We» m: honor.“
‘thousht he was shot?"
ho 1m. lodge i31.11.1141 m
"halogen 111s trombone at the 1 .'
pliers . tutosmnn
A woman Whorcan than can lino
Ilfll.
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'Ovcr 2900 tons of Coal...
Coal that‘s fit to burn...
:U.nload_ed at our yards
During the I‘past three weeks,
36 South Main stunt.
X- oolloii. the continuitio’n of your pu-
tronage. Nothing but the lbost uro-
ducto will .be uttered, made from pure
ingredients in a strictly sanitary
JOHN RAIHS
The Holmes Millincry
‘ Human HairGoods
‘Drcssmaking and
Remodeling
. ‘ Aitunpi Manolo Kill him 01111-
‘ SANITARY BAKERY '
.«pliplll-hliiilrbdly through I
campaign of Sentinel, Wuii
nulls by Malian Enemies
An attempt was made last night
about 9 o'clock on the lite of John
Connelln, of Dorian. lI-iie home was
«brokén into by another when and
three shots fired at random within.
None found their intended victim, luck-
ily. The Work isibelieved to he that
or the Black Hand Society and Con-
stable Hanl’ord Smith is working out
the problem today. ’
The troublolis thought to have stars
ed over some “No Trespssulng" signs
erected by Councils on the property
he rents, although this supposition has
not been verified by the authorities.
it is said that the man who tired the
shots wnruod Councils some little
time ago that he would be killed. but
.as that worthy is under corer today
he had not been seen by the authopi-
11138111) to press time.
About nine o'clock a man stenlthily
walked up on the Councils. front
1mm of Monitor JIM". .
. Buddha impressive were the tuner-
oi services. which shield yesterdoy .
otterpoon, over the reunion of Bus-
sell ill. James, son 0: Mn.
'Rev. Louis B. Howell. pastor of
131. Paul’s church ohlcistod.
vices we‘re largely attended by the .
friends and sympathizers‘ of the four .
iii! of the little bolt. ‘
The floral pieces were many and
beautiful, which showed the respect
the people had for the boy. The poll-
bearers were «Stephen Bray, Ralph
may, Walter Bray. and Howard War-
den. Burial was in Riverside ceme-
tery. '
Mrs. D. H. Miller.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of Mrs. D. H. Miller'wlll be held
from the Sacred Heart Church, in
Georgetown, tomorrow morning at 10
o‘cdock.
0
Funeral of Mrs. Greenwood.
The funeral of Mrs. Florence J.
Greenwood. wife of Richard B. Green-
wood, who dled si Fall-field Beach, was
held at 10:30 o'clock from the. Fulrfield
and, hire. .
William iii James. of ii .Wilton ove— :
1 nus.
Th“ Wra- "
Norwalk's Loading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Buildup. Norwalk, Connecticut
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Now for the Jam and 1e: ly Season
Cut prices in the Basement on Canning Supplies.
All the Standard Makes of Fruit Jars.
Mason’s pts. 01' quarts doz 50c. .
“E. Z.” pts. doz.700 qts. 79c, Lightning pts. doz. 90c qts. $1. 00
Tin Jar Fillers 4c ,Large Preserving Kettles 59c. Fruit Presses 19c
Jar Rubbers all kinds . doz. ,7c, Basting Spoons 4c Wax Paper.
roll 4c, Jelly Tumblers doz. 19c, 24c.‘29c, Parawax for seal-
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TELEPHONE 405 3 MONROE ST.
y' A1111 more to follow.
C, No‘ihinine yet is near
1. And none expected.
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
V No higher prices here
And none projected.
S This is the busiest corner
In this busy little city.
The rush is on!
E _ n
.7“ TRUTH The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co.
.» i move it to )0“. i opened the
' Family Liquor Store just three‘i 1-... 29; 122 w“... u,
months ago i started with one rLoam
porch, demanded entrance. and upon Episcopal 0mm?) this morning The
being refused by grim silence, broke in remains were later token m Brooklyn
the gloss 0f “16 (1001- 00111191111 laid l where interment .3511 ensue this after-
low and when the supposed Black' noon at. Greenwood cemetery.
