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HUVLER‘S FAMOUO.
uncommon F ,
“ LANE? PURE HIE CREAM
‘ THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A LANE”
U1 Wuhlndton Street.
.9th Norwalk
Mont for Town of NAMAlk
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Anderson's" Launch Works .
Launches and hints .
of All lands promptly built. m
tor Alto. All klmlI of neurlA'a
given spoolAl Attention. ‘
Oyster Shall Point, Nomlk .‘
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Deming, of Franklin
Mrs. D. -P.
street,‘is ill.
CHILDREN SHOT BY THUGS..
Gangsters Open Fire On Crowded
Street and Escape Arrest.
NEW YORK, .luly 23.-Two little
children were shot and probably fn-F
tally injured and several other per-’
sons are believed to have been
wounded lust night; when a. gang oi’
rowdies became involved in a running
gun light on the east side. The battle
, took place in East Twelfth street and
the thoroughfare was crowded when
the rowdles without warning,“ dl‘ew
guns and began shooting at one an
other. A panic ensued and there was
business A wild scramble to get out of the way
ot‘ the flying lend. Sev_eml persons
Robert h FWridgeport was were seen to limp away but according
a recent visitor in town with friends to the police the twa children were
leaving Tuesday for his home. {he‘' only ones lound to be seriously
iur
‘lliss Ella Kuch of Franklin street A nine-yearold girl wits plotting in
is now mmfloyed by ‘he Jones & front of her home when struck in the
Hotchklss Company in Norwalk. :nbdomcn by one of the bullets and
__ vmilieu lo a hospital in a serious count--
Richard Trout IHurt-ls. of Connccth tion. A few moments later a thirteen?
cut avenue, is stopping at 'Camp Pete your old lad staggered into his home'
‘bowk. on Lake Champlain, New York. with blood stnonming from a wound
”a... in his abdomen and he also was re-
Thomas Emily. M Blooklym loft mot-ed to a hospital in a dying condi-
yesterday for his home. after spending tlou. A
a few days with relatives 0n Ely 3‘9 liy the time the police reserves ur-
nue. rived on the scene the gangsters had
. disupponred. The police had Their
hands full to: s time, however, in
1quicting panic stilt-ken men and no
men.
Mrs. Curl *Schnulb, ot‘ 7 Railroad av-
enue, has returned home from visit in
Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. George iDrummond, of
Spring street. are enjoying a vacation
trip on Long Island.
Mrs. Thaddeus Guyer, of South Nor.
walk. is visiting relatives in New York
city for a few days.
The iNorwnik Medical Association
will hold its semi-monthly
meeting this evening.
Ming Mildred. Gladys and Ethel
Smith and Master John Smith, Jr., of
Elizabeth street, are visiting in Bridge.
port. ,,,,,,,, ~__
NO ABSINTzHE AFTER OCT. 1.
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8ecretary Wilson Signs Pure Food De
- clslon Barring. importation.
WASllth"l‘ON. July 2-.1- -'—~l‘he lint
porlallon ol‘ nhsinthc into the Unitotls
, States and its sale in inlci- stole tom '
. memo was prohibited after Oct. 1 next
by a pure food decision signed recent-
ly lily Settertury Wilson.
“it in generally recognised."
l lilo decision “that out
‘ donut-rolls to health. "
limit-hers hi the pole food board ex!
pressed their opinion "that the decision
would \lttuuliy abolish the use of uh-
ulnlhc in the United dilutes.
Belgium. tilwitscrlnnd uud lioilnnd
mm
ere. James Milliburn and daughter:
Alice, 013 Kellogg street, are spending
a month in Springfield, Mossochuscus,
and Vermont.
lPoot cards are being received from
John .19" Bertlnc, from Mount Arling»
ton, New Jersoy, and indicate thut ho
to having a fine time.
Clifton Goodwill, of ‘ilnrli'm‘d. room.
coming the Electrical Supply liom
puny of New York, was A visitor in
town. yesterday Afternoon. on ihunt
nous.
says
beverage is
l in. and Mrs ll w. .tlhm. now local
"on in ilronxvillo, Now limit but {mm 1
erly ol’ floulh Norwulk oelrhrulr to how, ”mm”: 1‘" forbidding llu mm" 1
tliuoturt: auto and importation and the
French Asnuto two weeks one look
Alinilsr Action. Absinthe him is com
dimmed hy the low» or llruslh
W» ...m‘
Morrow the first unntlorsur‘y or their
marriage. -
W. ii. Guns of New York oily who u.
. visitor in town yesterday on business
on». (runs also hill many friends in this
city and he renewed old acquaintsnoua
while hora
Hundreds of people are making
their plans for the summer. and the
wise owner will coo that they read his
.. to lot stimulant in Thy‘hontlml.
