lu‘cun'rAINs.
awme, ETAMINES AND
scams. '
‘LAcs sun-mus '
, ‘500 to $2.50 a pair.
E K. BANKS
. Mlhlckcmo Hotel Block
South Norwulk
WEATHER FORECAST. I
For Norwalk and vicinity: Generally I
lair tonight and Saturday; not much
change in temperature; light to mod-
erate westerly winds. Showers have
been general during the last 24 hours
along the Atlantic want from Florida
to Maine. Light. local showers also
occurred from Kansas eastward across
the L‘ake region to New England.
There is. no well-defined storm area
this morning eust oi the Rocky moun-
tains, but slight disturbances are cen-
tral over Upper Michigan, Kansas and
Florida. The temperatures are slight-
ly above the normal east of the Miss-
issippi river. Frosts were reported
from Modena. Utah; Sheridan, Wyo.,
and Helena, Mont.
WEATHER A“YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 08; high, 83.
Partly cloudy.
Bromfleld‘s orchestra will furnish
music for dancing at. the Knob to-
morrow evening and a pleasant even-
ting is anticipated.
—-Fnll style tlerbies. O'Brien‘s. -
Mr. and Mrs. William N. Crew, of
South Norwalk, were at their home,
Sunday. Mr. Craw has bought the
Giles Bates place.—Ridgcbury corres
pondent of Ridgelield Press.
The Knob bus will run ever forty
minutes tomorrow, meeting the 1 o'-
clock from South Norwalk for the
convenience of the ladies who will
take part in the card contests.
~Confetti dance, Roton, tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Colon, of
28 River street. have returned from
a vacation trip to Purdy‘s Station, N.
Y. Mr. Cohen boasts of catching 117
boss and Mrs. Coles captured live. '
Mrs. H. J. Lippke, or St. LOuis, Mo.,
is the guest of her brother, Prosecut-
ing Attorney George H. Vosburgh, or
Putnam avenue. Mrs. Lippke was
i‘ormerly well known here as Miss K.
(lermond Vosburgh.
whitest solt hots.
O'Brien‘s.
Manager Hermon Jacobs, of the
Roton Point hotel gave out this morn-
ing that ,Roton would be open until
October let, this season, and that
these would be dancing lit the povll-. This note was oddresscdto the hotel
ion every night next week.
Miss Bessie Field, who has been vis-
iting with relatives in Boston, during
the past month, has returned to her
home and today is one of a party who
left on the Steamer Huntington for a.
sail to Huntington, 14.1.. and return.
“Confetti dance, Roton, tonight.
'system, and that there was little hope
Developing
and Printing
The best at work. Try us once and
you will always remember the place
for good work.
At Both Stores.
WM. P. BEERS
South Norwnlk. . Norwnlk.
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FAVFBIEDMAN TAKESPDI-
soII III THE sJIIATIIELII
(Continued Irom First Page:
Fuy Friedman, which was the name i
be registered under, \vnlkcd into The:
Strutfield yesterday afternoon, and tlf-;
ter registering, asked to be shown It,
room, He explained to the clerk thntI
he had no baggage. and only wanted}
the room for the day. lie paid for"
his bill in advance and was shown to:
a room on the third floor. About 11‘
o‘clock, or half an hour afterwards, it;
bellhop paseing the room door was ut-i
tracted by groups. Supposing that
thmlodger was ill be rapped on the
door. There was no response. He
tried to open the door but was unable
to. ‘
Ambulance called.
Manager Griswold was notified and
with the aid of a “pass key" the door
was opened. and Friedman was found
on the bed groaning-tin pain. A cell
was sent for the umbulunce,"und Dr.
W. H. Curley saw at the first glance
that the man was suffering from mor-
Iphine poisoning. He was beginning
to turn block and just. as the doctors
arrived in the room the patient
stopped breathing. The doctor lip-II
plied restoratives and the man wnsi
taken to the ambulance and hurried;
to St. Vincent's hospital. All the way i
to the hospital the doctor worked out
the patientnnd succeeded in almost,
arousing him to Consciousness. The'
hospital physician then took charge.
Later in the afternoon it was seen
:that the man was in very bad shape,
and that the poison had gotten into his
of his recovery. He died at 4 o‘clock.
