elves mu:
ABOUT
BUYING
COAL
‘v.?.cll _\ Ill (ll-I 'M.‘ a luauk it]
which to deposit \lrlll' Illollcv the ‘
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llCIcsIl't It?
tllc same
II _\‘t)ll lill)‘ Coal by
rule you will be pretty sure to
buy it llt‘rt‘.
Coal does not fade nor go out
Of style. It will bc good next
winter if ) .|ll put It in now
The
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
colllcs first,
Did I‘ou ever stop to think that after all there are but
kinds of Lumber?
vice to be had.
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wholesale and retail.
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CEMENT, arc.
R. Harold Cox
2 First St. 5a.: Norwalk.
TELEPHONE 145-4.
BUY
Hazelton
Coal
at
The ii. Hershiield Br Son Co!
TEL. 294. 122 WATER IT.
COAL COAL
To advertise our Red Oak tool the
cash prices will be the lowest in town.
Tobe convinced that our coal does not
stick to tile grates and bricks~ and
burns to ashes, try a bushel and you
., will blly a ton.
William Eflron
3 ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK. ‘
Tel, 441. Tel. 441.
BEWARE.
I have had several complaint of
people who have been cheated by
peddlers who claim to be working for
me. If you want to avoid being
fooled watch for the sign, "3 Rowan
Street," on the wagon. Also the driv-
er nlust give you a duplicate slip
with my name and address.
I pay 1c a lb. for rags and best
prices for metal. rubbers and feath-
er beds.
WILLIAM EFFRON,
3 ROWAN 51'.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
GaSOIinc
166 per Gallon
STANDARD RA‘YO LAMPS ANDI
OIL COOKING RANGES AT THE‘
LO“ EST PRICES
Paul Nedsser & Son
CLIFF ST., NORWALK—TEL. 1047.
Kill Two Birds
with One Awning
Brighten your store or home
and keep out the summer sun
with one atom awnings. Esti-
mates cheerfully given.
KOHN' BROS. ?
TN 489. 72 North Main St.
"Tr—sciat-
$700 IRON COUCH, MATTRESS
ARMS AT
The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP-
Joseph Rosenfleld, prop.
40 WATER STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK
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LOW PRICES.
LAWN TENNIS GOODS.
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Rackets ............... 98c up
. HAMMOCKS 98c to $4.98
CROQUET SETS ..... $1.25 Up
WATER WINGS, 20:, Special
price.
BRIGGERMAN
ROS., 64 North Main St.
Funeral Work a Specialty. Save
money by having your work done here.
Fruits and Vegetables of All Kinds.
A. (2. Canon, Florist.
TEL. 372- 12. 7 RAILROAD AVE
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
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TWO (INTERNATIONAL
FESTIVALS HELD
In spite of the Inclement weather,
yesterday afternoon, the members of
,‘the Congregational Church held afood
lsale in the new Elks' home, on South
iMaIn street. The home was thronged
with purchasers throughout the after-
lnoon. and a. brisk sale was enjoyed. a
goodly sum being realized . s .\Iar-
,garet McClure was chairlady of he ef-
E ficient committee In charge of the sale.
Last evening an entertainment and
:excellent musical program was enjoy-
.ed by the large audience at the Wood-
ward avenue branch tent. There was
lstory telling by Miss D. S. Plnneo,
which was very interesting. The cor-
}net solos, rendered by James Mason,
:an the Sonora selections, by E. S. Ad-
ams, were exceptionally enjoyable.
During thelevéni'ng Ice dream and cake
rind other refreshments were served.
i This afternoon and evening the six‘
[other food sales. entertainments and
lawn festivals, which were postponed
from yesterday, will be hold. A very
enjoyable and pleasant time is in store
for the patrons of all bf them, and they
AND BGLSTER FOR - - - - - - . - 34-50 are all bound to be very successful
TELEPHON E CONNECTION.
15' ELY AVEJ
'A Pull Line 0
Fishing Tackle
‘ 209 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
”w..- ——
airman emulsion
s M
MEITIOI in TN! Illflflfl.
