, brake any kind for
,dualer could secure
pay the exception-
prices prevailing.
. orders right now.
bs'érfully given.
11 paints and wall paper.
JUNK
ER BEDS.
Zilliam Enron
. East Norwalk.
Telephone; 4'41.
Esti-
Spatial low
TO TIRES AND FEATH-
or We also do all
kinds of lll’HOb
nitnrc Repairing,
Matt resses Renovat-
to order.
is guaranteed.
en.
KOHNI
now and save mon-
S'FERING and Fur-
ed, Slip Covers made
Our work
Esti-
nIntes cheerfully giv-
45 North Main SI.
pecial’ Sale
twear, Sim w
Men‘s Stow,
Louis Avrick
fall!” Blook. South Narwalll.
Hula, etc, ill
' real bargains in l‘lolhinn, Shoes,
AGAIN.
INING, N. l‘.. July
500de in their (rolls since
,gubordinm ion.
at int.
' which does not look also “to you prints .
" bored and retreshed at moderate
' Plllilllil
OHEN‘“
Tel. 342-13
ml
1 Coal Coal
ell'coal. Also I am paying
y best prices for all kinds“
lilo
’ humus couvncrs AT WORK
albumin
(Land titty-nix rolmllioua run.
at «hing sins Prison who has
I llll‘
w of last witch wont lunch in
”pullout n ”our of ”toll
'l‘lil- mull \‘l‘lm
instills ahoo null moltrosu In"
dmlll locked up but prnhubh
‘ t built on then routine du.
It you am at. silver mosh be:
it to me. and I will "one and re-
mail It and make it look new . Bruno-
lots and all kinda of weld jewelery re:
blend, It Lowest Prices.
Camelin before you go elsewhere.
M. GUTKOWSKY
We buy new and secondhand furniture and stoves.
To]. 41,9.
prices.
Don't dorget. ladies, in call on me .
for retreating or your dowels-y.
Charles Brand
WATCHMAKEQ
Joweler Ind Optician.
155 Wachmton at. South Nomlk.
Opposite Hart's mantra.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
¥ ISUY
Hazelton
Coal
all over the State oi Connecticut,
paper.
easily earned in vacation, tor the
letters that appear in the name
to try, and be among the winners.
Any shoe dealer in your town
of the contest.
tober 15th.
Public School... Boys and Girls
TWENTYsFIVE ' PRIZES FOR, YOU
“MONITOR”
(Reg Trade Mark U S. Poi)
First cash prize $20 in gold, second 810, the ten next best 32,
and for the 12 next best an order for a pair of the
Famous “MONITOR” School Shoes
(let busy, children. youths and misses.
List closes October 1st.
get busy with your pencils and
best lists or words made of only
it costs you nothing
will cheerfully give you the rules
Prizes awarded about 00»
Normlk's Lendinn Dry Goods store
5 and. 5 Gazette Building. NorWalk. Connecticut
See "Our Special Sales ‘ of Ladies’
Tailored Suits and Coats ---Linen and
Pongee Coats; Linen and Serge Suits
‘All at Way Down Prices
(“Cost Price is marked on every Parasol in stock
Inns All lllllRili
Newton H. ‘Crofoot.
Newton H. Crofoot, a wellknown
a" awlAU'n/n’n aft/night . a ‘Ifi/fl/fl filo-vial-
.W\‘\-N‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘ I; ti ‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘W\‘\‘\‘\=\:‘m
,'
J
F n sALE av
scones KEELER, 157 WA HINGTON ST.
SAM’L SCHWARTZ, 23 ELY AVENUE.
resident of Dorian. died yesterday, fol-
lowing a long sickness. He sustained
a paralytic shock about, three years
' The B. Hershfield & son Co.
TEL. 294; 122 WATER sT.
twmfiw , fl..—
bummer i
Houscfumishings
Croclleiy Glassware. Cooking Uten-l
sils of all kinds, :llnth Room Fixtures:
Oil Stoves, Refrigerators, Window.
Screens, Screen Doors, etc. i
l
“Gehebe’s ,.
Housefurnishing Store;
~‘ 25 West’WalIhington St., l
South Norwaik. ‘
Phone 397. Prompt Delivery.
..............———~ -—A ..
You Cannot Sell Yourl
Junk -. . 5
at higher prices than 1 pm. I
Not only are my prices the best.
but i guarantee honest weight and
prompt service.
