happens don’t forget that we
on this advice.
SHE PLACE to buy Coal isl
W] mud thousands there be
who have so found it.
,rlis’COAL we sell is of the
host ,qualitye-and we’d greatly
”likes chance to prove this fact
is You. '
,; ~ ~'NOTICE if .
{pity to a lb. tor rags and 20d . .5
owt. for list powwow". * Best: " . -
mitigates. rubbers, instalment!
iron.» Weathers a specialty. 'I
don’t go around with bells and.
the name Junk dealer is not men-
tiousd on the wagon. only Wm.
. Enron. 86 Fort St.,_East ,Nbr-
walk. Tel. 441. When we are
buying the junk the man must
give you a duplicate bill to satis-
fy you.
i sell whiskey flasks. lit-pie"
at 31.25 gross; pts., 82 gross.
“.qu
_ our
' Hazeltoii‘
COAL ~~
rheaiiernneldaslm Co.
s‘
How many tons do you need?
Tel. 294. 122 Wat" It.
1
Conneally & 1
i Bracken
. SCHOOL ,Suoas
iOur lines aregnow complete
in « '
Cramer”s
.Educator’s
' .. KnoxfiEm All
" "Boston
School Shoes
‘1‘ Orofax
' , J. P. S.
. These are the best known of
_ gar Children’s Shoes. And‘sv-
sry pair guaranteed.
. ‘Conneaily &
,G ‘ Bracken
si waeHiNc-rbii er.
Tel. 3034
i
l
Will Sell Same at
; Cost
MAX LEVY ——‘-
', in wasi-uuorou s'rasa'r salons
sourii woawaut
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ACCUMULATIVE PREFERRED CAP- the following communication to the
ITAL Brook
of the Income Securities ll Mortgage
Corporation of New York City, in offer-
ed for sale for a limited time only.
- 'l‘hls allotment will be sold at a price
that will not the purchaser 8% divi-
dends. tax exempt in the state of New} guishnbic).
York. la‘aeourcd by real estate in the
city of Br klyn equal to three times
the value 0 the issue. .This stock is
limited in amountstd cacti purchaser.
for full particulars, write. phone or
cal.
column a HULL“
94 Washington St. South Norwalk
Tsi. 414-4
"The use... worst of.
all frauds . is to cheat one's'
self.”-1-Bailey. .
s
Don't cheat yourself any longer with
inferior Cigars; Smoke us.
soon LUDLow
rim-cm
notions
m cast
‘ CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS. Mir.
J
ll __l_l_i_ll null
. WALL STREET. 10: lo a. in.——Heavi-
non developed at the opening of to
day's atodk market. Practically all ac-
tive isms showed marked decliilcl
with a ldis of a point and «flutter in
American Tobacco pfd. “30m in Ca:
nadian Pacific and Eric. There were
heavy dealings iii U. 8. Steel at a frac-
tional loss and Union Pacific. Readlna.
Northern Pacific and Southern Pacific
all were lower. .
WALL STREET. ii a. m.-~New low
prices for the movement were made
by Southern P ciao and American To-
bacco pfii.. wi h further decline: else
where. Sellinr was moderate, except
in files! and Union Pacific and the
more in a small way resembled
the recent liquidating movement. lis-
TORTDIIE SHELL.
The finest of tortoise shell is said to
be" that which comes from the ludlun
* orchlpslaao, although much of that oh-'
‘tainsd on the Florida cost is of the
.«wsry best quality. eaysdllo Scientific'
. Amoifiiau. There are three rows of
plates on the llM'k of the animal cull-
0d "blades" by the fishermen. in the
control row are live plates. and in
«ch of the others tour plates. the lat»
‘ around the edges of the shell. known
as “lost" or "noses."
Ml was discarded p’s Worthless, but
. “Women esteemed tor its doi-
W'rof coloring. Sometimes imllli-
*o'f tortoise shell is made of tho
of cows.
ery Memb'ér
, South Norw
. u expenses. but as a
~ I
‘ ‘Bhould have even a small sum drawing interest in
alienate: members not only for prdhuctitin against us-
T a DOLLAR sun-rs all accounr
Monday lvsniaps; cl
fore the end of the first hour, Canad-
ion Pacific had folio 1 6-8. Union Ba.
oliic 1 3-il, with on point losses in
nearly all stocks of the speculative
class. From this level there was a
very slight recovery.