M. P. DUNNE
. Rainbow helpers watch Soulful
“intuit mohancu to Mme,
HOBBY HORSES ARE
'rnollPsozvVILLE, TInIy S.-—Consta-
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The kind yOu don‘t want and—the kind we sell.
We don't mean by this that we have a monopoly on all the good stuff,
but it does mean that we are equipped and ready to give you the
best in Lumber, Timber and 31111 Work with the most efficient scr-~
We want you to know that what .\ou get from us
is the best there is, not on” in price but quality
I If you deal with us it won‘t take you long to find this Out.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
lfired,
lquest swore that Mrs, (‘arnlan
‘ for two days while the
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rOOOOOW' '
Cement and Nails to our line,
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Gilli!“ HAD A HAND III
“8E IT FIIEEPIIIIT
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Iggy grudggkjfigm, 83,353,; o, p combinations, at very Moderate Prices.
jBrldgeport, vviil theretore. conduct a -
preliminary examination did not dis-
close flaws ill his story.
The illqulst was (losed shortly be—
fole noon today. No verditt was im ,
mediately announced, but one was ex-S
potted later in the day. ‘
Ellswood Bardes. a new witness.
testified just before the hearing clos-
ed that he had seen a Woman he was
unable to identify, running away from
the doctor's office shortly after the
shot wliicll killed .\Irs. Bailey, was
She wore a dark skirt and
Witnesses testify-
of the in-
was
thus garlicd on the night of the mur-
der. .Slle has maintained, however.
that she was dressed ill a kimona in
her licdroolll. This contention, .\li‘s.
(‘Ilrman was born out on the stand
today by Iltl' younger daughter, Eliza-
both.
The District Attorney informed the
((lI‘IIIIPI‘ after the inquest. that he,
belimed a woman should immediately ‘
be arrested and held for the mur-
dr-r The coroner answered that he.
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while shirtw'aist.
ing at previous sessions
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wvonld review the testimony taken at;
today‘s Inquest and might order anl
arrest before night. I
Gaston lloissonlluli. lllfllla‘lt‘l‘ of the,
detective division of a company
which Illnllutal'tures devices to record .
('I’illv'ersultiolvs, was the first witness;
called today at the inquest. "
It was Iloiasonault‘s company that
installed It telephone device in lir.
(‘arllmll's office some time before the
murder, at the older of Mrs t'ara
man. The witness told today of the
first call of Mrs. Carman at his omt‘e.‘
She first said site was a dressmaker’.
then admitted her identity. adding
that she had many domestic troublesl
and wanted to hear what went on Inl
her husband's office. This was on
May 19. The witness said arlange- ‘
ments for the rental of the instrument
were made that day.
(in the some day, .\Irs. Carman‘i
made plans to take her husband aw sly-,l
instrument
was being installed.
The witness said Mrs. Carman had
‘iold him about seeing a nurse kiss D”
t‘ arman. “She said she was so mad,"
he went on. "when she saw that kiss.I
that she almost broke the window by
knocking on It."
.\Irs. Carman told him further, be
said, that she knew her husband met
many women botll in his house and
outside, and she asked the witness
whether he could furnish detectives
to follow him. She said emphatically,
however, that she would not get a
divorce. on account of her daughter.
The witness said one of his instru-i
ments was Installed after he received,
a letter front Mrs, Carnlan annoanc-I
Ing when she would have her husband!
out of the way. The letter which
Mrs. Cal-man later demanded and re- ,
celved, Informed him that Mrs Car-
man's mother would meet nlan sent
to Install the Instrument. I
Mrs Carman and her mother called
upon him next In May, said the wit-. '
ness. Mrs. Carnlan told him site was
“satisfied" and that she had been keen-
ing In a diary a record of everything
she had heard over the instru‘nentJ
She said she had some difficulty In
hearing all that went on in the doc-
tor's office because the doctor and
his women patients sometimes whis-
Ipered She bought two additional bat-
teries on this occasion. i
Bolssonault denied that any Instrufi
ments
conversations with him and he was
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SAFELY TIED up then excused ' - I
Elizabeth Cal-man, 12 years old
ble Joseph Sloan last evening attach- deusht‘ér of Bi and Mrs Carman.