No l inner Tubes, 25¢ 21 1b.; No. 2
tinner Tubes 150 3 11) r Auto Slices 8c.
la 1b.; Books and \lngazlnos. 350 per
100; Newspapers, flfic per 100; Rugs ‘
l to :1 1b.
G. Yourdisky
Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave._ So Norwnlk.l
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FM... __._..--- MW...“
Big Sale
AT
New England Grocery Co.
72 No. Main St. Tel. 155.
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Everything sold regard- ‘
less of cost.
Tel. I 8
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"son ALASKA snusfw ' '
NUMlo‘, Alaska, July allww'l‘ho gaso-
lino bonl Alaska. ilio lost of Vilinul-j.
lilill‘ Hiriuunkon' a (nunlllun Arctic ex
plomllou nlllpn, suillll lloIII l’m‘l (‘lnr
m on tiny. lnsl Iiluhl. IIr-uorliiuu to word ;
l‘iPl‘i‘lVHl from 'l‘l'llvr. A‘lnslln. \lelrhi
is in l.'illlllliillll_l of ilr, R. M. .\hllllrsou.‘
Eli‘fllliuhllli's l'biof lll‘llli‘iilllll nod who}
will bow i‘lliiikzi' of tho
party, which will explore
l
Mind. Ivns lllIltIyl-d bv outline lroubilm
,; Plain and
w. at“ ”my... , . .9 s q
—_
I'l‘lIe New Science
lDEFINITION OF“ CHIROPRACTIC.
A.—
ngo. and never really recovered, hav-
ing other sltocl’t’s subsequently, one
. about a week ago. A number of years
or Crofool & Rose, conducted the
ago, lilr, Crofoot, under the firm nume‘
led by a wrench,
:gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
‘uud Slulo streets.
,mnw
ininhl.
Chiropractic Is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art oi,
adjusting the same. Disease is cans;
twist or sprain In
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs. .
Chiropractors remove the cause or
idisense and pain, health is restored
through harmonhlng the nerve syn.
isms in your body Female troubiell
given special attention; also curvn-l
lure of the spine. You “in never re'
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T rnsncls D. c
94 Washington 52.. So. Nor-walk conn l
Graduate Irom Palmer School, the
discoverer.
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ARSON SUFFRAGETTE SEN. l
TEANCED.
IlV‘l‘IRPUOL, Jug. .lIIly Bdw‘h‘lrs.
Edith ngbv the well-known Sunni.
,gcltc of i’Iesion, was sentenced today
‘10 blue IIIoIItlIs'
hard labor on the
charge of setting tire to the country
Iesidcnco of Sir William ii. Lever at
ltiIington. lAllll‘lltillli‘E‘ on July ii and
imuslng dumngo estimated at $100000,
’lhc prisoner, who is the “its m n
physll itIII, udmittod her guilt, and also
confessed to being the perpetrator ol‘
llIo bomb outrage at the Liverpool
Cotton Exchange on July 5
REDDINGG MAN TRIES SUICIDE.
llANlll‘RY. July :lllsuAlwrnlIuIII
Griffin, of PIIIIIIIIII, N. l‘.. nlloI‘anod
sull'ldo horn yvslorlluy niloruoon by
drinking Iwo ullul'es of liucluro of
opium in tho rvnr of u saloon III .\inin
lie was lhlton 10
the hospital in u crilloul condition.
The man hull lli'l'll employed in lied-
Ils :I i‘uI'IIIluIIId
'DANBURY WOMAN SUICIDEB
lii‘iVlll‘llY, IIIly :llI \Irs .\lnry
.\lt‘llulil'l ioIlv tulips old “as found
ili'liil in u lliillllilll III but home at N
Main stroll} yuan-Min), Shh apparent-
ly bud l‘uIIIIIIlllull suicldl- during the
The body wns fully I'lotllod.
\llH .\lIughlI nus II widow and llllll
lill'i‘li lll‘bllllllill‘lll
southern l
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Victoria 3
A good ndv. ililuii besli n lhn bosig
Ni] (’1.
W .0an W
oney Deposited
— South Norwalk Savings Bank
or; Tuesday. August 5m. 1013 will be credited with man»
I acroslr DEPARTMENT includes ausplo storage
“huh. had other bulky articles at very monblo rates.
Simple
Advertising
Increases
Profits...
