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I 011111 the cool days.
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new roan. nus. lilélliwbei-t r1111.
blue forced their a night spent at
Nausetuclt Junction.
When 0011. Mills touad-thatthe red
army was again on the advance in
force he ordered his left wins. which
had been scatteredin thehlils ghout
. . Newtown to move quickly andstop the
' W ~ was. The 111111 'United- States inflame
NUT“ NORWALK 'QUT OFFlQ.‘ try, 'WhICh jg Colonel Cowley {@51-
Elk ment although he is now in command
south NOW 1,08“)ch or the provisional red brigade, was on
MAIL! ”1an FROM
‘ P ‘ dared to come up in support of the
71.00er 1£;:il:-600.'6“11’5 723315.10“ 7' on First Vermont. which was nearest the
“[33:07“ " 3.00 ”2.5.54'5 :Iis ”.m- 1°- 3° " I” two bridges. The collision 'caine
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.55‘. t. 30 a. 111.: 1: 00. 5115 p.111 nsbout two and a half miles west. or
MNIZ'...) “0' ”0' 10.00 7' m ' 1' '0' M" Zoar’s Bridge“ The blues were under
MA CL I F , . . ‘ .
Int-m remit—e. 00?.(nn33oom only. Brig-Gim- Henry 8. Kirby, Till"? 11- 3-
811111; : .610810091. Infantry. and despite their inferiority
.0 . 31001:“ m' u’ in numbers they were sent into action
:,85 0995§o&:fi1:b01:%' mo: via ”grub "1:!in vim??? fulfils; siderabi
eaease ora'on _'e
“32:13.10;ng points com” 6 80 p' m 7“” period and was very lively through-
‘ ’33 .lll CROWE- POItmutIr- out its front. The red infantry hav-
"‘ 1111; been preceded by Troops K and M,
WILL CLOSE OUT OUR Tenth United States Cavalry, which
Women’s White $231.33??? W§Z“limili.i21y°“ni.i?§$
Nu-Buck Shoes
to Halt Way River. The red column,
$3.00 AND $3.50 GRADE
was made up of the Second Maine.
under Colonel F. M. Hume; the First
for $2.50 81' $2.75
MAX LEVY’S
Connecticut, Colonel John Hickey, and
the Second Connecticut. Colonel F. C.
169,'WA8HINGTON ST., BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
Supreme Court at Alabama since 1904.
died yesterday at the Presbyterian
Hospital at the use or '15 years. Judyo
Simpson was a veteran of the Civil
War and im- several years ayrnember
McCabe. _
The blue force had Troop B, Tenth
U. S. Cavalry, besides the Fifth Reg-
ulars and the First Vermont under Col.
one] H. E. Dyer. The provisional red
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Phone at Both Stores
g‘Legs of Lamb
' Forequarters
brigade was encamped last night at
Moose Hill. east of the Housatonic,
and had but 11 short. distance to march
before going into action. Po the
other hand. the blues had first. to coli-
The Beers Meat & ,ccnti'ate. The red and blue cavalry
_ . ’ ‘iwcre in contact first and had liyely
PI'OVISIOI] C0. .sltirmishing as all belong to the reg‘
1 More and ate adopts at the worl1.The
13_15 Main Street NOl‘WElIk blues had to tail baclt,1s they would
ihave been oulilankcd , and they met
22 West Washington St, south the infantry coming up, the advnute
Norwalk qunrd being just oven 11 small stream
I(‘ol. C'ooles was moving his brigade in
[.1 column but whtn the outposts be
‘aan firi11.. at entb other be deployed
his units numb and south and c: 1min-
lscined the advance on a broad flout
6.911 Bliss, the chief umpire and his
90' stuff. who 111010 on hand were huge-
I15 interested in tlic movcmc,nt5 as it
121/40: was one voicinn officer against anoth-
in. Colonel Coulee finally oulmancu-
16c sored (‘ollnel KIlIl) and the blues toll
1Rib Lamb Chops
Loin Lamb Chops
lhat l1 to IiOISf(ii',d three miles south
. Stew Lamb 9‘: w.cst The red advance had gained
'muth in the general direction oi the
(‘1ottn Rcsenoir and Gen. Mills had
' "“" “ ""‘ I to begin shifting his units on his 1llzht
Iwing. He ordered Gen. Edd), com-
manding the Second New York B11
Sale on Walk- Over 1 111 .1 f 1 1 1.
irate w1 11 yeater 11y el 1110 to
OXfordS A“ Styles ihiilt‘ord to march at once to a. DOSI
. Ellt'ln north of Bridgeport.
and Sizes
M. Josem 8. Sons
Two Stores.
