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3 S \NITARY BAKERY ‘
35 South Main. Street,
~ ii solicit the continuation ob your pa-
. Nothing 'but the best pro-
ducts'wlll he uttered made from pure
EE ingredients in a strictly Tsanitary
E shop.
Mrs. Ehenheer Fitch. ‘ ‘
.» Mrs. Erenmr Bitch died suddenly
at. her home in Weston this morning. .
The cause of death was heart tailors.
Mrs. Fitch was seventy years. of one.
She is survived 'by one son 'ii‘rsnit C.
Fitch. one daughter. Mrs. W Gregory.
or Newtown avenue, and one sister
Eliza June Buckley. The funeral ar-
rangements have not been completed.
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Death 611 Mrs. 'Heidorn.
Mrs. Harriet J . wife of Fred J.
Hetdorn, died at her home. Hope street
Springdale isaturday morning. Mrs
Heidorn died Ibeen ill of typhoid lever,
and her condiltion had «been serious
v loan alias
for some time; She is survived by
The Holmes Millinery
Human HairGoods
Dressmaking and
Remodeling
TELEPHONE 405
3 MONROE 81".
two daughterli. Mrs. Wallace Clark
and Mrs. John Fitzgerald. moth . of
Stamford. The «funeral service was
held at Emmanuel Chapel, Springdale,
Monday. at 2:30 p. 111.
F. ‘J. Mulcahy
BRI'DGEPO-RT. Conn, August 20:—
Frank J. Mulcahy, vice-president and
general manager of the Crane Valve
(10., died in St. Vincent‘s hospital
yesterday from appendicitis. His
death had been expected almost con-
tinuously since the operation a week
ago Saturday: For many years he was
prominently identified with the Crane
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Hazelton
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BRACKEN
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81 Washington St.
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Notice
wu 13111110111
'15 Fort srreoi. lanai
Norwaiik. is paying lo 11 lb. ior runs.
and also extra
metals
prices for
Ein largo ououlltieu. ("lop-
per 1213: by brass, 81-; lead. 3 1-20:
Mock tin. 1151- UL; auto tires, tic li1,,
except duke-d and skinned. and featlwr
been mortally. Write postal or tele-
phone til. ‘
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Separate Chairs
A full line of
well made and stylish
re in wide variety.
miortnblc.
rhiiuro.
" ascend hand furniture
fought and exchanged
M Gutkowsky
wdehinnton :1. Tel.
and eleven
shook} practice systematic sa
‘ we cornea.
A dollar starts
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’- 195 Washington St.
or every corner of the house are
419‘ 'ru. sate
mg the Many Reasons Why
Eran a lime deposited 11va pay 111‘. Word
treats. and drawing interest, will protect you trouble across.
The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water It.
interests in Chicago, coming here in
1905. Mr. Mulechy was a native of
Cleveland. Ohio. the son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Mulnchy, who survive
him. He was born' in 18.59. Besides
his aged parents, his widow. who was
Miss Belle‘Piace. of Chicago, two sire
tore, the Misses Nellie and Mollie.
and 0nd brother William. alibi Cleve-
land, survive him.
TOWN COURT CASES.
Judge Tammany Busy with Several
Offenders This Week.
WAhh STREET, ii. a. thherefl
was a ”demand for specialties in the
first hour. especially those embrac-
this this copper and tndelpen .
companies. Leading issues called to
hold their early improvement,
WALL STREET, Noon ”Activity in
hoppers and shares of the smaller
titles! companies was the dominatinx
mature at todeys heavy operations
on the stock Exchange. Traneaotions
in Amalgamated and Anaconda at ris-
ing prices were vastly groatér than
combined dealings in such leaders as
Steel. Union Pacific and Reading. A
Jew oi! the equipment stocks, notably
Westinghouse, were also in demand.
but the speculative favorites, moved
within narrow limits. Their sluggish-
ness pointed to an lilorose or ‘hearish
sentiment among professional traders
who seemed disinclined to take up the
minor securities. BOnds were steady.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m~Canudlan
Pacific expedited heaviness falling on
1% points. Coppers were sustained at
their best prices, but other shares
were neglected.
TRIAL OF LOEWE
BASE P08TPOIIEB
HARTFORD, Aug. 20.-The trial of
the famous Danbury hatters' case in
the lUuiled States District Court. was
postponed this morning until next
Monday on account. of the death of
Miss Beach. at 11\‘ew Haven, Monday
night. The iadyu was. a sister of John
K. Beach senior touusel for the do
icndauts T he title of the case is D E.