Mill: inspector Joseph Goodwin; hull
been hut-v tor tho mat tow mornings
nurturing samples of mill: from the
dealers in The Not-mitts, which he
mods to New Haven for snnlyoiil.
Mr. and Mrs. George 13. am and
«calmer or summits. are visitor! at '
'hlr. Gray's stator; and Aurthur. lllrs.
. Nolan m Within for the uulmol»
MER OUTING?
TELEPHONE 108.
FFSpecials
in Muslin
Underwear
We have just received A new
line of LONG NARROW
WHITE SKIRTS just the thing
for the narrow dresses. ut popu-
lar prices. $1.00 and $1.50.
SPECIAL VALUES in Night
Gowns, good material low net-k
lorl sleeves, 50c.
1.1 Mallette
88 Washington at.
Tel. 449. 80. Norwalk.
ABE ATTELL CALLA OFF BOUT
WlTH TOMMY MUNPHY. ‘
SAN MNGMSGO. .luly 24.--Aho At-
heil, the former featherweight clim—
or the money all ready went has thrott-
ondsflnlteiy with Billy Nolan. hi0 mun-
tmlom Tummy Murphy on Aug. a.
The hrsult with Nolan is the direct
columns of the Murphy which. Mini)
in A signed statement mimosa.“ do-
olsrsd that he culled lilo bout. with
him-oily o! ”bacon-A ho uncommon
too much eight. no men to Auto
that when he signal with Noland "I
understood that thin limit was to its
its mods, ringside. tie doom the;
r WEB ”WIS?!“ I! OM”.
WWW (tom. July fiMho
' hotelier ill tumult“ the deals of.
n C Fee-toy. Min m of. Molten.
Ind George ‘H. Witch. or 6 Hill”!
about.
Hover William it. What ost- "
no I. special motlnxottho ‘
mitt MA or mm
to warm: the WM
list-o murky morning.
"Mmttwssdlnomd thin
”AW with m ”it!
18 THERE ANVTHING YOU'VE FORGOTTEN FOR YOUR BUM-
All Kinds. 'of Fresh Fish
Oysters, Clams, etc. _
Soft Crabs and Lobstcrs.
Cutbill’s ' Bridge Fish Market.
'dltlons which render them difficult to
plan without any regard for his word ,
agel- nud‘tosssd away the light with '
Mitt We which comma
: ileum Commissioners will lit
towing of county Tail of ill
Fillsenlh lit a llliil Upon Brat
Lilli lll Terms-«Big Reduclll
From test Year’ 8 tax
3-
44f?
Prepared to recommend the with
tax rate for the country in more then
a quar'tct at a centuly, the, county
commissioners hole called the sunlLHl
county meeting or the senators and
2 representatives for the purpose of
laying the county tax tor next Tues-
‘. day morning at 11 o‘clock in the
county court house.
. Estimates Prepared F
The annual estimates oi? receipts
and expenditures will be hissed iLle-
tore each» senator and representative
and they will show that it is noses
sery to raise $19,165 by taxing the
towns. The commissioners will re-
ommend that a‘ late of one~flfteonthl ol
:1 mill to be levied on the grand lists of
towns as revised by the State Bollrd
oi equilization. This will raise $17,
640, which will leave a slight'deflicit
ol.‘ $1,500. This, the commissioners
expect to meet out of the couhty
trcnsulerg balance.
is Big Reduotion.
The one-fifteenth oil a mill is a re
duction of thirty‘three and A third
per cent. as compared with the rate
ot- a year use, when it was one-tenth
of a mill.
Twenty years ago the county tax
was five-tenths of a mill. when
Messrs. ‘ Mead, Lee and Miller be
came commissioners they reduced
the rate first to three and then to
two-tenths of a mill. Six years logo
the present board, Whitman S. Mli.ad
Simeon Posse and John Blophi, le' 8.