Handcr dcmdnded that he come i‘orih, _....._‘-
uttered not 11 sound. Dirccily follow- Miss Carrie Parkinson,
IIIIing 8c, Jcll Bags 250.
*tunnssrnn
I .:. .o-c'o'. ... e... “31.; 1:"... r. .5!- ‘35?! l’ ‘ 4.4.4
ing the edict that Coniiellu conic Miss Currie, Parkinson, n native of "J‘r'h'fi'fi'w '- 1 J¢¢¢W¢é¢¢$¢¢¢¢¢¢¢+J 3' ..-'~"-‘5’:'9i-'?- "' ”
,iorih, the intruder opened tire. and Wilton, died in a New York hOSPlW . ‘ - ,.
lthroe revolver shots rang out, the Saturday morning after years (if Suf' 128(3thth 1863 ESIablIShed 1868.
lbullets lodging in various parts of 11181 ierluu. Mia-15 Parkinson had been on
house- lnvnlid from mirth. and with her sister
With this. the gunman vnmoosed, earned the si‘mllftllli’ and SWIM)” M
and. going up into the woods ui 1he3W1hou residents. by their industry
.bnck of the 41011119. filed two more l and sturdy lndepeudcme With Lllt‘li‘
lshois low'aid the house neither doing” Wli. owcd mother who who also an in-
imorc carriage iliun their predocossors, \nlld. lliey condncicd a laundry with .
save 10 increase the icnr of Councils considerable sucwss, and after the
find lo ui'uc lillll deem-r into soil.11slou mother's death almui five years ago
Those “ho know 1 01.39.13 any that l ioniiuucd the business themselves. 11an
111.. 15 :1 hard- working llllJOl‘E‘X‘ and 110‘ ill Elise Currie-s ill health necessitated!
HlKrieger 8. co.
' West Washington Street
.1..»*x¥‘x»u}»»»»
_ Today I have three teams to deliver!
and we are busy. This shows that a
good many people take advantage of
any low prices. 1 don‘t give stamps 01'
Michele for return. but i give Iyou the
cash when 3011 buy of me.lassure1
you that you will save ‘JO to 40 per
cent on all the goods we sell. 011 ev-
ery bottle goods vou (an saie lrom
me no 2:30 on bottle. on “local
Sherry. Port, Muscstcl $1. 00 gallon. [
north $1. 50. Interboio Beer. $100;
case. 24 bottles. Nassau Pllseneh,‘
$1.10 (nine. W. and 2.. $1.15 easel
Schlitz Beer, $1. 50 case. Clauses andl
Flannugan Cream Ale. $1.10. Owen
Ale and other imported Ales and,
Laser. All kinds of Ale or ii erl
Mottled at brewery. Cordial. Gin and
Whiskey at very low prices. TabloI
Claret, 65o gallon. You can't buy the
some thing ior less than $1. 00
Come and give us a trial and satisfy
yourself. Fine Sparkling Wine. $9.00
case or $1.00 bottle; worth $2.50. We
deliver to your hum. No delay
' Tel. 6063.! or postal curd will do. No
connection with any other place. This
.‘is the only place that I do business.
“James Means’
Men’ sShoes
At $3. 00
. (‘nnnot he beat for stvle, comfori and
Wear.
MAX LEVY
145 Washington Si. Becker Bldg.
1‘
Sale on Walk- Over
OXiords All Styles
and Sizes
M. Josem & Sons
Two Stem.
TELEPHONE
YOUR ORDERS
JOSEPH DISESA, Prop.
Family Liquor Store and Wholesaler.
Notice
WM. EFFRON
of 35 Fort sweet. Exist
195 Washington St. 1 Benton Si.
Special
1 Bar gains
Norwaiii. is paying in 11 lb. for rugs.
I also extra prices for Ladies ongords
metals in large quantities. Con- ana1’flmps
per 126; by brush, 8c; lend. 3 Me;
block tin. iii’vc ib.;,nuio "tires. 81! lb.,
ompt linked and skinned. and feather
beds minus. Write postal or tole-
phonon.