.mewe & Company. against liaitin
Lawlcr and others.
Judge James L Martin ot‘EBrattleN
hero, Vt was on the bench and 38 jur
ms were present. Judge Mulliollautl.‘
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South Norwalk end of the Town Court
which did not come to trial this morn-l
WILL CLOSE OUT OUR
Women’s White
$3.00 AND $3.50 GRADE
for $2.50 81 $2.75
MAX LEVY’S
use WASHINGTON 37.. emcee
souri-i fiNqRWALKn
ling but will probably be IlE'Ritl this
Afternoon by Judge William 14‘. Tam
Emany.
1101113. 31111112 and William ItiOiiahan
Eucre arrested by Officer 10111111
NU'BUCK Shoes Smith. last evening charged with ENC-“3.1a mp jut-y will next “end 1\
drunkenness '1iid panhandling
Ellie complaint of loscpll Lee.
mtu \VU‘e picked up in Water airfloet
a highway which is rapidly degancrat
lips!!!)
Thoi E
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of Toledo, one pi" the (Oililta‘t’l for the
def cndauts. mowed lo1 11 poniponomontE
on account of the death of Miss Beut‘hl
which had piexemid Attorney Heath
E from being present. Daniel Davenport
of Bridgeport of counsel ioi Lotue &
Company offered no objoitions under‘
the cilcumsianoee and Judge Martin
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at 11 oclor‘ .1
the plaintiffs in the oriuiiiai tr.;ial
Willi i1 ouupiod sou-1119911 weeks were
11 111 ardod damugt s of $3! 11110 lilo award-
int; and should be elfectilely (loaned! Inf the jury being; 111 blul under theE
’ out.
iit-ujumlu \ichyneu was arrested by
Captain .1. Harry Gibson. charged with logcd it is understood 11111 under tthTomatoes
_ drunkenncks
E‘prmlsious of the Sherman .1111i T'-iust
{law in viz-w of Con pii'aiy being 11-1;
decision 01‘ the Uni'ud States Supreme;
Howard Bogmdus was arrested on '(loui'.t which ordered a new trial. the
the bridge by ()iiicer lohn id. Roy
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Sale on Walk- Ove
Oxfords All Styles
and Sizes
M. Josem 81' Sous
Two Stores.
1 Benton Stu
Ectiuspii'uiy alienation must he susiaiu- i
E00103. charged Mill drunkenness and cd in the case of each defendant. lhisi
r E breath of the peace
and Danny
E‘lllil‘lllllg in court
Cohen and Nehemiah
still at it,
Earound.
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Aliorneis
RICH YOUTH KILLS HlMSELF.
BOSTON, Aug.
iycar-old Daniel Shields
.rNow York, grniidncphcw of the.
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Bargains
Ladies’ Oxfords
and Pumps
George Keeler’
Shoe Store
159 Washington St.
BRIDGE
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the fourth
’l‘oui'aiuo hotel
died instantly
' winded in
'iashiouulile
at 1 col. lie
;cr'ialion due to an attack ot’ ollllepuy
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:tour with his remain.
The cases of l uigi Apecelll and loe the deiondams.
all procedure is iollownd tile 11'
John last many months.
Candee were Ehegun in 1903 there were 240 defer.
When Dress time came. dame. About titty of that number have
20.~—T\\'enty-ihree~ _
Gunning. 01“
late:
illirs. Leland Stanford, who left him a
iierge fortune, and nephew of Col. (i. :
P. Lawton, prominent financially and
Esoclnliy in New York, killed himself‘
iSuuiiuy afternoon by plunging out of u
slory‘of iho
lo the
The
youth is mad not one (muniltled while widouor. 11nd I31
:llt' 1111s suffering from a iciiipornn alr' children, xmflue.
is the claim of the leading tounsel for
it Sikh a course oil
it'll will.
When the suit was
Eileen maimed from the case by death:
and other causes
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33R!) DEGREE MASON DEAD.
BRIE: H‘ZPURT, 001111., Aug. 20.~-—
. Jesse B (‘oi".uv.cll for many years sec-
Err-tar v and treasurer of the Cornwtll &
Patterson (“11.1mm he roilied from no
live business. two years also, died at
11111 iiritiroz on hospital watching, at
tor 11 long illness of intestinal trouble.