, menu.
‘l.inl'0lu uvcnue. South Norwalh, hnvo
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Osl'nr Abbott. of Park on
port.
,Norwnllt ut the home of his aunt
‘ct. Bridge-Z
was a recent visitor in South
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hours or South‘
, .\lorwulk, are visiting .\it's. .\1. ll. Greg |
VIII.
of lluwiwood avenue, ‘liridgoport. .1
Keep loml‘orinble by dressing sol
How to do it? Consult Joseph lluvis'
lull. on page 1‘.’ on scnsonublc furn-
ishings for men.
Miss Florence limit, of Woodward
and Miss Amelia. lichIInII, oi
returned home after two wqus‘ vacu-
Ii‘on. Hailing relatives in Springfield,
.\iuss. ‘ l
AFTER THE PRICE ESTATE
claimants for Nearly All the Upper
End of the Eastern Shore 0'
Maryland is
PM. '1 llllllild .\id. .luly 'lll. ~—-F. G
Alexandr-r. nbo llnlms in bud a stock
broker-of Birmingham. Aid, is in Bol-
timoro to prosocutc his claim as one
of the ‘lIelrs“ oi the “l’rico oslnic",
said to consist hugely ol‘ .I big tract
or land in the hour! of iiultimorv's
business llisirll 1.
According to his stutonmnl. Ibo
l'l‘lt‘t‘ heirs nru untitled to hourly all
*m' the uppoll end of tho llnsivl‘u shore
of Maryland. us well ml. to u lurcc por—
tion oi‘ Baltimore city and t-oIIIIiI'. lie
shill llt‘ hull boon told (but they could
count on about $10,000.000 us llIo \‘Illuo
of their claim,
"‘1 nm the owner of the origiuul
slIl-opakln parl‘lIquIII, on which tlwac
pronto of loud wurl- IIIth- to Andrmv
null 'l‘lIoIIIIIII l’rico by Lord linlllC
more," Mr. Aloxnndrr nddcli. ”.'\ll'_
drow was girl-It tho ouster-II short»
ul'unl null ’l‘hpmns [hill on this Hlili' of
tho buy. This land won lunslul for
W yours and the looses IIIIloqullrIIlll'
l‘l’lll‘Wl‘Ill llli'llliii‘l\'|‘}i. lloIImw ibu lInlll~
lugs buvo none on from lime in limb
willIoIIl moioI-Itnllon. l hurl» lw'lu’ud ill
pnrwlll of tho llllllllllllrl‘ prupl‘l‘iy until
ro- ‘
llllllli We can pronI title, The
mnlnlun parcels ('iiil not up follow-mi
so easily. on tho row-ords hhvo boon
lost‘ur confused in tho mpno of time."
< The illli‘ (ll'i‘llH to much of illll land
in duration llill‘fl lwun nunrullil‘l‘il W
title (ft‘lillllllllll‘rl null blind or the uu~
Iuvrour cluilnunlu now-- up hope of
ill'tjlllfllllllil of any portion of it when
«the old irreduontnblo around system
\I In; cxpluihcli
I» . .MWW. kna-
lUHNSTOWN, .\' .l.. July Blip-Omit}
northward at his estate near here. John
‘0! the famous racing stable of Pierre
’ known for years as
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sous. George li_
' Louis (7.
land “as respected by a wide «iIclo oi}
y 8 o'clock.
‘ Church. East Norwulk. oillt‘lilied.
l
rill plot thew. l
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widely known no the chief horseshoer LOST TEN DOLLARS OBTEN
grisl mill in Middle Fiyc Mile River.
"The Red Mill."
lie is survived by a widow and four
(‘roI‘oot, of Stamford: !
l‘roI‘oot. 01‘ Sound Boal'h;
(“bu-once it, l‘rot'oot, IlIc wcll~known
South .\‘orwnlh lollcr l‘nI‘I‘ilr. and lir-
nosl 1.1 t‘Iofoot ot lmrinu. lie had
held tIiTil‘ps in tho town oi llnr.ion l
friends The lunornl Si‘l‘VlieH.
will be private, will be bold immoral
row ul'il‘l‘lluOll at ““0 o'clock. Irom'
bi~ lllli‘ home .
w hich
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Funeral of lunar: Shriver.
The funeral services for lsnuc Shrivg
er were held from his late home. 13".
