6 1‘“ Pride. in the l
Ouhity of Our
Ice cream
.“ Everything in Stock. is Fresh.
.yPurc and Clean.
FA LANE
61 Washington Itrsat. .
south Norwaiit
V LN O I.
The modern ' TONIC y RECON-
GTRUOTOR. containing the modic-
in‘ai cstrsotives of Fresh and 14an
arc. with Footprints of iron.
Sold only by
r. H. sauna
N Bakery Products I t
' ' Launches and Boats
of in ktnas'pronlpuy built. costs
for sale. All kinds of repairing
given special attention.
Oyster Ihali Paint. Norwalk
w“. .
‘ I GENERAL in
Charles Buck. Jr.
molest.
commerce
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‘ REPAIR WORK
. Address:
51 MAIN ‘87.”, NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 901; house. 21-3
Misses Edith and Grace 'Oimstead
spent yesterday with friends in Bridge
port and New Haven.
George 0. Plait. at South Norwulli.
is entertaining his brother, Albert
Platt, of Georgetown.
on...
Miss Ada Guyer. of New York city.
was the guest Sunday of Miss Mabel
Kern, olencolnavenuc
Edward Hays. of New Britain, for-
merly of South Norwnlk, spent La-
bor Day with friends here.
Miss Alien Brede. of Lowe street.
has returned home from a Week's visit
with reuatives in Brooklyn.
Old Well Camp. improved Order 0!
Maccabees. will hold its monthly busi-
ness meeting, this‘evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Pooley. of
Monroe street, are entertaining Miss
Jennie Bloom, of New York city.
hward Shannahan, of Brooklyn. is
winding a week with his uncle and
aunt. Mr and Mrs William F. Brede.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. Benton Werner
are" bringinptheir vacation to an end
%wili ‘be back the last of the week.
I
II'he weekly meeting of the Sonia
Norwalk Quartette Club will be had
this evening in the hall in North Main
street.
Court laurel. Daughters of Castlle.
will hold its stunt-monthly meeting.
this evening, in its rooms in South
Main street.
The weekly business meeting of tin»
cos Tribe. No. :6. l. 0. R. M.. will be
held. this cloning. in the wigwam. in
Washington street.
Miss Louise Schaub. of Railroad ave-
one and Miss ida H. Kraemer. of
North street. were recent visitors in
Stamford
The criminal and civil common
pleas court open today in Bridgeport.
duty at the civil common pleas court.
Miss Elizabeth lltchhiau has re-
turned to her home in. Washington
street. after spending the holiday with
her sister. Mrs. charies Miller. of
New Haven.
'Mrs. Carl Schatlb and daughter Lil-
lian. "of Railroad avenue..have returned
to their home after spending a few
days with Mrs. Charles Miller. of
New Haven.
The Trinity Branch of Girl's Friend-
ly Society will hold I meeting in the
Sunday school room, Thursday even-
ing. at 7:45. it is hoped that all mem-
bers will be present.
l'f'he regular meeting of Sherman;
Council. Royal Arcanum, will be held;
this evening. and will include the tin-l
nuni roll call. The district deputy
grand resent is expected to attend.
Mrs. William H. Walsh and son.
William Walsh. of Bridgeport. and
Miss Coraine Allard. of Boston. were;
inmost: of Mrs. David l-‘laberty. oil
Prospect avenue. over the holidays.
. m
The Nor-walk (lily council adjourned
their regular matting last evening. lg:
cause of the builds and will meet this
evening. it is not anticipated that the
meeting will be a ienulhy one. how?
ever. '
i
.(‘hief William ll. Pcnninzion got it
reportfrom Um street yesterday that
Mr. and Mrs J. liarry (lilson of
No.11 Quintard avenue. are entertain-I
in; Mr and Mrs. William (lilubn. of
Newark. New Jersey.
There will be dancing at Roton
Point all this'week. the management
running in the dates to make up for
the Week of stormy weather.
-
A stated communication of Old. Well
Lodge. No. we, r. and A. at. will be
held. this evening. in the Masonic
'llcmpio. in South Main street.
The South Norwalh Board 0! Coco-
climon will hold its monthly business
meeting. this svenini. la “the council
chamber. in Washinaton street.
