" when Maison .‘...-...... $1.50 up Nowhere can you not your repain- done better. - Charles Brand“: asblasLE ‘ Wamuuaxan. isweten AND OPITiclAN. Opposite Hoyt" Thelma WATCH EOR THE NAME. meals in» wousN's Oxf6rds Reduced Time Cest Price filming and papenbang- $3 60 and $11. 00 'lCrawtords" .... xperienced men can - 53.00111“! 33-25 _ satlsdaotion. 1613:: $3. 90 and $3. 50 "James Means” . . $2.60 and $2.75 $3. 00 and $3 50 “Mayfair". .. . . .. . . . $2. 60 and $2. 75 145 WASHINGTON STREET. MAX. LEVY . 154 Washington St. 1 a. Special low to and wall paper. suv Hazelton jug; man stops at your house “is!“ Wm. Enron. 3' Rowan , dik on the wagon and orkirig for me, he is cheat- because there were some i pay 1c '1. lb. for rags . ‘rioel for auto tires. rubbers, ’ : metals and old automo- ‘in demand. Ask for ndtify mo ahelid as 1 y!r during the season. TheB. Hershfield&SonCo. TEL. M 112 WATER 8T. M... van... m .0.- Tell the Telephone Girl , 1, To Ring Mind me mon» “We also do all‘ $3 or senor. EEG and Fur- R‘mmn" 912 count NORWALK. Elgfig'ggvlggglm; She will call me, and 1 will call on‘ . to order Our work YOU and pay the highest price for wuss Cleaned 751': up fr use Washington or. Cams Nomlk. urns ill 11111111 2_ or their; owner. I 35 down Smsll Payment Plan for a copy of "The Funeral of Mrs. Minnie levy. , The funeral of Mrs. iMlnnie Levy. who died at her home in Spring street, this week. was held this morning from ‘Bt. Joseph's Church. The interment ‘ was in St. Mary's cemetery.- Edmund, Perkins. lSad indeed is the death of Edmund Perkins at a hospital in Pawtucket. R. 1., where he was taken suddenly ill with appendicitis while spendingthe Fourth with relatives there, for he was a young man with a bright and promising future. With his brother, William Pei-has, Edmund- came here some months ago. The young men took‘up the management of'tlle local branch of the Union Pacific Tea Com. pany and distinctly “made good." 1... fuss Colts, pitcher. Both have made many friends who mourn the‘loss of the younger. The «incensed was about twenty years of age, in the prime of youth, and had an enviable disposi- tion. The funeral arrangements have not been announced here. Mr. Per hlns. brother of the deceased, has gone to Pawtucket. Rev. William Brown. Denim claimed Rev. William Brown. 0. retiredwinlnister of the Methodist Church, at his home, 117 Catherine street, Bridgeport, a few days ago. He had been in failing health for some time. Rev. Mr. Brown was born in England, 84 years ago, and had not taken up the study of the ministry until late in life. His liret pastorate in this country was at Cornwall Cen- ter. in 1872. and since then he served 111 Norwalk, Southport. Woodbury. N. Y.. Newfleld. West -Stratford. and Pcarsals (now Lindbroolt). ‘ lie was is guaranteed Esti- JUNK and all kinds an“ cheerluily glv.’ No.1 inner Tubes 25:: 11 lb.; No. ‘ ’ inner Tubes. ‘150 11 lb.: Auto Shoes 80 11 lb.; Books and Magazines 3:112 pedi 0 H NW 1001’; Newspapers 2901mm" ““5" 1‘:l 45 North Main 8‘» :G 'Y.:_)‘J,I'disl£3rE "ER BREEDB DiBEAbE. W l,N July 19.~Warninx Willi, minet the use of the cigar outter on the around . in agency for the spread ills issued today by the Piiblio Health device g maul. points out that man) ‘ purchasing a cigar and he V I of! the and place it be- llpo while paying for the The Bridge Construction Commit lec‘s sub-committee on buildings con : lorrsd with the East Norwulh Dis- irici Commillno last evening regarding the cimngc of the locaii6n of the tool tor generator station Nothing of a. concrete form was Mconlpllshed. but this committee will investigate tin-re will be another meeting next would seem." the statement “mm ”in be a very effective meth- ' shout the interchange discretion» and possibly Hill was '01! swollen. Mums 1.. imprinter. of Norwsllr lilili filed a petition in the mumriur (mill against ltdword u \lmrelher. all lirooltlyu. .\' Y for u dievrec alien! llm dosuriiou nu issuers l. tuna. and also habitual lulunumrsnle 'i‘lw manila were also“ on“ hotelier ill.’ Will and have one mluhr child. illb‘ user ii. Monomer. nod 17 years until ilw lili’lllll‘l’ halls for tile custody el‘ hi im. an... m rstte sou rear. ‘ duly 12ml}. i... Wailers aviator. fell 200 (set when ~ to fly yoilordsy from yin main in s biplane which himself lie will recover. Id flown six miles when a med his machine com» the air , iomrlm renew. Wills. nestle sic. Wad}. will... re:- MsYesrinlhl course on Paorsnrv CHANGE. fdnushier in California .ll‘aul's Church, oilioiatud. eusmwmwmnflofim pastor of Trinity M. 143. Church in to Newtown and lSouthvllle. in 1891 1895 be was on the supernumerary list and in 1898 he was superannusted ‘but had charge of the Nichols street MAPLES & cowscmnn'r, Stocks ms Bonds. ' 85 Wulungton Street. South smut. Conn. Boyer . M» Hundred Mm am noun") Bankers 5519111 Street. N. Y. ' MIiLllAiJ. one. 7 slsianl sergeant at -arms. to u differentouboo. E u 13:31? havidbeon tinsel“; sloosondum " Will SUBPDEIIAS ' A .1. m . WASHINGTON, July 12. -‘-Under subpoenas to appear at the same hour before two s‘eparate Congressional committees in‘ session at distant ends of the capitol. Martin M Mains,“ who is testifying as to the alleged lobbi- ing activities of the National Associa- tion of Manufacturers. today faced a missing situation. .The tangle was the result of a clashJof authority between the Senate and House investigators. The Senate body insisted that it had prior rights in the examination of Mul- ihall, who began his testimony last! night. As the Senate subpoena ante- dated that issued by the House oom- mitteo, and the \witness.was in the custody of a Senate deputy Sergeant at arms, the upper house was in a mailing to enforce its mullimatum .; When the Senate committee met it iwas provided with a mass of corres- pondence and documents dealing with the alleged , lobby which Mulhall charges was maintained by the manu- inctureps' organization 1 Both committees met at 9 o'clock. but \lulhail and J H. \ichiichael ap peared at the Senate committee room and were placed under guard of an all- The House committee. minus its eipected wit- messes. sent into an executive ses sion to plan further action, The Sen— ate committee, fearful of further at- telnpls by the House to get hold of Mulhall or his voluminous lobbyllne; correspondence held a short executive tioua to the officers of the Senate that- wlluesc mus be resisted ‘ " 1 While the Senate committee retired for its sxccuthe conference three em ployes trom the sergeant at arms‘ of‘ has three Senate clerks and a page boy lei-2p! guard over the original and lo, and watched the witness to pm- i Ivont the learning of any House sub‘ per one upon them. i Mulimli dually resumed the stand. IStilts $2. 25. Boys' All Wool M v—’ Saturday . seasonablo Suits and Coats for ladies and misses. A Very good assortment at substantial saving. silk Stocking llor women. a big assortment of all the best makes. see our $1.00 special. ’ still slew of the sample Paranoia left. if you want the latest style don little money ‘80 W“ ““9. Bathing Suite of quality. Ladies Suite of silk or brilliantlne in attractive” colors. [Mons an Wool Suits 31. 60. Particular attrintion to preserving needs in the basement. Cut prices on “iLg’hthlng,” “E. z." or “Ma- "°“" 39". Jelly Tumblers, Jar Rubbers, Can Fillers, Preserving Kettles. etc Get our. prices. 19,1904. referred to a suggestion that Mulhail so to Rhode Island to help Senator Aldrich in his campaign He testified he went later at the request of Aldrich. “‘11:: asked me to’get into touch with labor men there, to get their support." i Mulhall resented any implication that he had tried to plays. a“double game' on the labor men in Rhode Is- land such as he frankly testified he played on McComas. "In 1903 i took a paid up union card and had no.» further connection with labor unions," he said. A letter of introduction for Harry 0. Kurten given by the council of Allied Building Trades of Philadelphia, was offered in evidence. It was signed by Karlen as secretary. Kurten was en- resentative and now a Senator from New Jersey. “Were you sent to help heal Hughes by the National Association of Mann lecturers?" asked Mr. Reed. "Yes. all." "Why dlii they want to beat Hugh be " “On account or his holding a union card, being allilllated with the Ameri- can Federation of Labor, and his ac 'tivity on the floor of the House and any attempt by the House to take thei ‘ under cover.” with the, labor leaders in Washing- ton.” Kurten was given credentials. Mul- session and issued Ironclad lnslruc- jllall Bald. 80 he could get into union labor meetings to dbpose Hughes gazed Mulhall testified. in the fight against William Hughes then a Rep ‘ hula A! RH.” n/‘fn .. p ”(Ala/- ‘1 gut/st n/nlaia’aJ‘1lalfi nw‘m uwxwou‘x‘. fi\-\ -\‘ -\"‘.