.\lnin street, Norwalli. lusl owning. at:
Rev. .l. }i. Brown. of Christ
The:
remains were taken to Greenwich this
morning bv lnchiukor 19'2che ick H.
(lununn‘, accompanied bx momluus oil
the family. for lilli’illltfllt in incl lInI
David Stanley Le Gates.
lllIIlll Stanley. infant son of \ir. und
Mrs. George be (lilies. died yesterday]
hired the months. at the family home;
ill llurbnnk street. The funeral will
be hold this ullcrnoon ut 1.;30 ol‘lock it.
Rm. \. Coleman will oiiicintc, dull
the lnthIIIenl will be in liivvrsldo u-In
uiol')‘.
Fuher cl .3. J. Corbett.
.\‘l-3\\' HAVEN. .lulI' lili.»»,'l‘ho funer-
al of John J. Corbett, long identified
with the total IIanlIIcncl- Iuowuwut
umonu l‘nilIolir societies in the State.
was bold from Si. Fruncis‘ (‘lIuI-rlI.
ibis morning. ’l‘chIlyquo sol‘lcilcs
soul delegations and ill" high muss ol‘
i‘t‘llllll‘lll wuu who“ pull in by priests
l‘mm mory purish bore and from lllilil)‘.
churches in the diocese. The Knights
of Columbus and the t‘oquclll-ut 'l‘o-
inl AbstiIIouro l'IIloII were roprosont»
or] by large delegations of state all
licors.
MULHALL 'TO FACE LAWYERS.
\‘lASlllM‘. “tux. July 30. Although
.\lurtin .\i. .\lullluil. lobbyist for the .\'nu
IioII;Il .\Hhill‘llllltlil of .\iuIIItfnclurors,
exported ioduy to fun: the luwyurs for
tho usuru'luilou l‘ur onInn-bxumiuullon.l
the Senate l-oIIInlitlou l'IIIIiiIIut-d lllti
lili'llllll(‘llllllll or lulu-rs. 1'
.\lullulll lllll‘nlllli‘i‘il II two-puny “t
at orguulznlionn in- world were mont-
lm-in of tho Nullounl l‘ounvll for human
lriui ili'llllli'i‘. and IIillIluIml IIIIIIIIII‘nr-
turors. 'l‘iIorI- in u dispute us to the
comet connection lIIItwt-on Ibo llwo or-
unnlnntlona. llv swore ho. bad person-
nl lulllllowm with oilloinio of nlqul n
dozen of tho orgunlznliouu qunod.
it was lIIlilcnll-d [but spurious or the
colmnillco may not be so harmonious
l when it routes to cross nwmiuution of
l the witness. Senator lli'i‘il f. ouuente‘
‘LOHJLLARD’B HORaESHOEH DEAD.‘;
1y came to Mullutll‘ it did.
M... w»
BY THEFT.
Mrs George Everard. of 4 Elizabeth
Farrell died yesterday, having been street. complained to the 4008! Willie
to look alter [hill horses,
and -,
on. HOW "Mimi; expeditions merely case but was convinced that none
those suspected was responsible.
.\Ias i.
,lIlls but-n 7 nor cluti.
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In. x! \_fi\.i
" ”in; Ar, arr av
>‘\‘\-\‘\‘
x}
at at, 'fl/hl”
“H. Krieger 8: C0.
The Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks
West Washington“ Street
We are now
ClQSillg Out
at Specially Reduced Prices, all
Refrigerators, Porch Rockers and
Couch Hammocks,
Porch Screens.
Also special sale’of Brass Beds and Mattresses.
EASY PAYMENTS."
a uW/a/nln -W’nlalala '
W\-\‘\-\‘\‘\-\.
-\.\‘\:‘\‘\h§
llllllll ill Will Sillill l
\\'All. STREET .lllzbl a m.--—'I‘lIe
feature of today s curly stock mnrkot
s, Stool, which opened with
one lot of .Luuo shares at n lililll or
over it point, lin- result, presumably of
”mi favorable qquteIlI rl-pmt issued
him the (lose oi lt‘filH‘illH s lllilllul.
A Ilse (I! ii: in Ill} thieliem Stool was
lroInII‘Ill-d as foreshadowing onl'vllunlt
lcnrnlnps by that concern.