Washinaton, Camp. No. ii. Patriotic
Order of the Sons of America. will
hold a special important mention this
evening in the United Bank hulidlus.w
Hrs. acorns w. Lynch and to.» Fred-
erick. in Connecticut menus, alarm
today on a trip to Boston. Lynn, and
will stop at Hartford to‘ «a covenant-
naidwin.
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Washington Camp. Sic. ll. P. 0. s.
of A. will hold its weekly business
mutiny. this evening, in its rooms in
the south Nnrw'aik Trust Company
building, in Washinzton street. -
Commodore Russell ll. Budd's All!"
won in the first lv‘ision handicali
class event of the hunt Yacht
Club. yesterday. solos our the cost-u
of eleven silica in two hoursytwsaiy»
roar minimalistilomm macs.
‘ bullion and othjr matter! of intense.
int-mum mandamus
,MW. ova-Wis,
there was a big fight in progress. lid
hurried to the scene but before he ar-l
triwtl the participants had been but ‘
i'li'il off it) their homes and peace and
l
‘uuit prcv.niled ;
A son was born Friday to “r. and
Mrs. iicorge id Bartsln of i-‘nhlield.
Mrs. t-lsrtuin was formerly Miss (‘ur l
olyn (inkling. of East avenue. while:
Mr. i-lnrtain was the former proprietor;
of Brown’s Business College and con i
heeled with th. Eastern Undorwer‘
Company.
The Louisa lodge. D. of 11.. No. 6.
will meet tomorrow evening for its
hauler monthly and qmrurly busi-
ness session, in the Quartetta club
Hall in North Mainstream There will
be social intercourse after the moat
ins and refreshments will be served
Every number,“ rousptsd to be pro
soul.
'D. 8. Hull. Hsvllsnc Block” is call
in; «pectin attention to s new sis-
rccm house. all modern improvements.
ha is odor-in: It cost on terms: also
farm of sight acres with buildings
near town for sale or would «chants
for a home in town. Dir. Hull will be
pleased to furnish all particulars of
those places.
The reactor monthly miles of as
Merchants“ and flflMm' Asso-
elation will be hold at the Mill lion
want etch. Wednesday was. loo
umbrellas“ p minimum
renal-disc the Washington chest
and“ bill. the flow «can trolley
Mm. the waci- humus-it mn-
‘Msust Distinct multivitamins
Anderson- " "a Launch. “Worst” l
Here' a a suggestion a...
Red Tag gale. Good colors
$2.50 SUITS ..
33. so BOYS’ SUITS .
$6. $7. 33' VALUES .
This opportunity is here
don't delay. .
The New, Store
as Wall Sb. Norwalk.
Deputy Sheriff 1). Louis laadrizan is on ' ‘
Large Soft Crabs
Largo, medium and lnappar line a. twordilsh. Cod. Colman. Wealtuah.
Juliet-fish. Plat, Fresh Mackerel.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONI 1“.
sun .
Waists
A few broktn lots and since.
in Batiste. Martini-site and rail-
cred Waists. to age out
$1JZ
cos-r canoe
eopvsma sums. ass
J. l. Mallette
(Fomcrly Misses Dawson)
ll Washington St. Tel. 449
just what your boy needs to start school within our
sturdy Chevlocs. Worsted: and Cassimcrea.
be‘brokcn. so come early. mm} in,
$5.00 BOYS’ SUITS ..
DON'T NEGLECT BUYING THAT EXTRA PAIR
OR TWO 01" PANTS
$9.0“ 33-60. “'09. 35-00 and “.00 PANTS
be Red Traced-£1.45. 82-45. 8345. 3445
(Jill Fl‘l ‘i Elli)
TWO STORES:
.is the modern method of filling space
is to your profit. You’ll find
for school wear, man; and
Sizes may
‘wl-«UIK- Juli‘ut.’
$1.45
945‘
..............$3.95
84-85. 35-45. $6.45
vvulwaoisallle
but a short time longer,»
14 South Main St. . ‘
South Norwalk
M.......»....._... Hulda-m1
FIEI DILWIRY.
A Geld Bridge
"Willi illllll
lures-manic. Aged an, of
cred early yesterday in her bedroom.
I ‘ er arrested in bed in a house not far
. by the arm.