WALL STREET, noon.- The mar-
ket l‘eli away again in the second
hour under another spawn of sailing.
which concentrated on Steel. sending
that stock under its low price of the
m containing the boat material. ile- ‘ year. The entire list declined in iiym- ”“1 “'9 “00“)" 1‘“ spent ““0“ lino
lid“ there. there are 25 small plates pnthy, and at noon heaviness was most and money over the
market on roporls oi‘ a strike on tile
‘ The biggest liarrimnn roads. The trading element . with another woman in his automobile
turtle docs not furnish more than ill was clearly at work strain. with an ad- 1” “"1"""1 ““4 “W ‘19 “MW" '-°
will of shell. Formerly the under» mixture of further liuiilllhtion. iionds recognise her. “MM" time "h“
u
were heavy.
Tbs woman with wants a homework
or asuerally has success with a Son-
tiusl want MI.
at and.
alk Savings Bank
good example to the young
and mumps at N%’
‘ i i
' _» Halibut
. Codfish’ .
Homer S. -- Beers
is mm er. N6RWALK
aeiimo'rou or. so. «on.
. about his neck.
. hs'r he had another mother and daulh
. ,dsnrs. as titers was more money in
this than there is is momentary. its
, was also sciatic-Wot
Bluefish
Weakfish
. Butteriish
22 We
28 W ODWARD A
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sull‘wniisllllli ‘
' lllllill A Hall
Norwalk Police OiilcersFlnii that
Parties Said to Have Been
Drowned Are Safe
l.
James Kcyser. of Westport, brought
NOI‘Wflik police headquarters lust even-
lug:
August, 20, 1911.
wrecked off the coast of-Long la-
lalld. Noiiling'to eat hula-(indistin-
Edna Andrews, 31 Cannon street. Nor-
«walk.
Marion and Beatrice Wilson.
Rocks av. Norwalk.
(Barrie Dcering. Franklin. avenue Nor-
mpwalk. . ,
:Thos. lluruell. High street, Nor-walk.
Please notiiy the police. We arh
lost. ‘
While sailing off Compo yesterday
Mr. Keyser discovered a bottle and see-
ing that it was scaled picked it up. On
K“ piece of brown wrapping paper he
iound the above notice written and im«
inediatoiy brought the paper ii: the
Norwalk police. Officer Thomas Dor-
hay and Sergeant Bryan H. silk at
once bogah to investigate.
~Bsrgsant Silk \vani to the home of
the flooring girl's father in Franklin
avenue. Daniel Doerinc said that his
daughter was then in bed fast asleep
and that he knew nothing of the affair.
Officer Domey wont to High street,
but could find no one there of the
name of Burnen. although the city di-
rectory gives “liul-nen, Michael. emp
1. both it Co. h 25 Hixb. N"
(‘aplain Thomas Hunt is furthering
the invastiaaiiou today. it seems
that from what. has been learned this
. party was a Sunday affair and that the
,mossdxe we placed in tho bottle for a
links. The police are to ferret it
. out and and out for sure ‘ other it he
a Joke or not. *
' Another thing that Mr. Ksyssr
.found, which may or not be qdi'ineotod
with the bottle episode as eventsrwlll
later probably clear up. was an empty
rowboat, containing” .iwo suit 0.8“.
No one is hportod as being missing
in Norwiflk, anti the Waiport author-
iities have had no reports of anyone
being lost.
it might be’poasible, however.,that
a couple of city young men had had
i‘lile boat and been drowned. or that
libey had none ashore on an island. al-
lowing the boat to drill. out with tho
’iide. The boat is being held by the
lilndsr and the proper Wootposi su-
gihqutlss are searching for oil)“ in
‘both cases. - '
r
East
m
”It" itsriiiolu iii "ilil.
liillE’8 use:
(Continued from First Page.)
i
in this place.
Mrs. Ulile caught him at (mo time
5
came upon him when he was over his
office at 1082 Main sirsoi. Bridgeport.
in the hallway. a woman of dilution-
sllla character than having her arm
she claimed that the doctor told
tor in Bridgeport. the dauahtsr he had
bought from her mother. and that ails
must get along with less money, be-
ouuss these firidaoport people wars
better educated, better clothed and
better led than his own family wars.
Then he told how he had informed
, her that as soon as he Mid Bother
his housslin Union avenue. lie was go-
ing to bring young girls Into thy rash
i
(his wife) and two daughtsi’ii out at
rill”:
I
an...
ya. so. NOR.
.m...«........., “we...” _....,..... - n. . _.....