'i‘lIl' IIIoI'u-l
iill‘lli was not altogether the one way.‘
(‘Iumdinn l‘al-ifil' nd St. Paul l’rui‘l-rrl‘li
Holding a point or more. while liliIIois
Central. on which diridl-ud lll'l.ll)ll is
to be lulwu in tho course of n lllll'.
brolm :3 points. The onlirc list re»
noted from bust prions soon lll'll‘l' the
opening.
NEW YORK, July :lllpw’l‘ho lllrcl‘l-
ors of tho lillinols (‘outrnl Rullrond to-
day declared ll soIIIi-nnnuul dividend of
21,9, per cont. This is a reduction or
two per cent. in the annual rnlc, which
since 1003.
DISTURBANCES IN EAST' NOR-
WALK,
Contslablc 52K” Answered Two Calls
fcr Help Last Night.
l‘oIIsl bio ‘li‘lll‘) l'. Svlmwrwntl u.
bury lit‘i: lllwt night with two culls,
The drill, come from ilussnu & llro-
lhlvr'n l‘ruil store In _\’IIIt Zuni. oli'ollt
lIIId'wns o complaint that boys were
l-lll'llllllK fruit. 'l'lIo countable caught.
llto boys illlll Hwy prominl'd to our
ill‘ly cents for tho \l'iiii‘l'llll‘lll'n lltl'y
looll.
‘l‘lw HN‘Uilll cull Willi ut flzib o‘clock
this morning from i). \Yulli, ownl-r or
ill.) linudnll blolk .\iI Wolll (.‘ilill
plltiuod llllll, uomoono bud boon throw
lug Mono» and creating a llintIIriIIIIIl-n ,
brcnltluc two windows in his homo.
twin claimed it one William Rose as
in spite about the recent: raid on a.
SIBLY‘lpokor joint. Constable Belzer would
do nothing unless he had a warrant,
KENS [AT FINE APPLES
w . stricken at the force in the chap ballast nl libs someone bid t a lien oughviths‘ generosity of J w-nl
has conducted since Mr. Landlords dollaril‘roip admittedly, which i all! will Efifil NONI!” “18
r t . a “will The latter it is said wouidltgnm a more cash sense. a Ilus- eWWB in the any National Bank
it}? permit no other man to show: his sensations tit ‘h'ér boards .' (inn-1Mtotingi én'joying an apple least .
” thorses, and he took Farrell on human lain J. Harri! olbson medulla“ ”“3 M" mm“ presented the bankers
of with a huge box of the iuoious nun‘
'lrom his trees this morning.
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CARL AND HIS DOGS.
lf‘nrl lms taken up his residence at:
in Van Zant street to spend thé slinr
mer. Carl, whose other name is not.
known. had some lino pot dogs and he
states that he will gladly exhibit them
and their tricks to any interested
enough to call upon him. The dogs
possess unusual talent and present a.
variety of tools hitherto unbeliovod
lllwssllllo in canines.
POLICEMAN ENJOYED FIRE
WORKS.
Patrolman \\':Illul~c ll. SuIIImis of
the South Norwnlk polll‘c lluparLIIIcIIt.
delights in llrmrorks and oujoycllfitlm
night oli‘ lust evening in order to visit.
iiil‘ exhibition or union Point, (Ill
lli'l‘l‘ (minor substituted.
A good adv. Days in the best wboner
SEASONABLE
‘FURNISHINGS
FOR MEN
Athletic Underwear...
ii. V. I). ................ :luv
(lolhum ............. . Slim
.\ll Linn-u ............. sign
Athletic Underwear
Union Suits
ll. \’, ll. stud
liollimn ............... $1.50
Lisle ........... $1.00, $2.00
Belts. “Knothe” and “Cross
. alll‘ if). $1590
llnlblm: ilnll livllu .....»..'.00
Bathing Suits $2 .00 to $100
Spuldiuu fiwimmlml filllrls “.25.
Houdini: Swimmlnu 'l'lnhiu “.23
"Kaiser" Washable Nookwear
23v illlll 30v
STRAW HATS
l‘. 6‘: K, $3.00 and $4.00
"Knox“ $3.00. $4.00 and, $3,
(lihors at ......$2.00
‘ iumxlmils $4.00
Pnnnmns . $000381"), $10.00
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Inn's-c
oll‘r‘.‘
Joseph Davis
. so wuwlmo‘rou smear.
sou-(H uonwacn. ooNN.
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Norwalk Chronicler