"to her cries for help Mrs. Smith‘s son
r
. Nilllil ii [iii
.. Brmfl. llas Thrilling
Battle in Dark
BRIDGEPORT, Sept. 5.-—(irappiina
with a barley negro whom she discov-
Mrs. Mary Smith, a medium slsed slen-
der woman about eight yearsjnid. held
him a prisoner until the moment when
help was comics. At that instant the
negro managed to break away and
dove head first through window, sev-
on feet above the ground. He was lat-
away. When taken to the police sta-.
lion be nearly collapsed and appeared
to be in fear of bodily harm. hie gave
his name as John Henry Thomas. and
said he came from New Orleans about
three weeks ago.
Pabst. Piel’s or Peter Doelger?
BEER3| 4
Per Case 24 Bottles $1.75
EHRET'I, LIKBMANN'S 0R FIEGENSPAN’S P. O. N., case . . 31.15
ALL THE LEADING BRANDS ALEB, PORTERB AND BEERB
YOU NEVER PAY TOO MUCH AT BECKMANN’S
A.F.Beckmann & Co}
'3 ‘ 8! WASHINGTON 8T.
Phono 440. SOUTH VNORWALK
Mrs. Smith was awakened yesterday
morning when Thomas‘ hand touched
her head as he was feeling about in
flat on the floor close to her bed and
at once seised him, by the shirt and
the car. They struggled about the
room for a few moments and then the
negro broke away only to be seized
Meanwhile in response
came into the room. Just as he on?
lered. howover. the negro pulled away
through the window. The police were
notified. and after a short search
Thomas was located in bed in a house
ashorl distance away and placed un-
der arrest. Mrs Smith apparently none
the worse for her encounter said she
only regretted that She had not been
able to secure Thomas without the
aid of the police.
in the room here Mrs. Smith slept
was a daughter forty years old sul-
fering from paralysis. The daughter
was not harmed in the struggle. Mrs.
Smith recently received some notice:
when during a fire in her home she
carried this daughter unaided from the
house.
it is stated by the police that com-
plaints have been recoived for some
time of robbery of clothes lines in the
section where the negro has been
living. In one instance so much as lid
worth of garments was taken from a
line. in every inntance it is said
where the robber had been seen he
had appeared to be a negro. but no
between teeth. where one or more
teeth are missing: but there Is Just as;
much diii‘oranoa between a good bridge” t° him m identify him There has ' mediate inquiry mummy“ his death ‘ccased to his friends for burial at Noy-
and a poor one as there is between a‘
cheap. ill-ailing suit of clothes and
one made of good material having a
perfect iii. A need bridae will match
the remaining teeth in color and shape
will preserve the natural Contottr‘ot
tho-taco. and have a sufficient amount
of reinforcement to make it strong and
durable. These are the character-m
tics which have made the Mallory
bridges popular.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
10 South Main St. South Nor-wall
Hours; 0 a. m. to 8 p. In. Bun.
days by appointment only.
l Irmfliwi- Hul- Ht Molt ll'
4%
Paid on Savings
Deposits
DIPOMT.
DRAW INTIIIOT
. FROM
TH!
”HOT
0'
. .IAOH MONTH
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
Win-+1
NW OANMN DOV MlfllNO.
Decided to Try Dr. Davenport Whibi‘a
MM and Wreck-s it. ”
Search was balsa roads at notch
Point and other pisses in this vicinity
yesterday. for “snatch tlirtmu. s New
(Janus boy. it appears that its lad
had been employed by Dr. Davenport
White. of the rhino section. but decis-
stl a couple at days an that he would
like to take s in! rice.
off all Hunt in the physician“
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Wafird'i-Wfi
bile. and everything want due until
machine was run into W
busily
NOTICE
0M" to the scarcity of
ice. until further notice lily
prices will he as follows:
Wholesale. 30¢: per hundred;
retail. family transnm iler
hundred.
w
For sale. all kinds of sawed
wood. 7 to 10 inches long,
06.00 per cord.
hand your elders to oilica.
col-non Fairfisid and Connec-
ticut Aves. tel 897, or resi-
dence. Darlen, tel 260-1.
E. 'r. BATES
aucrtcnsaas. are.
W
DAVID w. “WOND
Furicrsl Director and pins...
ti trust II but scout Not-wall:
Residence. I Washington “not.
Telephone «Medics.
. , . Motions at bones. on.
2W.