\‘ -‘\‘\K."\‘\‘K“\‘\‘\u .................................. H. Krieger 81 C0. The Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks July Reductions ' IN OUR 'GREAT 1 Furniture Dept. 35. 98 and $6. 98 Garden or Lawn Swings, made of stout hickory II w00d painted red; will accommodate 60 ’ , adults . ...... ”L... . .4...” $5 Porch Rockers at greatly reduced prices. A yery large assortment of Oil Cloths, ‘ Linoleums 1 add Mailings at opécia-lly low prices. .' ._ 5 Charge Accounts Solicited yo. \_ - ,’ \‘\‘\>‘\‘~‘ \‘\j-\_‘\ -\‘.\‘\ / .7 '/"l-,’.1"i -,"/..’.'7 a a ‘ X- ‘.‘ x" ‘.- 1' '. . . .3 ‘ \>-\".\.“ ‘ \‘ “, QM '1-;-7’l' 3:5“ ~-v-t".v-en- \‘\-\h\-\m~‘¢\-\‘~-s_ ,"-r'-':R'.-’-'=~;a-/‘/', v. D... ”The work of this kind was always secret,” said Mulhail. "It was done Chairman Overrhan, of the Senate committee, sent a formal notice to Chairman Garrett of the House corn- ‘mlttee, at 10:30 oclock that the Sea- ate commiltee would insist on iron in lBridseport in 197- 1889 and than wenti duplicate papers on the committee in P 8 Mulhall as a witness until it had lin- ished with him. Chairman assured the House com-‘ mittee that the Senate investigators (1 lock 11 the identification of his would release Mulliall later subject to 1 I si . Brit] iort. l 9" P , ligand. 61:35:.) :8: “Dim“ wlfslwas letters. which he begun at last night' a a ”0““ “WWW“ and make available igreatiy liked by and h cl d m high re; session Before he could begin how- ‘PMM 9‘2. 1‘7 Ely AV“. 3°» "WW...“ spool by a vast number of friends. He,over. James Emery, counsel '0’ ”‘9 lo the House committe‘c' a order ”any cal all papers now or which may comei into our possession ' is survived by his wife and a son anu~ “WWI" ASKOCIRilon of Manufaclur « 'lhe funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon. m Funeral of Wallace s. Parks _'i‘l11. funeral of Wallace D Parks was very lurauly attended from his' idle home in Marine street yesterday afternoon. There were a large. uum~ and| her of floral pieces. attesting the on 1 loan in which the deceased was held liter. Milli“ ii liowuli. rector of til. ii‘lln pall- beuroru were ilurold i“ i‘lnrk and A. Williams. of south Norwnul 1.111131. abio lull, ilcnmolcnt and Protective main of Elks; i3. l'luiiwltr. 11nd fluorite ‘i,\’ tiplccr of Columbus 'i‘llhc. imprmcll lirtler of lied Alon; William ii. llnlfurd and Arthur W Fills. of, Phoenix angina (Murmur. Harold h“. Ronnie 11ml i-llcpheu only of the Nut the: dlull. An the casket was helm: lowdrcd in the arrive at Riverside «musterlu‘lolm were rounded by flow arll A.‘ Tilly. ' Maui-wm-W ”as CCMVLIMEMTC OIT‘I ROADS. The roads in flouill moment are the best or any city. irrespective of also. in which i have ever driven an auto while is the statement made by the standout» of Henry 3. Lockwood, of “wood avenue. to one of the street initials lodey. The improvement in ‘ Wt street led him to malls this re .fi'lik i W The case or item linemen. who in it bicycle, seine summon m1 '1 “W9 said at. Lockwood. this nothing. on .......... imcr of lilili, and he understood ii it! me. made a formal request on the committee for the right of the Asso- ciation to be represented by an alien libl. Robert B. hicCurtor. former st-t 11011111} genera] of No.11 Jersey, was iprcseutcd as the attorney. (hairmun Overmun said the cone milieu would decide later whether Mr (‘urler should’ have the general priv- sileacs of an attorney for the sssocls. tlcu. hillllllliliilenllllud more letters show- lull his lolliionl With marina" Cush- lug, a lender accreluly oi the A3110- elullon of .‘iiuuufuctnrere. llo lolli- lied be had an understanding with flushing lint be was to receive $190 a week and 510 a week for expenses for 'uunernl ilcld work and lonliii wmlt in Washington" His arrangi- meat with (lashing hogan in tho suin'u 11. permanent. although he had until lull in writing to bind the association. ,«Muiliaii‘ieslidedr further of how no “'Ol'iwd to defeat the late Eleanor MW Comes of Maryland “111101.31. llo new ed as the senator's friend lie said he had lama rive hundred letters from Cashing directed millet Mo- Cornell "1 turned them over to Carl M. Downs. mrelary to Mommas." 