Inna—-
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Furniture
W11 have u largo vurioii' of Now and
Gounod—hand Furniture. 81011111 and all
mnwiurulshlnn Goods. which we
doll nt lowooiprlcou. i'omc and can
no. yourself.
';Shoe Store
159 Washington 01.
DO
pays rho highest prions.
uliure.
‘R. Alexander“
m ass-m
11111111 furniture Ioud stove»
11d enchanted
Whinflon it. Tot. 410
rouge
ohm e mortise you never have enjoys
today? You will be surprised how
ill Give You
sins account: will give
minim Win: not sum
George Keelcr’s
BRlDGE
no others do. dell your rugs. rubbers.
metals. pnuoro. feather bed: and solo l
mobile tires to ill. Mound". as has“! now laid up in 11 New York hou-
Also buys and sells secondhand for-
21 payments si.‘
i
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one 10 incite Unnecessary “0mm. lller remand to the liOSPJlfllrIJn New
l'l‘liui l< knows who died the shots is: \m‘k cili “The” 5“" has 1191-11 11 1'“ Zing things coo‘: ‘ water, soda and oth-
.flrmly lullmed hi the constable and 'llcm uuoui four v1u:~:.Hcr'sl~'lciler bole'ages dliou‘od from the heat.
in allempt “-111 1... madu ”.15 “he... , Maud lmd ulouo mr about a ycnr,.1nd 3:31:21: llgiilczflll‘l:hheosvi‘tléfalgmcégtl;
”0011 to locate the Psiapu} 51mm“. ithum Ollc- morning in .1 m of despair l 5
(0 rl PURE.
g den.) shut llcrsi .l‘ H11 (11 ad lolly l want perieuls.
A good American believes in ”ink-
FALL
MILLINERY
(‘ertlfiod Ice fills thntl
it costs no more than ,
luus found some dms iult‘i' in mil" “ll lice of questionable xurltv Its not .
.{n‘n
ii Al. 1. STRli'ET, Ill 10 11.111—
three point rise in Seursilocbuck and
Brookside lce Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
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*1 bore. .100 good for you. Order today Phone .. J
JUBAY l" WAU- SIREE]; They had no near roluilvos, and} ’5“ 1 II I . 1 Q?
lihcii luuvc efforts to our {11' Sr horn)“ Ilslrihutors WT ”‘9 KOYWRIBS E 1. . xiii.
l —-'A lillll'dt 11s llllH i‘fil‘llt‘d 1hr 11 11 high place 2' ~ 1? .
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one point in Chino Cupper were offset» l‘hc- (um rul scixlns u or the 1 ,
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.11 the owning of toduy‘ 5 stock mohlrei ‘ “‘9‘“ were held "m" Sl \inihewp;
1 1
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lhe interment in!
on Smoliiu hnd a low other naive! “MRS 0310-1315118
; 1: l lowed in the Jon‘ 2 Bill 19mctcr3‘.The
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we»;
is now on exhibition in our store
We are shoWing 'a wonderful as-
and
Chas. T Pickering, NorwIalk
issues. Price changes in the main '1 l u- 11 ll. S Ugdcu .Ill w... W_W.. _...__ - . V
how avol". were limited 1( fractions. 'l‘“ mnrers ' 7” ‘ SOUTH NORW'AL‘K COURT on F
withL -1 all ht re 1d 1111 )ofg llllB “Folsom William " m‘bw‘l' ““d L" l: SOflmfim 0f “‘8 Vglvet and 9"
‘ g p DU) er cc 5‘ IwI ()3de A periccily lmr'mloss razor drummcrl‘ "
? traversing Livingston street did notll ..
l “ ALL STRELT 11 a in ”Canadian: Mrs. Elwood Benedict. . know who! was coming to him on Sui-V. .