MT" NORWALK l‘i'lll‘rl.
MAN.
The streets at Booth ilitiorwsll
canted a line climbs gy.
The “Not «man he. was out
' wagon. Mr. Mills says that.” Sher-
‘ wood does not cattle he will sue hints
one ever had entrenched (loss enough:
been something of s reign of terror in
“that section according to the police;
by reason of the disappearance of thcl
clothes and also because a negro'sg
face has appeared at windows of diner
cat houses during the past two or
three weeks.
Thomas is being held on n technl
cal charge of buglary under 3560 while
the polic'e are making a further investi
action of the case.
TOURING can Hire c. H. MILLB'
‘rsm.
Wagon Reduced to Kindiinns by Waits ‘
man lhcrwoad‘a Auto.
The big touring car belonslna to
Wulteman P. Sherwood of Southport.‘
ran into and smashed a buggy belong-i
ins to C. ll Mills. of Southport. at the
Flint corner in l-‘airleld at 9: wt
o'ciopk sand-y night The wagon will?
incite good hindllnas. Ir. Mills w‘ss
thrown out on the road and the horse;
made its escape and dashed down thel
road. it was caught later in front of
the Catholic Church
At the corner where the accident
happened both Dr. Sherwood and Mr‘ l
Illiis had quite an argument over the}
matter. ldr. alteration said that it
was all m. Mllls‘ fault. as in the dark
is. could not. see the homeland bony.
because «there was no light on the
qua—wa-
LAKI COMPANY MAY GIT A BIG
CONTRACT.
uubmlitsd Lowest-ids For dubmarins
_ lub- ‘
WASHINGTON. Sept. I.-—The [mite
Torpedo Boat Company of Bridgeport
is likely to not a his contract shortly
from the navydspsrtmsnt for the con-
struction of. submarine boats. The
Lake Company subsumed bids ranging
from “H.000 to “50.000 apiece for the
constrdctlon lot sapwood worth of sub-
marines authorised by Conmss last
winter. The only other bid received
was from the Holland aubmshns Best
Company. which-proposed to charge
considerably more than the use Gom-
”my.
lam crow-so starch.
utdchcthifihmmthm
coolly cleaned Milt and limb lain,
m 3 'W :D womanhoodm
mm. Tooth, Sept. 3.“!!! a
Will-slant wrestlins match.“ (illit-
tampon. grew “Wsit
the dark. She discovered him lying .
from Mrs. Smith and made his dlve~
pleat (D the part of anyone.
iin; is as follows:
son. coroner. her in
engaged in driving one of the Baker
"and a private way crosses said tracks
his ”no. to which were attached the torgcry
Have You Seen the
6- Cylinder Meyer Car
New being Demonstrated at Our Garage? .
$3.000
And Worth the Money—Come and See It.
Oscar H.” Banks
Telephone 681-3 NORWALK. CONN.‘
RWER‘STREET
Slang along said truth and thrown to
N0 “EulEcT G‘USEB no side completely demoli h d b t'
s e a. on
”EDT“ of L‘GSE' one hundred and four feet north of
(Continued from mm Page.) 3““ ”0'ch- The deceased apparent-
. ......._ ll' didn't heed the warning whistles, or
to any criminal carelessness or ne- 01’5"“ the crossing before attempt?
The bad in. to cross said tracks. “
i find that William J. Lassen died
State 0, Ctmectlcur; from crushing of his skull enticed by ~
Fairfleid (haunt! .belng "“0“” "0m 3“ 31110 W01 '
Coroners Report which he “’“3 driving When the "I”.
l the undersigned. Clifforl 3. wu “'88 struck by an engine of the New
notice 0; the York. New Haxeu and Hartford Raf.
death of William J Lassen. a white “ml C'Omlmm operated by Thom
rasle, thirty-two years old. late of the Dougie"?-
town or Norwnik. who on the thirty-l That said death was not due to any
gm day of August. A. D. 19“ died a criminal careless or neglect of .
suden, violent. untimely death in the ”"30" 0" “"0““ bill was film
town of Norwalk, having viewed the In accordance with the statute
body of the deceased and made int hate delivered the body of said da-
do hereby certify that said William J, “'k- (‘onnécfirut
lessen died in Norwaik on the thirty- Dated "1 Blldgeport this 318i day .
first day of Aumrst, A. D. 1911. from 0' “8“!“ A- 1)., 1911 *
crushing of skull CLIFFORD B. “'"oSON.