1
General Eddy began his withdrawal
over the bridges on the Lower Hous-
5111.inlc. being covered by the brigade
tot” cavalry under Colonel .lnmcs Par-
Iker. which had saved the blue infan-
Itry, yesterday. The troopers alter
1 30mm 8t. '1 crooning the highway bridge at Kilim-
'atuck Junction. destroyed it.
195” Washington St.
Notice
~ WM EFF R0
and also
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W 129.; hy brass, 81';
blot: tin. 35c
extra prices
in large quantities. Co
11 specialty. Write postal or tel
of 35 Fort 5111191, East
Romain. is paving lo 11 111 for tags
for
11’9
lead, 3 130;
1b.; auto tires. Sc lb.,
tflsked and skinned. and leather
9.
very corner of the house are
in wide v'aliet). A full line of!
;road bridge was held as a means of
icommunirntltm east and west, but in
Elbe event that ii the reds appeared in
‘iorce the bridge should he tit-fended.
Ins the cnvahy fell Illit'k owr the.
int ldue it passed thiough Bridgeport
iaud most of it took a mutually route
presumably to support the \ew let'-
sey intently which had been or'delcd
: to meet the red lorres 1101111111: west
gwai'd over the bridge at Dolby. Gen.
{Eddy‘sbrigude was on the march
illOIiIlVHIHI on the west bank of the
{llousatonln while Gen More First
S \. Y. intrude, having passed over the
river at Shelton, was proceeding
isonthwmd. The movement at the
Scooter by which all the red infant1y
anc‘Eland caialry were moved eastward.
ihrought the Flint and Second Mass-
.achusctts Brigades and the ’2nd Now
Be Sure to C0 n-:Yillii ltilnluecis Corps into battle de-
Spluyments. although the) bud nothing
Suit with
R AlexanderI 1quurte1s of the early mutt-mental of
1 the day it was 11111111111111 that willie the
Delete .1011 sell your rage. rubbers”
imore exciting to do than on eight mile
metals. impair, feather beds and 1111111
y‘dilhc.”
From the reports roeivcd at head-
mobile tires as be 1m” highest. 1ulso are closer together in 11 position
prices.
Special
Bargains
Ladies’ Oxfords
and Pumps
George Keeler’
Shoe Store
159‘ Washington St.
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The rail 1
the rods were 0111111111 towards 1111111111
an» Col. Cowlos had placed his in:
hurry over Zear'e Brides. he 11111111111111 "
it. am the turhpike towtlrd's New-
town. .At the junction ‘11: roads illit‘
east or Great Ring 'Hiil his scouts or ,
Troop K. Tenth Cavalry discovered
the ‘voint or the blues; which was Corn»
parties 0 and D, or the Vermonters. ,
The moment. that Comes knew-bower
in touch with the blues he ordered the
Maine «troops to the right and placed
the 211‘s Connecticut on the left with
the First Connecticut as the cupport.
He deployed slightly to the south.
100i: Kirby was bringing up his in-
fantry and when he discovered that,
the rods were inclining to the south
he deployed the first Vermont on his
left, with orders to ascertain its front.
'He kept the Fitth'llegulars to make up
his right as soon as he knew. to what
extent the change of direction would
tend. Col, 'Cowles. who was trying to ,
feel out the blue's right suddenly hal-
ted his Center to await developments.
ICol. Kirby proceeded cautiously, as
‘he was uncertain of the strength
which was against him on the reds‘
left wing. lie dismounted a troop oi
Extra Fine Silk and
Neck, Priced
KIMONOS.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk. Connecticut
The Second Week of our Annual Summer Suit Sale
,or’ens A Human or! ADDITIONAL BARGAINS THAT eHow A LARGER AVERAGE SAVING
”THAN we HAVE EVER OFFERED.
Dainty White Serge Suits, former prices $20 to $25, now $10
Tailored Poplin Suits, Tao, Pink and Light Blue, reduced to $1. 50
Tan Linen Tailored Suits at $3 up. ‘
Pounce Coats were $15 and $16, now $7. 50 and $8. 50.
OTHER ITEMS IN THIS SALE ARE BATHING SUITS, ONE-PIECE LINGERIE DRESSES AND‘
Lingerie Waists, with the Popular Dutch
Very Low.
his cavalry and sent it to his extreme
right to flank the rods The real e11
counter came a little later when the
Vermonters, who were pushing for
ward slowly along the righway, ran
against the Maine regiment, which
was also moving carefully. Co. Kirby
on developing the strength of the
force in front of him, sent the Ver-
monters out on the extreme right, do.
signing to flank the Maine men.
