but
the man had been thrown into the car.
a uninjured
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moat! GWEN oomnmr To
MINT our: more.”
ttanrii'oan. Aug. iS.—~Elecreiary of
trmtbletl with insomnia for some time State Rogers ban mottled the contract
and i understand that she had been for printing and binding 25.6w} copies
using sleeping powders. one died from of the pnblles acts of Hill to the Ry-
an overdose of some drug. and most tier Printing Henge, incorporated, or
probatdy‘it was the one one had been ‘tew Haven.
using to tattoos slumber.“
more wait a pretty. romance
can. that biting the torrent.
The price to 11,839.
There were the bidders, theitydor
also. owned
THE STEVENS OYSTER
00. IS Tl) LEAVE
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Point. New Haven. and is now‘ getting
it ready for occupancy. This property
was secured a few months ago by the
Seaishlpt Oyster System. which aub-
lete it to the Stevens Oyster Cont-
pany. It is one of the model oystiar
opening establishments g the state.
and is fully equipped in every respect:
for the transaction of a large business.
Secretary George D. McKay, son-in?
law of Calliflln William i. Stevens. and
the secretary of The Stevens Grater
(.‘otnpaay. stated to a Sentinel reporter
this morning. that'bpening operations
would commence at the new plant. on
Friday. August 25th.
125 men would be employed there.
Title is a larger number than was our
pioycd in Rowarton or South Norwalk
in {throat years.
of the oyatma uacd by the Store»
Company come from tho finely devol-
opatl and extouaim grounds off Groom
port, 1.40th island. There will be I “v. .
lag of about seven hour: on a round
trip for the three steamers owned by
altos ' that about-
:1.
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The Now flatten plant is oopnitiorod
more desirable in revcral ways. Mont,"
tho Stevens Company in going to m!» "in
City ltoint tlochn. inuteadtnuof coming
to Rowayton or South Norwolk. The
hcaduuat'tera oi the steamer: will be
at City Point, and in thin mount the
removal will prove quite a loan to.’ "
Siouilt Norwalit merchants“ an lam
amount: of supplier for the voauii‘
have always boon butchered hero.
The local oyntormcn will alto bulb
ly feel the loan of the company. at! Cal»
taln Staten» ban been a littoral porch-t
otter of much of the ntork which they
dredged in this vicinity. and aiwoyo
paid the beat. of price: for it. in fact.
he would often tater it when it. was
lmpoaoible to find a ready market éllfl
where. and in this way materially help
ed out the small dealers.
The members or the Stevens Conn
puny will. for the present. continue to
lteep their residences in Harrington.
A year ago the Stevens Company
tools poesoasion of its new building in
ammo. avenue. but. very shortly no
tot work had started there the amino
plant was dentroyedby are.“ The com»
party then occupied a Gwalior otrhdc
titre. and erentttallr toured to
plant of the Nortltnort first
uany to tutor etm.rflonth ‘
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