ed the merry-go-round of Daniel Sie. was called. \She said after dinner on
It has the night of the murder her mother
fert anL‘MIchaeI A. German.
been located on Prospect street for told her to stop running around the
line past week. The attachment calls house and to sit down and be quiet.
for $200 damages and is in favor of So. said Elizabeth, she went In the
Sallsdore Inglace. of Winsted.
who dining men: and sat down The din-
1says he sold the apparatus to the two In: room was dark and the curtains
moved from the ground and put
Istorago.‘
Isoapy water as It gives the necessary
lshlne to linens. and the Iron will not:
istlpk.
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men for 8500 and claims a balance due between It and her father' s waiting
61:0200. The hobby horses were re- room were pulled aside.
In two persons, a man and a woman, in ,
~the waiting room ten minutes before,
She saw no one in the .
When making but starch always use hall. ‘
'She saw
the murder.
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a good adv. my: best In the best
new.
‘Rillllll BASE Iii
Attorneys for Manager Bayiey
Eluallagt‘l of liotoll Point
junction suit which has been brought
lnlollllng of this week at 10: 30 oclock j "
, Bridgeport Superior court.
' men :11qu to their (LII) and (rawled Ill this citv, .\Ir. Pratt had a number:
had recorded Mrs. Carman'sr
the death here today of John T Mack, died Monday
'Ity, though he never sought office for Highway Dep
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 8. x911- ?
weefiuw
mug-:- .I' I... I
BE "Mill Hill
Succeed in Getting Change of
Venue for Friday Morning
Ladies’ Bathing Suits
The New Arrivals in the Latest Models are Most
Attractive. All Kinds of Bathing Caps and Shoes
See the “Kid” Bathing Suits, for $1.00
HAMMOCKS for Home or Camp.
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The attorneus of .\‘eville Bayley to
park have
been successful ill having a change oil
venue in the 5.‘ 3,000 damage and in-
All Styles, in many color :'
against Roton loint by wealthy resi
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a
hearing to determine whether or note i '
ltelnporary injunction shall be granted : I
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to restrain the use of the carousel and
reflex coaster at the point, on Friday
PLENTY OF PRETTY PARASOLS
In all the New Shapes, ,
and Handles, and in Colors to Match the *
Majority of Gowns.
in the City Hall instead of ill the
This will be very much to Mr. Bay- f"
Iey‘ s advantage as Judge Tuitle can _
then well determine the sentiment ofi
the local people in regard to this mat- ‘
ter. Many of the most influential and 2 ‘
well-known residents of Bell Island,
liow‘ayton and vicinity and Tile .\‘or-
walks, will voluntarily appear In be-
half of Mr. Hayley and Roton Point
park, under the present management.
The score or more resolutions which n. :_‘:\-:- ‘\=\:N.\‘\:\:\:‘:\‘\-\‘\:‘-\-‘-‘
have been drafted and forwarded to
Manager Hayley by the Chamber of
Commerce, residents of Bell lsland,l Alter an illness 0, about a week
llowaytoll, Pine Point. Norwalk, the pram, ll l’latt proprietor of pm”;
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“onlcn‘s Municipal League, llickoryua“, 0“ Fairfield avenue Bridgeport
Bluff WSMGMS' hqual Suffrage ”Jag died yesterday morning at ti o'clockl
ue, and otherso of equal prolninenu, ,, S,
t-‘. -’- -"’- a!" ‘1- ‘1'-
arms Ali—II runrluls
Frank H. Pratt.
. \‘illlcnt's Hospital, Bridgeport
will go a long way toward strengthcll- ‘ The “NS .0, his um”, tame as a See Our House
inc, .\li'. lillylcys 0359- :rilltii'l. to his many friends. Tile re-
,IlIlIilIs were taken to his late home. D 98 & $1 25
REBKrn .23 I“llll(lll street, , resses c O
t ' .\Ir I’I‘lill was one of the best
known men ill Iirillgrl'port and he ell-E
onI-d the il'iv'tldship of a wide cirrlel
III i‘rivllils. His death was due to gals-j .
tlIti~. .\Iollday his condition become} ,1
O
'.Ii:II'IlliIIg. and it was decided to tukcl
Shore Line “Ed Up When Train‘llllll to the hospital.