I Premedltated Suicide.
it was apparently a case or premed.
itnted suicide. Dr. G. Skill Ford,
,the hotel physician, was one of the
first in the room after the beliboy hud
notified the manager, and he found an
ounce vial of morphine pills that had
been purchased at a local drug store.
There was also It Down ticket in his
packet which slmwed that the man
Iliad pawned n dress suit for $2 at
Peck’s pawn shop half an hour below
he got his room ut the hotel. it is
very probable that the mun wasi
driven to pawn his dress suit to list
be money to hire a room,- as no
money was found among his eii’ects.
management: ' ‘i «
“My nddres! is“ 212 East 726 street,
New York city. Telegraph this at
Once to Lou Friedman. My name ”is
Fay Friedman." _
There were several other notes, one
addressed to his brother, Louis Fried
man, at the nbove address, and the
other to Mrs. Hand. care all Mlntz and
Co. South Norwalk. The contents or
Music Hall will noon, on Septem-
ber 16th, with a. motion picture show ,
to be continued [throughout the new and said that M“ Friedman W53 5
son under the mhnuxoment at the “all“ “BRO". whom she had met an
I the same 1“” ”ONO". Silo could, not tell why
Will open he had taken poison.
I Undertaker domes Rourke sent sev- .
anng the two houses throughout the ”“1 dispatches ‘0 1N9?" York last ,
season. This will sflord the theatre slight. but had not renewed replies '
going public an opportunity to. enjoy
both motionwpictures and vsuuovillo. ~
Music Hall Company. On
date the some company
Hoyt’s Theatre with vsudovllle,run~
urns out cups. O’Erien’l.
.1 ”humus. , ‘
ain‘slrvsisdoc
H . _ . : ‘ , W I“
W W. R. Austin. of Woodward avenue.
, , . ' III spending this week in mutiny.
16 m“ W «fulfil. soloist Tycoon”? oil“, _
this note was "Como at once."
I Mrs. Hand was located by telephone
from them. .
, pecsnsed was about 35 years old.
and was Well dressed. He was un-
‘ ‘ ' patently a traveling man. '
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,, where be “demonstrating a batons"
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QUALITY g
()ne of the notohlorthy points of our store is, its Solid Reliabll.
ity. Our High Quality, Our Low Prices, our large and well select-
ed stocks, are facts not theories.
‘(loilins' Quality has long been accepted by kilOWIne furniture
buyers as the standard of merit; if an article is here it's good.
We huve leitht’uliy considered the lurniture needs and offer a choice
line of sensonubic furniture that will bring brightness and comforts
to the home. ‘
7i. J. Collins 81 CO. *1 ,
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AN IMPEDIMENT IN THE SPEECH IS BETTER THAN I‘MPEJDI-
MEN‘T IN THE THOUGHT.
Any poultry keeper who thinks he can do half as well with-
out Bonnle Home Ground Feeds certainly has an impediment. in
his thought. Poultry raisers everywhere Bonnie Feeds.
There's a feed for every need, Bonnie Chick Feed, Bonnie Growing
Feed. Mash Feed. Scratch Feed.
prai se
MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom—
ers-Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
Concrete, Cement, Flag
IliCurb 8. Gutter Reset
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summer. '
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DAVID w. RAYMOND
Funeral Directm- Embalmer
19 No. Maln 3h. 80. Norwnlk‘
Residence. 6 Washington at.
‘- Telephone at office—430.2.
Telephone at house—493.
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KRYPTOK
more 31-17004!
svss sxmmso FREE
AND cusses GUARANTTED
Open Monday and fiaturduy evenlngu.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwaik.
Feuwick Optical Co.
S p e c i a I
$1.50
Fountain Syrings
890
Guaranteed for Two Years.
The Clifford Pharmacy
WALK
Old Walks Recovered
QIGrading. Excavating, Team Work
RAYMOND BROTHERS ‘
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NORWALK.
,O. B. Jackson
Optician
. Everythingin the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
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The “New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chlroprttctlc is the science or the
cause of the (linens and the art of ad.
lusting the some. Diseases are caused
by It wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood II
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later his in the dillerent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause 0'.
this disease and pain. and health Is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism, Paraly-
Esis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dill»
PHONE “Ir 2
eases are given special attention; also
zCurvoture ol the Spine. You will
. never regret giving Chiropractic I
chance to help you.
, T. FRANCIS, D. C.