I Hi “as 111' ruiiueut in tanking and bus
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and 11 'i.lrd degree Mason. He was a
sur \ ivorl by three
Dorothy M . and
diamante L‘morxmeil lie was .1 natlvE'e
Young (tanning was on a 11111101111ng licildluu, (701111.
Daniel lAiiIerp
i1.uw1on, accompanied by a valet eudl
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i sure way to lose health in Ily try-
chauffeur Gunning and Lawton weie 1 inn 1.. amp thug at meals taking only
8 inseparable companions 011 the deatli‘lo minutes for luncheon, with mind
lol‘ ilunuiug'a parents when he was 11 “mm on huglnefla problems.
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little boy. (fol. inwion became
will) youmi Lawton.
salt with
R Alexander
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mobile tires on in:
print-11
iuruiiure.
R. Alexander
vine is the sure protection it givesEE E
an account in .
Be Sure to Con»
before you sell \oilr rugs. rubbers,
mutant llmlt‘l’ii. leather buds and auto
pays highest
also buy» and sells second handed
111 its mend st.
and It was to cud
summer homi- ul Sai‘uiogu Springs.
Philadelphia.
1111111111 are years old.
man have a dinner at
State; hotel
friends. it cost 11.0011. Among
'iiies.
a in
TRUflK AND mil MIBGlNG.
his.
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noiiety not in New YUl‘Li 1161111111 and
llin paicntu left him n
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Emailed by the Iii‘quuui from hire. to Emilia in physical bankruptcy.
land Stanford of $21.11 000 on his coin l
in; or nus. and ”50.000 more which lie 1 attaining io iii-up up iiiiilt‘fll‘l‘m‘ie
was 111 have inherited when be 111qu
guests Were lieiijnmin McKee. grand-E
, son or the late President Harrison.
and other youths of prominent ism
HiiitlTOL. Aug. Rowlsliiet or l’olle’e
Beiden is hunting for a tin trunk in
The how always on
Their itinerary the stretch soon loses its spring and
planned 11 trip through the Berkshires, E elasticity.
111. Col. Lawton'eE
By using more force each day than
nature Kt‘liitl‘lili‘ii.
iiy turning night into doll: by 10°
complex living.
By drawing more out or the pl1_\'-ei
on 1 bank than is deposited. which to
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lay (ll rerouting
l liy theya reading medical ntiver
(in attaining his maioi‘liy the young ilsemnnts and medical bonito which
the United describe \our symptoms.
in Suratoga too few
the and no play
By taking lite seriously. all work
By not adapting diet to vacation.
ii? 11 hot temper. jealousy, critical.
nagging. scolding disposition.
By looking for trauhle. unfavorable
thing. about your physical condition.
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Janitor Themed charted Murphy, of
22 West Washington St.. South
‘ sex. with whom he was a. prime favnor
ite.
iueae circles. 11 well knoun ciuiuuan. El
By not taking a little outdoOr reore- ‘
guardian. and he grew 11p side by side ‘ ntion every 033'.
symptoms. imagining all sorts of
which use 1220. 11mm that in 11' Pull:
Wording house last nightmare mil.
held 11 countries gathering. Two or the
boarders had used up was between
tile-1e to seed to relatives in Poland.
John Alexandreriteh savior eats all
the Center school. in tension: the
school grounds in preparation for the 1
[all opening. which is only two weeks
tram today.
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OFFERS A NUMBER OF ADDITI
THAN we rows. eves owrzaeo.
Extra Fine Silk and
Neck. Priced Very Low.
Dainty White Serge
Tailored Poplin Suits, Tao, Pink and Light Blue, reduced to S1. 50
. Tan Linen Tailored Suits at $3 up '
Pounce Coats were $15 and $16, now $7.50 and $8.50.
hibrwdlk's‘ Leading DEV Goods Store 3
3 and 5 Gazettetbullding, Norwalk. Connecticut
The Second Week of our Annua
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ONALBARGAINB THAT SHOWA LARGER AVEEEAGE SAVING
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Lingerie Waists, with the Popular Dutch
Suits, former prices $20 to $25, now $10.
OTHER ITEMS lN THIS SALE ARE BATHING SUITS, ONE-PIECE «LINGERIE DRESSES AND
KIMONOS.
The Beers Meat 81
Provision Co.