HIIS ‘H'dnllcaT-‘NOHO Hun He had been a resident of this city ,6
‘l‘iil‘ more than cars and for the,
last seven penis conducted ll Cale olt,
hm v-draflic m, the lairficld II\'2.(‘|llt‘ He was a nit-miner",
oi lllt‘ Ilridscpolt lodue oi Elks the
Bridgeport .\tIH- oi Eagles and the
Foresters.
House Dresses
are the Greatest valu-
es in the Town.
Ask to be
shown the Special
Priced Skirts on Sale
Now..'
Prices $1.98 to
$5.00. Worth double.
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CLINTON,
Shore Line lirlllNII oi the New \’.ork
New Haven Av Hartford railroad was
blot kcd tor II time late yesterday af-
ternoon by if lollisioll between an" a whim-
“0 leave: and a daughterg‘l.
car near the Glove Beam station No
one was injured. The engine of thallml’lnt’ 0I Naug‘dtuck and two broth.
freight was derailed and thrown on 'ers, Charles Pratt of South \orwalir'
Iits side three coal Cllls and a box car "lid Henri A Pratt or .\‘ichois street
were smashed and two other coal cars Bridgeport,
o.\erturlled The engineer and fire- “(Niles having 11 “1d? 5900811118008 I!
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"I- A"- a/a'a/av a/n/a '
HM .s:\:v:\‘\=
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out unhurt afterwards I‘oi friends throughout the State, all or
The Illlndcar belonged to a section ““0'" ““1 be DalliE'd 10 learn of his
'ag rig at work nearby. Tile accident death He was about it vears old
happened as the freight rounded a and spent the greater hurt ofhls life
curve. One ofI two steel rails on the “1 Bridgeport,
handrar rammed the locomotive“ His close friends knew for a week‘l
throwing the engine several feet In !or 30 DESI “I!!! lit“ “M a very sick!
'the air before It landed on Its side In' “la"v bl" ”WY did “0‘ realize mall.
marshy ground beside the tracks. his ““1858 would be serious and when“
Early ill the evening the westbound, “19) reveh‘ed the news or his death
trat‘k was (learetl but it was believed leslerdai'. they could hardly believe
that most of the night would be con- "- MP Pratt was a man of fine dis-l
sumed ill repairing the eastbound DOSIUOH and YOU“d it easy to make
line as the roadbed was badly torn. friends.
up and the rails twisted and bent. "
Local trains transferred their passes.
gers around the obstruction, but ex- Katherine Anne Hathaway, wife of?
presses were detourcd over the Say- Frederick A. Key,ser died suddenly
brook .\Iiddletowu line ' . at ller home, 11 West avenue 'Iues».
,day. July? Tile deceased is surviv ed]
,by Iver husband alld i‘our cIiildren—' ~ ‘
Elinor J., Bertha C. F. Howard and Men’s outing Trousers
FOLKESTONE, England July 8.-—- Hal H Kevser, and by several broth-
REF RIGERATORS
and
ICE BOXES
A complete stock in all styles and
sizes at greatly reduced prices. (‘oln-
pare qualities at any price between
$4.90 and $33.
The Norwalk
Furniture House
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ENGLAND DEFEATS BELGIUM.
England '0‘!!!) “011 tlle doubles match ers and a sister. Men's White Outing Trousers of genuine English Flannels, a $3.00
against Belgium In the first prelim— “mm“ 59"“93 “i” ”9 ”Mum“ value .......... . ............. , ........... $3.50
Inary round of the competition for :33; afternoon at- .30 and will be‘ While Serge, a good “50 value . ______ . ......... , ,,,,,,, $3.00
'Ihl:nD‘t‘eeni:ln f‘ Zillingnttijgaufial . I Striped White Serge, a $4. 00 value. ..................... 53-00
a rop , .
their two successes in tile singlesl Funeral of Mrs. Carrier. I White Duck Trousers ............................ $190
matches yesterday gave them the Vic-l The funeral 0f \irs LydiaA ”"91“
, widow of Joseph C. Carier who died
tor) In the round .