04 WASHINGTON 81'. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatment. Given Also
Automobiles to Rent
.By the hour. day or week. Our ohaudeurs are all skilled and core-
iul men.
SEE THE 1913 MODEL MOYER CAR. Now ready for immediate do.
livery. ‘
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 681-! NORWALK, CONN.
ICE CREAM
THE BEST IN TOWN
HAVE. YOU TRIED m ‘
We have our new machine working now and are making good
ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt.
RUN DLE’S BAKERY ”
NORWALK. ' nor NORWALK.
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The Paris Cloak .3. Suit House
5.5 Main St. Stamford. 33 80. Main so, south Norwalk
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Think what you save in this clearing shim, We will carry no
THE RECREATION TOURS.
Block Inlandws-day tours $11.50
i Saturdays, Aug. 24th, 315st.
.Atlantlc City-54in tours ‘... $2i.00
‘. Mondays, Aug. 26, Sept. 9. 16th.
{White Mountains—Sony tours $25.00
I Mondays. Aug. 26. Sept. 2nd.
Bermuda—Q-day trips $41.50 up
Saturdays, Sept. 7. 14, 28th.
\ AUTUMNAL TOURS.
lWhlte Mountaino—G-day trips $21.50
. Mondays. Slept. ii, 16th. Accommo-
I (lotions Sinclair Hotel, Bethlehem.
Niagara Fallo—4-dayl' trip .. 031.00
Saturday. September 7th.
Niagara Falls. St. Lawrence River
I find Montreal . ...... . ..... . $41.50
Saturday. Sept. 7th, ddsys trip.
Washington, D. C. ..... . ..... . $24.00
October 14th and 21st, l‘v-day trips.
Gettysburg, Luray Caverns and Wuh-
Ington. D. C. ..... $32.00
October 12th. 6-days‘ trip.
For descriptive circular of all tours
cell on G. W. Harris, at depot, or ad-
dress The Recreation Tourist (30..
191 Orange St, New Haven.
SUMMER TIMETABLE
0n and alter Monday, June 17, 1912.
the new not commodlous
STEAM ER HUNTINGTON,
Capt. William “G Young, will run In
Iollows: More Huntington tor Nor-
Waiit Mondays and Fridays at 0:46 a.
m. not) 2.30 r. m. Leave Norwalk for
Huntington Mondays and Fridays at
8:45 mm. and 5730 p. m. Excursion
tickets .50 colltn. Single taro lo'oentl.
Children, r. to 12 years. excursion 35
cents. Single tare. 25 cents. Poisson»
cars from Norwslk by 8:45 a. in. boat
will have tour hours at Huntington.
Our summer soheduloglvell the peo-
ple of Connecticut an outing on the
new and commodious stenmor'lluut,
ingtou across the sound and over one
of the finest sheets of water in the
world, Huntington Bay, with scenery
unsurpassed. Parties or 10 or more
Good Green Corn
Green Lima Beans
Tomatoes, per quart
Potatoes,perpeck...... .........................
Peaches, per quart ............... . .....................
Sweet Potatoes, per peck ......... . ........ . ........ ..
20 NORTH MAIN IT.
old trapper. accompanied by Peter Pet.
arson. mode the trip from Sun Fran-
cisco, Alaska. three thousand miles,
in a seventeenston buy scow iortysix
years old. '
dill-merits against three county
cluls, two former olilciuls and three
contractors and supply men lor null»
renounce, conspiracy and fraud were
returned by a Grand Jury which line
been at work since last April on II
court house scondsl.
the Protestant Episcopul Church, who
Is memoir-uh:w years old, is chopping
down oak trees for exercise during but
vacation. '
Illnl nnivcrsnry oi the muster Into the
tjnitod States service of the 124th lie
gluteni, New York Volunteer lnl'uutry.
known its the "(‘lrnngo Blossoms," was
oelebrulod hero.
on; attended.
mas. luvs
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”Scuth Norwalk Dry Goods Co.
A , Few . Specials For
SaturdayandMonday
' 0 My, ‘
A dandy line of 69c SHIRTS only "25c
75c SHIRTS—Ail swell patterns, at . .................... ~ ..... . 39's
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Only Two to a Customer.