P'ulific wus ihc only rnllrond cloaks. Tile funeral of Mrs. Elwood Bone-l urduv. but he know ho was in for iron-l ' ‘
,ihsi figured to any extent in the curl: ldlct was held this noon i‘rom 51.: his unless he run faster than the man;
idemonmrutiou of strength. Speculwipnups church. Norwulk. Burial wuslwho started to chase hlm~so he!
xpiiou otherwise run 10 specialties. lmade in Pine Island cemetery.
lour Shapes; also Satin and Moire
Covered Shapes. Fancy Feath-
ers and Wings. You are invited
to come and inspect our display.
Our Charge System
will be brought to your notice
lsprintcd for all he was worth. All 10' ‘
«o :no purpose were his eit‘oris, however,
Funergl of Min argnnan. ; for this pursuer was equipped with hisl,
The iunorul of Miss Anna Brennan mining gear and overtook ilie‘ sulesl "
gum case of the state .5. Edward (or 'w“ hold {his morning from Si. » man. The hunted was aware of bolus!
pcnior, this morning. Carpenter was Mary's church (11 . ‘lo‘.(‘loch Fuiherloveriaken b1 a blow on the head. (hel
.summonod to appear in the Norwnlii IKeene oincluicd. The services were smashing of glass and a smuriingl ‘
Ecoun ibis morning. but failed to show largely uitoudod. Burial was made in l Wm in M8 left ear. and he then slop-1
'up. A wuirnui was to be issued 11nd Si Man” a cemetery. The DE“ 1’93“] ped A clinch folloued “'3‘“? ”Wk“ ' ‘
have him brought over. lei‘B were Patrick Burns. Christopher 1’3 "901‘“: 0‘ ”‘9 community. :-
l (liliccr Murray urrcstcd a follow E\‘lIhuIen. Thomas Fiizmul.1rlce,Iand Chief William R Pennington and (if-1 4'
l'i‘hursduy evening. August 29. for view 1 Patrick liynu. ‘ “if" 81111;th nere gummy“; by if“:
inilug the 111110 laws 'l‘hi- iollow was! 61‘0"?“ l fruits: Slim 19'" “If? ck‘I
driving 11 racing c111 at 1119 time ilc ‘ ”g "g 1111 w “an“ and run '
linncss. Louis Brunei: the drummer.
ave bl name 11 Edwur i‘ur enter, ,' '1.
X a 5 d p The funeral 01' Mrs Nora \icxum l was cut on the our by a lamp chimney
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lwAnnAN'r our m cent-ENTER.
l Thole were new developments in}
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Funoral oi Mrs. McNamara.
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of ilrldgcpori He pul “1‘ “ 0““ bond urn look plaic- this morning from RM ‘Whlih won in lhe bundle Blnzeulch :g more than ever this season. ':'
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l‘” M ‘0 annex? "‘i “a“: 1M um“? nuauuha unde' taking r001“ "‘ “ a" had. This morning Judge E 11 Lock 3 11-: , . ' ‘3‘:-
lm nppmr’ and OHM") “3 3°" 5 e street at ill 1:. and from 51 Mar} 9 wood lined Bluzenlck $7 and souls andl .45: D00 t forget ‘hat Olli'S IS the ‘5':
.wus nsnlu summoned to appear ihlsi ,churih at w. 30. Father \icGlunls the prisoner paid 510.150. if. . .1.
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morning and also failed to show lip lofllk‘luied {mm was made in St Homele‘be. triendleua penniless, and
About ill oclock this morning, 1111 on- lMury'u cemetery. The poll boarders; lume i‘our accompanilng undesirable
iomoblle i’l‘lii' pulled W in front 0' were Thomas Hunt Bryan Silk,.]nrnos1quailiiosnll possessed by Thomas Mr.
ihe station house in Wilt-er street ll'. ICuoaldy uud .luinot Mum".
lurncd out to he Cnrpoulcr his luwvior
and u couple of witnesses
‘i‘hu luwycr inquired for prosecutor
Goldsmith 11nd luier for Judge Lock
wood. Both of the men worn out of
101111 111. the limo and the fellow naked .
tor ml imerviow wiih Chic! Lou her-I1 BOSTON u‘cpl pmA socoudinvefill' the 111an-for in lime n1 cunt. Ho lined
inml Hi“ explained ‘0 l 0 PM“ ihu gmk‘m oi 11“. distribution of dynamite; the wanderer $7 and costs and Moi!