Sunday morning at her honle in 7 But-
H Roper Barrett and T \l \Iav'ro-l
gordato the English representatives Ier street, was held this afternoon at:
Rev Ralph G Hat'ntley l
defeated \V H Duvivier and A G. 2 30 00109“-
Watson, the Belgians In three straight pastor of the South .\‘orwalk Baptist
sets. 6-.1 (3--.62. -GO [EB-
of In everslde cemetarv. Mrs. Carier was}l I I I 4
‘-Church. off.iciated and interment was
Tile English team as a result No Mr“ Id t d m t as
v r .
f rwa S 0 es an 08 $7 AND $10 CLOTHING STORE.
this V'iCtorv will meet France in the one Odo to I l 1 III bel
second r- ipet‘le Ies ents. ant ler oss \\
round at “imbledon on Sat“ 11 NORTH MAIN 31'. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
WE GIVE 3. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
Prepare for July scorchers
Got one of our cool, comfortable, Two Piece, Skeleton Suits, blues,
grays and fancy colors, all ............................... $10.00
day keenly felt by her mam friends. The
[pallbearers were James .\' \\ cod. Emil l
I\\‘ estfield. George H. Hirst and Ilovv-,
ard Montgomery. ‘f --._,.. , _’_‘_
iin that vicinity As soon as the (on-
IFuncrai of Mr. Powers. I I necticut Company make their proposed
.The funeral of Robert Powers, who repairs to their tracks on \an Zanfl
evening. was held from street the street department will start
ndertaker Fredericlq work on that street. Work on South
Mr. Mack. who was the editor and H Ganung 3‘ 8 30 “1°C“ ms morn- Main Street will be Started shortly, and
ineer has stated that
' 2 . In and from St Josephs church at the city eng
Intmc‘pal “net.“ the Sandusky Reg 9 glclock Interment was in St \Iary' s when this work is finished no permits-l ernmcnt purposes carrying out IIHIIIIS-
fir3'azegvmlgort3:31:33“? Asst: cemetery ' sion under any circumstances will be solution suit against the road. The
res en 0 . .
t d 1 f given to tear up the street for tile lay stock fell a Iraltion over a point, but
:aierniallllhells 113‘“ ”23%: 1311323,; lag of pipes. All property owners on did not leach its recent low record.
8 are.
this street have been notified to do' The movement otherwise was a mix
in the councils for the Republican par- The one of gains and losse, none in tho Ill
solutes especially impel-glut, Gould
securities were again? sibjeclml 10
pressure. with pronouncedéweaklwss in
Missouri Pacific Fours, which sold at.
47 1-2, a loss of 2 1-2 points. while
Denver improvement flVes lost a point.
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JOURNALIST MACK DEAD.
TIIIIAII III will stiller
WALL STREET, Noon—New lla-
ven shares were the feature of 10-.
day's early irregular market. by reason
of the announcement that the gov-
SAV'DL‘SKY, Ohio July 8.-——Heartl
failure following an illness that ex-l
tended over several months, caused
a notable figure In Ohio Journalism the parlors of U
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,' STREETS TO BE REPAIRED.
Irtment Has Much Work such work at once if necessary.
lstreet department is to start work In
soon the near future on High street, South
Acid fruits should navfil no prepar- move one of their stone-crushing ma-' Norwalk, and will make an excellent
ed with a steel knife. Tbé'iiest pre- clllnea to Strawberry Hill vicinity, and thoroughfare of that street. Liquid all:-
D3"!!! tool: sore nickel or silver, the street department will fix up, phalt will be laid on several orwa l
knives. ’ I County, Beacon and Willlams' streets: streets very soon
Under ContemPIation.
himself. .He wasti9 years of age
The street department will
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