MEN‘S ALL SILK HOSE—bile value, at ......... . ....... 25:; MI
The best TRUNKS on earth and we are not ashamed to sell them
the best on earth. Special today and Monday $2.98, $3.98, $4.98"
NEVA SLIP WAIST HOLDER 0R SHIRT WAIST GRIP-«lust look"
at it ................ . ........................ . ........... . 100
A dandy line of 4 INCH TAFFETA SILK RIBBON. all colors; 10c va
lue. Sale ......................... . ......... L ........ 12 1-20 .
NO. 9, 12 and 16 BLACK VELVET RIBBON—Big value at 300. Our
special ................................................... 251:.
Big job of BLAN'KETS we will put out while theywlnst at ..... 450
2 Lot ................................. 75c. $1.00. $1.50 and $2.00
350 LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTSar—Ynlue $1.00. Today and Mo
day . 55o.
Moment Dry Goods Co.
28, 30 and 32 South Main Sir ‘
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What‘s your “system" of judging a car? it no-
complishment counts with yen more than lushiou's
fickle fancies—you‘ll throw prejudices to the
winds-and judge the Ford on its merits. It‘s
the one car that. has stood all the tests, S. L.
Benedict, agent, 98 South Main street.
GET YOUR PEACHES FOR CAN NING wow.
....... . ....... 5c-
..... nun-cl.
. 35‘
Home Musk Melons, Oranges, Cucumbers, Squash. Beets.
TELEGRAPHIC TICKB.
SAN sunscreen. Cal.——~H. 0. Sim,
was killed and ten persons were in
jurcd, live seriously, when an elevate
{cll trout the top floor of a sevenpto
building to the basement. As tho on
struck the safety cushions below it re.
bounded twu doors, then settled I“,
wrecked hoop. The car droppedjust
utter the door wus closed at. the top
floor. The operator made Irontlc _
forth to check it. but could not. The,
cause of the ucchleul has not been d M
termiuod.
PH 1 LA I) El II ’1"! I A , Imeohn
Rm'kclollel‘ soul It letter to the ’R
c’l‘oller Family Association, holdln
clubih reunion bore. expressing rs"
that he couldl not. nttouli.
wwworw ’
BAPTIST) PRAYER MEETIN ‘
Rev. Mr. HuFon Thank. Found
at M Boohouo.
”liter: within large attendance
llnpthit prutTr meeting last nigh
CLINTON. lowu. ~— Thirty-one in-
llm‘
ST. 1.03mi}. Mr.,«-Bluliop Tuttle, of
oceans. N. YMThG sumivconion-
pastor spoke on the "interrupted
and many took purl.
or Miltilliig,‘)
the service. . _
At the claim of the meeting the
One hundred surviv-
iinljl‘lliioltlii, Mnmliecuuuo noisy
Suits, Dresses. Costs, Skirts, Waist: over into the next season. We .
" prefer to close out what we have, loll on a lien rather than ”have
them left on hand. .Tho woman, shrewd motion to time ahead
and invest a dollar where it will do who most load will at once moc-
aim in this unit the opportunity to supply her alcohol needs at u, do-
oidod roving. ‘ f '
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ITIONS;
nos o‘t burlront'you mitht
‘ Its-limo» and
’ our Menthol;
doors '
can more nrranxomants with tho osp-
tsin to stop at Valley (trove; ‘
Lunches and meals served on the
boat by competent atowsrd.
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u_-.-,Ial,l,l Q,K,I,II,I‘DI n'l_—.
Tholleed syn.
"j iEI'éctficaI (lo. ‘
”I‘m Only Fully Equipped
., solo-most ill-lor-
.In W VOW.
Aurotu‘ m
b‘l n s I11»;-
A. :‘uja'utu;o:.';'-j-111I1IIUI‘
motorboat; have driven crabs into
deeper wmr and because grout num-
bers of female crabs have been caught
during the spawning moon. the crus-
tocolms will be worse next season.
are Mr. Essie, of the Bhell Fish Com.
mission. '
PHILADELPHIA, rewritten ills
_ will of William Hawkins, who died in
1910, was finally otter for probate
sight families in Ciel-in mourn round
that he had bequeathed to them the
houses In which they lived.
omens, Aloskswindlouc have
bronchi. word to For: HnPth‘Ifill that
, tho)? Round museum on It tree
tor took one slou to thank theistic“:
Christuin
Scouts. ,
Mr. Hartley thanked ”the mom
of the shut h for this token of
”Precious and spoils of the , ,
to outlook h r the winter workout .
Norwalk Chronicler