Col. 'Cowles countered on this move
by diemounting Troops K and M. and
sent them out to divert the attention
of the blues on their right flank. As
the collision continued both command-
ers saw that Great Ring Hill was 3
11111111119 point. in] Kiri'iy ordered the
bill be taken. The tompnnies avail-E
able were. on the run tor it and for a
short time it looked as it the blues
would win out, As 1l1~y were going}
1111 the hill the Maine regiment. and a;
lot of tloopclsovere coming: out of 11‘
narrow wood road. Thor =aw lhel "t*\‘~
monlers not with a twlur Wont into;
nttion. iibdfg 'lug behind il‘iz‘fi and stonej
{w ails and finally so aiming up the hill.
The Voimouters had it) it‘ll 1st 1. and:
‘Col Kirby began his will h‘irsunl lonv
.‘ing the rods in possession 111‘ the hill
‘nml the turnpike vlhith Is an lmpor-I
Itaui artery stress the 011mm 11 part of
Ithe state-.1010 blues dr'wx in townrdsI
Ithbir center in falling back t‘onl'ful‘
EXpert “Scalp ,
Treatment
cure dandruff or money refunded.
Ask us about It.
Human Hair Goods at
prices.
The Holmes Millinery
3 Monroe Street.
reduced
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
11111 B.iiershfieldd180n Co.
294.
l
TII. 122 Water M.
Guaranteed to stop tailing hair and, ‘
that the reds might be in greater force;
.on either flank. Co. t‘wwles in tuition,
. 11 southerly direction is thought to‘
have a View in pillit‘iili‘d with the large:
forte which crossed the r11 er .11 Der
in effect the, puntture (‘ol Cowl 1
‘1'
FIRE ‘ ALARMS
'b)
ing in the blue.- lioopers who have
been in Huntington as a soieen to the
New Jersey regiments, which tor tw[0
days have been marching eastward to,
wards the river. _ 1
The hilly country over which the;
battle was ionzht today was excellent]
for extended work. having stretthes;
of woodland with or nsionnl opouglg:§~{3gn Sé‘” Franklin School
' spaces. The area had to be well- scout- I
rd During the rnoarement the, ambu
lance corps bud considerable brat-1i
( 81 \\ 0Tb. ‘
SOUTH NORWAL K FIRE ALARM
BOXED
Woorkg. Telephone for fire alarms
V
Mahackemo Hotel.
i-—.\Dny and Raymondb
Baal! it u Cotes-t Factory. private.
smiley-1' a Theatre.
Y—NOI‘WMR Hos
lit-Music Hall.
cooh l.
H:North Main and Ann Ste.
#1111 St. and Ba view Ava
'16:~x. orwuik iron orks.
€17 7—«l‘lcst A113. and Cedar St.
Sis—High School West Ave
21-— West St. and Taylor Ave.
23—— xi?!) Ave and Lowe St.
:24“ Chestnut and Hen Sta
lflh—xSouth Main and onroe Eta.
"tl-v-chinrztnn Ave and Austin St.
27~i~est and Elm Grove blu-
27...- _-... .w ..._. ....... .........__....... ._...... 1...
Meadow at:
il"-xli\l) Electric Works. State St.
I'M—XS 11113 and C18 St!
lib—x avilond and mm Sta.
Iii—xlnckvtood Mt:
Ill-ali‘alrileld Ave. and C dar 8t.
02 —Tu,vlor Ave and Scott St.
Hit—Woodward Aw and Men dew
The Live. _
Up-to-date .7
Merchant
with that
Satisfied
Expression
Lurking in
Hits 001111-
til—4'1 oodward and Lowndes Aves.
61-Golden Hill St. and Pllmwood Ave.
62w“. dehlnzton Ht. Brien
lid—Freight yard and Ann: v81 . private
iii-(«Norwslk Loch Co" or!
Denotes non interrerlng boxes.
1 Master box. from which the mun
her or any box can be sounded.
standard timo,1-
” One stroke at odd times. testing a.
no open
Two strokes after an alarm. fire out, re
calls department. 1-1
oThree allow IlI‘OIml. water to be shut
oAt ill: on p.11». each Wotan-day. a he:
ullad for test.
ire alarms for an. district also re-
cstvsd by telephone.
ll!
as" NORWALK ems ALA‘aM soxu
Fire headquarters. 00 Van Zant strut
Telephone 170
‘11: sent his tax alrx further south drii Fire Alarm nesoounners at Electrlr:
S—xWashinztun and North Main era. '
"81111511 and City Eotels T ~-
i3meoncord 81.. Concord and Lincoln?