Another claim was that he had a
sweetheart that he called his “dear.
darling Minnie." '
liirs. Uhle also told that her husband
had purclmsad for one woman a basin
titul gown. costing $150 and that his
had spent $500 for silk underwear for
the same woman, not to speak of the
other money be expended upon her. i
two hours and during this time told‘
much about the doings of her hus-
nbud. litany of the statements she;
made were not cross—examined by the.
defendant's attorney, which might 30‘
to show that they wercthus practl-l
cully admitted. l
Heir sou. Charles liohr. was on the
stand early in the hearing and he told
of how he had taken his stop-father
home many times in the automobile.‘
but that he was never greatly inimit‘
outed. Then, too, sewrul times his
stepfather had refused to goflhoms:
with him. ' .
Dr. l-larry iAllen was called to the
stand to testify about treating Mrs;
Ulllc for nervousness. lie brought out
in his testimony that he had called
once and had found mill-ks upon Mrs.
(lhlo's neck, made by somoouo's t'iioli-
ing. or attempting to "choke. her. He
"nladc probably twelve visits between.
January 22d and the last part of
June. and at first found Mrs. villa in
a high stats of nervousness. it was
later that he found the marks of vio-
lence upon her person.
Albeit a. Pratt. of Shannon. wait
has had dealings witniiuth husband
and wife was on the soaiid'but his art.
deuce was not material. save for one_
instance where he admitted having
seen Dr. llhle in a restaurant withl
another woman than his wife or
dauahtors. I
Other witnesses were‘Di’. Samuel ii.
Huntington. 1., J. Reynolds, ,wuliaml
I. Blasosr. and the daughters, Misses
o. Jeanette Uhle, and r; Lillian mile:
The sympathy of the entire town
moss out to these two young iadiesl
i
for their trouble.
The case started about nine o:clock.
this morning and lasted until later
than noon today.
Judge Henry w. Gregory denied the
application [or the appointment of a
consdrvafbr over Dr. Frederick L!
Uhle after an all morning session on
the matter today.
The general toad of the testimony!
seemed lobe in faVor or the dentist.
“incapacity is a hard thing to prove
at any rate." Attorney Shapiro said
said this noon.
The decision of Judas Grsxory has
settled the case for the time bolus.
lilllil tinnitus. :
Funeral of Mrs. E. OCIrm. I
The funeral services over the re
mains of Mrs. iiidlth Ostrandsr llrown.
of Brooklyn. N. Y.. formerly of South
Norwslk, were held at the grave in
the liowayion cometary yesterday at
“2:30. Tho body arrived on the 12:07
train and was met by Undertaker Da~
vld W. Raymond. Rev. Mr. (‘_uiiniillp
ham. or liowayion. oiilciated at the
service. Mrs. lirown was well-known
in South Norwalk and had. many
friends who will regret to know of
her demise. While she lived In south
Norwaik she was an active member
of the South Norwaik llaptlst Church.
until faiilnp health caiisod her to give
up her work. Much sympathy is all-
pressod for her mother. Mrs. Emily
ii‘. Blocker.
Jamsa Irotlisrton.
James Brothsrton. of Bothinsion.
died at that place. Tuesday. The dc?
csascd was a member of the Twenty-
Elaln ,.ment. 0. V. L. Company 0.,
and was well known in The Norwslks.
We.
.Janm T. lilln.
The fungi-Iii services over the rs-
malns of ‘Jiimss 12.1mm, who died.
Monday. at the Holdiers' mills. at the
use lit all years. were asst-rm.
rail 1an took . . lit «no
flotsam. canisters The snow
{datum-st
Mrs. llllle was on the stand for over .
as
mi n“,W-mau~v t. «a. . .t . ....t . wwluypduw» . , n» ..
« ...,»...~o w u.
:rwo
nonwautfs. LEADING ‘3»
bar GOODS STORE
osssss
.ssssss
‘ nonwttlt, CONN.
slid 5 Gazette Building
» ‘ in .Every Department”
All the S
_ ._ p as wecarrv nothing" over
There are bigger
. THIS IS THE‘hAST WEEK
a
r
n... i with.
17 NORTH MAIN ST.
Home-made
Ice Cream.
FRESH MADE
FIG oARAMaLs
CHOCOLATE NUT emanate
VANluLa NUT cannula
coooauur CAKe‘s
o. newcomers Penultimate
o.’ r. CHOCOLATE Chassis
Every day this
3.