‘ lduced in still further to one tenth of
:8. mill and now the same board no-
;compllshea still further reduction by
ficwering it to one-tilteenih of a mill.
g'l‘he commissioners are at the opinion
that a continuance of the prurient
‘methods will in time make it possible
for the county to escape all direct
tax lion.
County is Prosperous. ‘
The finances of the county were new
er in a more prosperous condition.
The bonded indebtedess, and there
is no other, is $145,000 with a slotting
. m fund of Mono which is increlised
It ‘3 no longer ““95““ for 3 ner- each your by regular upproprintihns.
son 'to dread the extraction of teeth. making the net debt 3136.000.
when a method so harmless and pain- Special attention has been paid by
’9“ 15 ““13”,“ the commissioners during the past
I “a“ made a special study 0’ m", year to county property. The roun-
hronoh of work and am able to meet tl' houses and jails were never in
the demands in every cuss; if 3'0“” "better condition. Just so with the
teeth have‘been neglected until they bridges. Extensive .. reunite have
are broken 93- 0’ ” “‘9” “'9 con» been made on till the bridges looting
this county with New Haven. ii’nrt
oi the expertise of. these repairs was
borne by the trolley company it is
not litter that any large amount will
he won during the coming )9le
Repalrs Are Planned.
The most important repairs wil; be
the installation of new boilers at the
court house The present boilers
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FREEivDELIYEflY.
Painless Extracting
exit-not; they will respond just as at-
isl'actorliy to my methods; as those
w-lulch do not require collects] only,
The mouth is left in good condition
and no ill atterodects follow.-
J. H. MALLERY
18 South nun SN 8013!! NONI“
Hours: 9 It to. to 8 v. m. Bull-
mn by uppermost only. tuonty years. The holler inspectors
insist that it is tints for a change. i'l‘lie
cost is shout $2 000.
The estimated receipts of the o un-
m.
LOVER’S
“The Hate"
are: From labor of prisoners, m 00;
iron-l Brute Board of ‘orhlousrs, l 28.-
000; from Blots Board of children.
$246 000: from mlsceiisnoads soul cos,
32.000; frdin liquor licensee $27.5“).
The item of expenditures cuil‘ tor
”9.305 "tor the inn and. tseioq lot
the court houus county home and
other departments, tanking I int i oi
3105.805. which is about 1850 more
tut your. A: the increased on t of
provisions tortho lAilA not: ivsr
$3.000. it will he soon It thsrl ls
molly I. deem» in oxmndlturus. 1
mm and “connotation
The Senators who will have} ism.
whitest! the meeting we: :lles
. Julius. mm A ‘letlolt, Gil ills
ill first. Mchlhsld airmail Jr" lore
allots; Believed. WY Flintlock and
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have been in use 25 years, and the1 '
life or boilers is estimated .tt atrium
ty. aside from that raised by the tax ~ "
at BECKMANN’S
Very Best Creamery Butter. lb........
3 lbs. Fresh erhum Waters ..
Best New York State (insane, iii
. a hugs Quaker Corn Flakes .....
,Broak's Lomon Juice. large bottle ......
Dale’s Pineapple Juice, bottle .......... .. . . .. .......... ‘. . . A
Welch‘s Grape Julce100,.2fic.,
SELECT GROCERIES, WINES ANO LIQUORS
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A FoBECkmann‘ 8.100
m. s 85 WASHINGTON ST» _
Phone 440
SOUTH NORWAL'
FINAL MAP OF
R0ck
‘ (Formerly Board's Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTYPLO’I‘S FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Many will write for these maps bu t the one who gets first choice
Telephone 760 South Norwnlk
M. D. RANDALL
Price Of Coal {Reduce
Best Quality of Coal at Lowest
Summer Prices
Harris 81 Guns Compan
TEL. 721.
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Home Beets
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BAKER’S COCOA on CHOCOLATE.; ....... ....... 19c.
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Raspberries, Melons; Tomatoes, Currants, Wax Beans, Cucumbers;
Carrots. “
Piueapplcs
...... lilo «ch
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
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The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Tolophono. ‘10.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining fluidly in popuiurlty as a substitute for lath and “
.-llinmr and nil-papery it in susceptible at an infinite variety: F‘
otartltltio designs tor walls and ceilings, and permits or I .
wide soon. tor tndlvlduol brutal-moot and note. We are unto .
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