319: added; "Do you mean you delivered these letters tiniest Measures to hinmm‘ llii'yl'” demanded Senator Rood . "Carl M Downs was in the any or] Cashing," replied the , will. will! most; are to applets the some!“ with Chilling because ll 'ilru huriui out' the seclntarr of a «flier .j sutured in The Sentinel “mansions: m sips: ICE TO BF. CHEAPER. it is reported in South Norwalll to ady that the price of ice will drop ‘from 80 tents a hundred to so read! during next week. ‘ Nothing definite labour the matter could be elsrned this afternoon. but this is understod to be an authoritative rumor. 1Tlle W C 'l‘. U. hold a pleasing so trial at the home or Mrp C. P. Meeker. in‘Comtlandt place. yesterday after- 1100ii.'l'lii5 affair was given to collect the envelopes for the free will offer in“. «Singing reclinilous and music, ilipt was enjoyed by all those present. and a social time is reported The re 1 min of the free will oiferlug shows? lllgt 11 good aunt of money was collect-i ed. il Wmump. . .Mfi :il‘ho case of Harvey Smith who was arrested a low nights ago for assault and battery on his wife, and breach of the posted, came before Midge Limb wood. this morning. and he was sen leased to tile liridgeburi Jail for sixty days and costs. Leo Mavis. who rel» reieuled Mr. ismith, took, on appeal (and defendant was put under $711 baptist. Owing to the minnow doles hold in; its convention in "Central more 15191; the lisrtendors‘ Unidn will hold its regular meeting solidity rooming £6610 I. in. sharp in the Plhrfibers’ nineties rooms, Music Hall block. ‘ beam nucleus, of Wellington littlest. this. morning autism a subs auntie] reward tor drilling a locket all» can sob union. 1 ithe schools of the parish will be held The Sunday school picnic for boll: SPECIAL SALE ON MEN’S PANTS AT THE NEW STORE. on next Wednesday, July 16th. at Compo Beach. The special cars will leave St. Paul's Church at 8:45 a. m. if the weather is stormy, the plculq l “.00 Pants ............. 3;: WV“! be held the next day. if the pic ”‘90 Pants .............. “.7, “it“ ‘3 to be held, the Church bell will “6'66 626:: ......... also ”'3 “"‘g “l 3 D'Clock- _ Watch our window display. The docket of the Town court was Icalled at 10 o'clock. this morning. and ilhe lawyers from both ends of the 1town were present. The docket bud inot been called in the town for a num- iber of years until this morning, and libero were many cases back ten and twelve years. ‘Louis Avrick Post Office Block, 80. Nor-walk. 11-1,“. Cock6uoe 'l‘ribo.1.\lo. 32. 1. o. 11. .11.. held its regular meeting last evening and the installation of olilcers took places.- After the officers were instal- led an enjoyable evening was spent ‘nmong the membogl. Refreshments were served. ’ large Fancy New Potatoes Harry lildcr and the men of the .Vorwalk Congregational Church look the regular and annual outing to Bprlle' island today where they will «alloy u clumbulre. blewiiinglaud Grocery Co: 2 No. Main 31.“ m. use. i .... Hw- mm...» mumwsflm a VACATION NEEDS for lrnvoilnn or wearing apparel can be supplied here at n "m“. month notice. Wardrobe ’i’ruultlr .... ...... 922.00 to 942.90 High ‘i‘runllu H95 09 to 916.00 Steamer ‘i‘runltu $5. 00 to 92000 new». 3...». 11111 11 1111 3111111 WAM. i-‘i'lllliliii'l’fl’lil in 111.111.4136 also or reviving interest in speculation was perceptible in the early stages at} today's trudlult. and the market was? almost as list and dull liii “sternum; which was the smallest in seventeen low—mu ea. years. There was a distinct harden 3 unit “tingle “rimming liege. i“ To a use .. a -_ in: in tube. for which the riot: in i Norwslk “was our the world American securities in London was 111111511 Mather liodds of Mark Willie Ilium: lists ........ 60o largely responsible. Canadian i'nclilc. ! a strobe feature of Marion. opened; hero 2 points above yesterdays cloev log and quickly increased its gain to 29$. sethienom steel advanced a point. Changes otherwise were new usual. but in virtually every instance more toward a fisher level. heading, seemed, the Bat-rim shares. Erie and thallium and Ohio soured ‘ 1 Jose 11 Davis to was: moron eraser. soars activism. .eoun... gains of substantial fractions. . Wm more-nus. a.
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