Summer Stock
» . ‘ I ‘i. .' :g ‘-
cmmesmar With beautiful-
Wa can sin: for your satisfac‘ . ' ‘
tion and profits song about our
new Fall line of Boys' Suits that
will make you sing a chorus of
approval in the end. Our meth-
od; are wide open ones. whether
we sing high or sing low.
Gottiieb’s
$7 & 510
ii NORTH slain or.
i
' Boys’
Sizes 61016 for
vu-w
oaano slam aucaurmsur.
Judas Trimbis. of "limit, law to
Is tlsotsd Commander.
ROCHESTER. N. Y.. Aux. lit—BO-
fors the first business session of the
forty-fifth Minuai national encamp-
ment. Grand Anny or the Republic.‘
convened in Convention Hall. this
alumina. it was freely predicted that
Judge Harvey M. Trimhlt. of lilinois;
would be elected commamior-ln-chiof,
in fact. there was a report that tho ,
supporters of General John Mcmlroy.‘
of Washington. had given up the duht,
and that their candidate might 'with-
draw. ' it was said that President
Taft’s statement in his address at last
night‘s camp fire/to the effect that he
was glad the Grand Army was a non-j .. _ ., . .. _ . -
partisan body and no suggestions of *
outsidé influence“ vim permitted to‘ ”'2 WA. PIRUUADED-
have weight in the aslociioii or its' Althoush'prosresslveis most things,
leaders, was regarded as a declaration All!“ Sarah "M ‘3“le?“ about ”6'
that he WQI not in any way ‘ntem'm in. in ‘n automobile, find for many
in the candidacy of General McElroy. .months DNM‘M to “like ml)! 10 and
Th3 qunuon of gen“, vicgoommln. from the city behind faithful Old DOb‘
dsr. wsich was conceded to New York bin. . ' .
stats. and for which Chlonsl Henry tl.‘ 0‘10 “M afternoon. WWW"- 1‘"
mama“. of Rochester, w" . tent» brother. a proaperous contractor (in
live candidate at the outsetuhas boon ‘0'”. P?"““d°d 1“" ‘0 m ' 5’4”“
amicably settled by the withdrawal or With him in his his tourins can .
Colonel seam... and the endorsement Hill-r! caused the his machine to
of pan Stats «Commander Nicholas to" slowly for no new or to: “it“ he
“bad. of Now York city. . ,dooidsii toviry the.couiiiry pikss. By
The selection or Los Articles as’tilo 8““!le “Wm“! "'0 PM“ 1‘“
nail meant” place of till .mmpmgnt managed to miss the car carer the
seamed almost assured. ngy‘g pro. manadsin aims ill-mile clip without dil-
sranl includd the annual reports. 7 It WWII MI timid “.m- ’
is possible that thgslectiou of officers .Igf‘Wsll. Sarah.'_"iilikiiy ”M “""Xi .
and selection of aha neat sit-atlas “V dd 5:“ 5"" thi'hflnd'y riding:
' ‘ , ‘ With runs Ills _ w it Death
91300,th N Whoa “My ,' l.“ 1101‘!“ m,” NM“! ”J“. Cl»
“twill, dust list-all. mild: .
s
i
; . Mossy isn‘t svarytiiln; in. (this world
aprtmith, aims. M mm
am limo-ass oasis
assassinate ‘ "nan-st.
m _
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WIND-UP when or THE
August Clean-up , Sale
‘Further Reductions in the Prices of ~Sumiiier Goods.
all colors, ‘ worth 51.50
' ibiltipflvariior
’wfitl , ,,
5‘ .
I
ummer * suits and, Coats
are now marked at figures to make them go ~ quick,
Bargains in this sale than we have ever before offered
hours.
H. Kriegers: Co.
29-31 West Washington St.
a
week we will , ’
sell the remainder of our
at Half Price
Dresses for Girls
WiiitéLawu, Percale and Giug- V .
; iiihflnsfroa‘ideetgiz_ ,
i.
"iWaists
Sailor Collars,
75c
Soho
32. $2.50 e53
i
‘ Gingham and Lawn Dresses
. $1.50'to $3, worth
more than double
. , ., ' I. . p
5 Mens Clothing, ,
7 We sold "a great many Suits
last Saturday and Monday but exiled
' to sell ‘avgreat many ulcreduring this
sleek » - $4.50; $6, $7 and $10
. for suits that are selling elsewhere for
mice that money
YOUR PANAMAB
IN NOW
AND HAVE THEM
RINOVA'TED FOR
1912 .
$1.00 and "$0
THE
usw nu.
c. a K. liars
ARE HERE
. Moo-44.00
more
W at! m
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