13- 15 Main Street, Norwalk
Norwalk
Phebe at Both Stores
Sp ecials forToday
Rib Lamb Chops 16c
Loin Chops - .20ci
Forequarters 10c
Calves Liver 20c
Salt Pork 14c
Bluefish 12%cj
Large Canteloupes 10c
qt 5c
Blaine Miller ulio leaves FairileitlE
Bomb for Mercerberg Academy today,2 3 ,
Was gheu a farewell pariv last night:
by a number of his friends. Mr. Zilli-
ler is one of the most popular young
men on the heat l1 and his smilingE
countenance and congenial manners
will be sorely missed by the gentler
Andrew J Collins. oi the firm of A E
T Collins and Company was operatedi
Eon .it the Norwalk Hospital yesderdayi
afternoon by Dr \illiiam J. Tracey“
assisted by Dr. Robert M. Rolfe ior
lappchntlicitis Mr Collins is reported;
Eto be doing as uell as tould be ex-
peeled
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in Wood a drug store loo c\pecis to‘
go back to school in the tall
ADVERTlBE YOUR SUMMER COT
TAGE NOW
nei Went Advertisements to secure.
the household help has 5 ttie timel
for other ihlnes.
rus‘rnuru.
l prove it to you. i opened lhei
F‘amily Liquor Store just three
months ago i started with one team.
and we are busy. This shows that nE
good many people take advantage oh
my low prices. 1 don't give stumps or !
tickets for return. but i give you the
club when you bill of me 1 nature
you that you will save 20 to 40 per
cent on all the goods we sell. On ev-
ery bottle goods you can save from
1011 to 2.111 on bottle. On Wines.
Sherry. Port, Muscat-ii $1.01) gallon,
worth $1.50. iutcrbmo liner. $1.00:
case. iii bottles. Nassau i’ilseneh.
411.10 cane. W. and 2.. 81 lb case.
latchlita lieer. $1.50 case. (trauma and
‘ll‘lounuuun Cream Ale. $1.10 Owen
to and other imported Ales and
user. All kinds of Ala or Beer
bottled at brewery. Cordial Gin “and
Whiskey at very low prices. Table-
tllaret. 1111c gallon. You can't buy the
some thing for less than 31.00.
Game and give us a trial and satisfy
yourself. Fine Sparkling Wine. to 00
case or 31.00 nettle; worth I2 so We
deliver to your home. delay.
Tel. 801%»: 6r postal card will do.
connection with any other piece. This
111 the only nines that. i do business.
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The woman who relies upon Semi . . ,
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Today i have three teams to deliverl
JGORHA'l
“i some 01 Education. in spending a row
Walaanuala'n ad"/./‘/~ anew/a
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Established 1863 Established 1868
H.Krieger& co.
West Washington Street
Don’t fall to attend our
ale of Great
Bargains
Stodks are very limited,
and first comers get first
choice.
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Lawn 81 White Lawn Waists
go at 50s.. E
Dresses for 75c, $1.25 8. $1.50
worth as high as $5.
Boys’ Wash Suits for 39c.
Sweaters at Half Price.
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Shapes'for 50c, former values
up to $5.
House Dresses and Wrappers
for 50 Cents,——— and a host
of other Bargains throughout
the store.
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E Futi; WElTPORT PROBATE
COURT.
An appeal from probate was tiled
the superior court. yesterday by
Nelson Bradley (lorliam, of Norwnlk,
Elbert N. stoperly. oi Westport ill. .i.
SHIRT-S
There never was ~11 better
time to stock up on Shirts,
Shirts of Quality. than at prea-
out.
Just note these prices:
81.15 for our 31 iii) grotto.
$1. 45 for our 3'00 grade.
$1165 for our $2.50 grade.
$1.85 for our :3. 00 grade.
$2.65 for out so. 50 grade.
Just note, also. that they are "
all guaranteed last colors.
SOFT COLLARES . . 1%; 2511, 500
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Geronimo! Yonkers. and Sarah E.
Mandevlle. oi Danbnry. The appeal
is taken from tim- decision or the pro-
bate court in admitting the will of
Ellen Gotham. of “lumen. The com-Z
plnlnants are relatives and heirs of
the teeintrix and they. are aggrieved
by the probate court's ruling. The up-
pool is returnable to the September
term or court.
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Aaron Tanners. a. 1.011.111.1111”.
traveller and lecturer at the lien York
days at the home or his housing Mrs.
‘ i). Gottiieb of '18 instilled street. Al-
: though a young man, Mr. Tanner; has
a roe rd as an inn
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