The said deceased on said day was Coroner. .
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Motor Works auto trucks. The said A GREAT ADVANTAGE 70 WWK-
motor works is located in Norwalk ’ iNG MEN-
Connecticut. on the east side of the J‘ A' Maple, 125 5~ 7‘“ St. Steuben-
cits of the Danburt branch of the “k” 0" 5"”: "F0“ 5'93” 1 50'1“?“ .
[Cw iork. New Haven and Hartford "m“ ““9““ Wm” and a severe bind-"r
Railroad Combat“ and on the west der trouble. I learned M Foley's Kid:
shore of the Norwalk River. There are no! Pills and ”‘9‘“ “WWW“ cured
three tracks opposite said works. 8° 1 “03““ ”km“ ”‘9‘“ and 6|er
called main line. middle. and hill truth. enough I m" as 30°“ ‘9‘”"5 “9 any 1 i
the main line belugthe west side tratk h" w dam“ M’ 1"“ “a” 1"" “"3 “m
to one of my business. expressman.
at this point. that alone is a great advantage. My
Shortly before nine ociock in the magic“ aimed “W and normal. “(1‘
morning of “m day. the Mid deceased norw :ailc me u lot of misery. it is‘
left the said factory in said auto truck. to be 1' 91‘3"“ t; work where H “a“! ,,
which is a heavy car about twenty and “7 I; ”a? he Bridge Pharmacy; '-
foot ions. and darted across said ‘ [more 6H0
tracks The said tracks are not ob MOTHER AND SON AR-E N
soured from view by buildings or other ARREST U D“
object from the drivaway to said ....... ’
works for several hundred feet each pom... .. “an” of pom", and ‘R‘ ,
way. At the time in question there Latter is Charged With Ab- “
.were no l‘l‘l en'said middle 0r hill auction.
tracks but an on his and tender were .
DANBURY. Sept fin-fouls
standing abmtt one hundred feet south 2%. 34 vcars old. w“ arrested ulfd “it“
0' said crossin‘ml fl” middle track nto his home at Dover Plains. N. Y... "
M the same We Thomas 00““ Sunday night. charged with abduction.
arty. an oscillator ill the employ °’ and his mother \lr
. . s. Harriet nubile. .
said railroad Milli". V“ ("MW was placed in custody (‘hillIOd was)
Ilebee and his motile .
tender. haul“ 0|? BM ‘0‘" coaches. compsnied by May Donnie 15:03::
northerly from south NONE“ 0" said old of Deter Plains t'nme'llere Ssi- ‘
main truck invalid: about twenty urdsy and when Dolled anti l e
miles In hour. Several hundi‘Od Ml attempted to get a marriage Ilium
lscuth of said crossing he blew his they were ",an ,
whistle. and the fireman started rlns M" mm then sinned her consent
in; the N" on I!” engine.» “'9" ‘3 lo the girl's marrying. passing hermit
lift sir "1'9 on llld cosine on “N! of! as the girl's mother and the couple
summer's side of the cob. which. were married. Relatives of the Don- ,
when turn it on. Thin Mid bell his girl and an officer came from Dov-
Whn t roe or four hundred feet or Plains and when Babes was taken
from the mains. the firemen storm back his wife accompanied him Mrs.
rinsing the ball in order to bill coal babes will be given a hearing in the
on his fire. The ensinsar turned on police court today.
the said ir valve. and the bell contin‘ W .,
ind to~ rns. Mil. accordins to James IUFFIILD COUPLI WID OICOND
1". Powers. the bustle mum in laid TIMI.
train. was rinsing when the train cams l“ sUFFiELD. Sept. s.—-For the second .
to a stop after the accident. trials in less than a month. Delbert A
When the said train was about one Dunn or Sprlnsnsld. “as... and mu
imadrsd feet south of said crossius. Gladys A. York of Heath, were lasts
nsuharty saw the deceased about to riod yesterday by Rev. Hiram “Van
cross the tracks. Dom blows.» kirk in Cavalry rcpt-cam church. (in.
oral short blasts on his whistle. shut aw asst tbs couple scour“ a now
mail his mac. «drama the enter»
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