ll “’3“ “0‘ “we‘ll“ whom lho omcrrl in lmm 11cc dining the Willie WW0 Co; has gone to jail. l
urrosiod but 11 1111111 nomad Mari-on! last January was bugilil today by the 1319mm“ lisngyo, who lives near ihol
who was making room”! (indium-3.1110111 County Grand Jury. District Standard 011 works. enjoyed 11 cm-
“9 ““in ”W ”"3 follow “"9““; Attorney Joseph C. l’el-leiler 111111 8X~ rinse ride thirdnv night with Cousin.
1.11.1111 1b.: opinion that portion! bio and Special Oihoer Galoi- with no
”it'll mid ii would he DOWN}! lime lJFYUI‘Bl inlOHB "amp” war» not, yét mode 13111)]ch other elothlng than h“ undafflaymenmll
he would be able w not 0111: He l” 5‘ lwm’ connected wlth lilo ullesod PM 'l'io wus drunk and um] mixed things
[11111111111 racing driver . to discredit the $111111; mill 0116mm“ up at borne and at 11 neighbors, *brouiol
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Coy who sought to drown his iroulrisl
1 ln drink but out later l'ickoddby the en-I
1 in drink und‘lsior picked up by the en- ‘1
morning was before Judge Lockwood
,in court. 'nbg Judge prescribed a >
ioouroe or treatment in ’Dlldgelmi‘l 101‘
McCoy, and thus provided 11 home (or
.3"
people's store. We can supply
all your Wants for just little
outlay of ready'cash.
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LAWRENGE MIAIITE
IIBAIE lJP Mill
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‘ NEW STYLES IN FALL
WOOLENG
ore ready for your inspection.
Never before have we offered
such n'uulendld assortmct oil
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The ‘Beers'Meat & '
‘ Provision Co.
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INoihluIiIg duilulie 111111 men decidud' ,9. .111 u molt oi lbs grand 1111*” in: a. window and the quiet of the 1,3... '15 ”gig Street, Norwalk fabrics and oolorings. chevmm.
“ ”3‘“ l *9 0““!- Prosecutor (3013‘ first indictments oliui'ltlhh 90039 racy neighborhood. his ”was hand. '7 and Worstods and Unfinished Won '
.nchmldt was in New York today and in mammary dynamite wore returned' past: by Judge Lockwood this morning .22 we“ Wflhlflmfl St" somh we“ ‘in '
every conceivable
shade of the 36830113 newest
colorlngs. . . '
' Suits and Overoooto, 030.00 amt
' upwards. _,
Tailored in our own workshops; ‘
not in New York shops of the
, tenement districts.
mo plum: were made. will: the ‘nridgo‘
port party.
Norwalii
Phone at Both Stores
it
against William ill WWO. pro-idem
of the American Woolen Compani-
Frederick is. Minus. president of
a mill supply company. and Dennis wwniudroh. septic «A throw
a. chum. 11 Csmhrldlo «as movies , oiled uttuoii by Momma rebels
captain Promos. oi the me Doll“. upon Random in retaliation tor. til W»
(lily Marshal am uuum. of friendship Honduras h boon snow- Mound the desert WM Mil “fir
humour. 0111111111: 1111111111111. of in: the m caveman in W11 “The stony who“ cloud; '
momma Jame- Downs of W in row «glutinous: to the New in a. region Wicca and dreary
too: i“. it. ill. notion. 15111111 mm Tho golden 1111an was sung,
worm in Aron new been dis
‘Cotumimionero immigrfliou; 3 it? dsloluidto m 11011111111111 troops on W
" hm nil Willium a. 30min. of Law
and s friqnd puid up tor hint.
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CHICAGO. dept. fir-Julesfledrlnes.
driving a nepordusuin harmonised, Wes
iho lime to 111m in tho rude wduy for
the James Gordon Bennett 12.000
irons trophy Vedrinos got own:
shortly heiore in o’clock. Althoughx
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