Iii—South Main St, betvveen Grove as.
til—Burritt and Quinlan! Ave. and Wat. f
One stroke at 111 noon and I 11.11:. '
Tel. 36832.
.. m a..." «1... .1.
R... Alexander
meld guns, while that or the blues have
I
Mane—“- .
He 1
.iAdvertises
been converging towards a point some
'where west 11: the positions which the
reds attained an the result of 111111111111
victory over the right 11.111; or the,
‘ 111111111.
4 - The aviation squad was on 1.1.1111.
honoring expeditions during the inertia, f '
~ 1113, tlying user the camps slob ' ' '
reds are well-concentrated, the blues
imFltch School rivets .
tenance 113*b‘“l£"i‘vs.°1il”‘i1‘(:§””"lz° 1 31
to tail hack on then been at Dunbar,» ,, -' it a Y‘ n a“ 0" '-
' ' sum-l an Zandt l-Jt n0 0 tom A
Also buys .1111 sells secOnd-handedeherethey will hate the assistance or 18 the 219, *%HIflAW It"! “ROMSEI- vs.
a meat force of field artillery. U11 8 , 11 giggirnt 33131111111111 tits.
to this time the artillery has been non f " AV” ““1 ”It?“ ‘-
1 2 ast. John at. and iii lie Ave.
goonibatnui, but it will be ready for ac- uccess u: g fiesyiew auras and not at.
21 Raymond Station tomorrow. in all the movements 7 . Bu i ‘ 339:1: “Stimmm seconds 1
”W “r at the reds they 1111.. not disclosed a mess ’ 33“ “ Kggfigflfilmd gig? “I?" 3" ”13%;“
the whereabouts or number of their ‘ ’ 1 - await“: i '
a hen the eI
fiddly“... feigned; 11h: H
till be t, vs‘n. oi ”dragged” 1”“
11111111111011» mint a“
trio Alma“
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a same duality. .
., 1111 brushes, Heuneuy 31m, $1.75.
' tio‘u, but i will alternates aways You ,
Established 1865
H.Krieger & Co
West Washington Street
LAST. CALL FOR
Dresses
Come in and see the Dresses we
are giving away for
01.01.50, $2.50
White Dresses, slightly messed,
for $1. 50 and $2. 50
Some of them worth as high as 510
\‘ ‘s‘n‘ ‘\‘-\>‘\
”n " ’oidx’;
Gingham and Percale Dresses
for $1.00 and $1.50
Worth as high as $5.00
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Charge Accounts
opened with everybody on our
EASY PAYMENT PLAN you’ll
have no reason to complain of
the high cost of living.
We will Clothe You from Head
to. Foot on Credit Terms
at Cash Store Prices
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You can save money. 1 cont lid-1 ‘
Veriise anything that I cant make,
:22" ‘Efi-Wmi
a, -/-'. fl/Ui‘, flirt/’1
. ‘\‘ \‘x‘x‘x I! "1-: \‘fi‘
Buy a Panama Now
$6.50 for $8.00 quality.
good. Save you 20 to 40 per cent. , 03.86 170115.00 quality.
New 1 will prove to you. Schlitz Never out of style and the
Milwaukee Beer for 0150 case, 24. coolest hat for summer wear.
"Knox"
Straws are now:
$1.85 for $3.00 quality.
02. 35 for $3. 50 quality.
62. 85 for $4. 00 quality.
1 $3. 85 {or $5.00 quality.
'Sdme slightly damaged Straw”
‘ Hats at $1.00, more $3.00 to
M. ()0.
limit; tail to see those Suits
1111111111111 $10.00, were $15 00 to 1.
$18.00. 1
bottles. Well and Zerwerk Pllaeuer.‘
$1. 20. Nassau Pilsener. 0110 case.
lnterhoro. $1 00 case. Other kinds 11n-
ported beers Evans Pale Ale. line to-
ble Cream Ale. Clouaen and Flanagan
Cream Ale, $1.10 case. Dent rennet
our 111111111, tort. Sherry and Muscateli
1111 mo 1111. '111 worth 11 to. 11111111
is what you have been paying for the
Whishles from 82.00
vTantra-tine; $1.40; reset: Brandy, 85c;
' Bloc berry Brandy. 'Ziic: Apricot
Brandy, 8011. About 50 more other
11111111111111 outsider. lit-snatch and cor: 3
~ diets that are too numerous to 111111» ,. 1
from 100 to the on every,
purchase train 311:. mu
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