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Special Values in
Table Damaks
25c, 40c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 1 Yard.
Bath Towels—10c, 12 1-2c, 25c, 35c
and 5°C.
Bed Spreads—$1.00 $1.25, $1.50, $175
to $3- 50.
Bed Shout—39C, 45c, 50c, 70c, 75¢,
79c and 95c.
E. K. Banks
Hahackemo Hotel Block, So. Norwalk.
The police authorities have receiv-
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WRIGHT AND DITSON
Tennis Rackets
Tennis Balls
and Nets 1-5 to 1-3 Off Regular Price.
ALL PRICES. -
WM. P. BEERS
look and Stationery Store.
South Net-walk. Norwalk
Summer F urnishings.
Our entire line of Summer Furnishings has been radically reduced
for our Annual July Sale. if you have any needs, _why overlook
this sale”
INEW LINE OF
ed a complaint from C. In. Barker rela.’
tire to someone stealing from him, six
batteries and several bulbs.
ter will be looked into by the author-
ities.
—Store your automobile in Disesa's
Garage, 47 Railroad a1enue.
This morning Building 111598010? C- D O N N E L L Y S
i, Fi1cli issued a permit to Thomas
Montgomen to install plumbing and “ATWNERY AND BOOK STORE
heating apparatus in the new house of
ii. R. Roberts on Sound View Court.
Mr.
the job at once.
Montgomery will start work on1
The mat- .
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A lively family quarrel on Ely ave~
nue yesterday, resulted in a complaint
being sent into police headquarters,
Who notified the parties lilV'Ole. if hours in the eastern part of the Lakei
they cared to take action in the mat-
ter it would be best to cons'hlt the
proseculng-attorney,
—-Pan-Americun straws. O'Brien's.
A surprise party was given last
evening on Miss Catherine Torpy, on
12 Lyons place, first district, by forty
of'the young lady friends. in honor of
her birthday. A very pleasant
eve- .
ning “as passed. music, games, and”
refreshments being enjoyed.
The regular business meeting of the
South Norwalk Lodge. Loyal Order of:
Moose, was held last evening at their
hall. Routine business was disposed
of. and the ways and Means Commit-
tee made their report of various
schemes relative to the obtaining of
new quarters or the remaining in the
old hall. The By-laws Committee al-
so reported progress. Edward Brown-
ell was the presiding omcer.
'BASED ON EVIDENCE OF SOUTH
NORWALK PEOPLE.
forfeiting thereby’a bond of 815. ;
A roiuun mum Ii
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picnic car that was wrecked, and} '
George East, conductor of the ex- 3
press car. Their bonds were set at l
$2,000, and Superintendent C. H. l
Chapman or the Bridgeport division
posted the bonds with Justice of the ‘1
Peace LeRoy P. Beach of Fairfieid
Prank Raymond, motorman of the
express car, is held technically under
$4,000 bond and because he is an-
able to procure that amount of
money, he is being guarded at lllBl,
home by a warden appointed by StateI
Policeman Frank Yirelii and Deputy
Sheriff n. R. Elwood” of Fairfleld.
The same is true of Harold Nadia,
motorman of the other car. While
the amount of his bond would not be.
disclosed last night, it is generally
accepted that it is between 84,000
and $5,000. He also is being guarded‘
A. J; Collins a Go
YOU WILL
always find Staple and Fancy
Groceries at the
East Norwalk Cash
Grocery
’Phone 748-3 Free Delivery
.The Very Finest Creamery
' BUTTER 29 C
per pound
Extra Fancy New
Potatoes 26 C
14 pounds
Veribcst Roast
Good Table Butter, in prints
0r Corned Beef.
FAVORS
5¢ 'l‘t”) 35¢ EACH.
New Assortment of Prizes at All
Prices. I
1| sourn MAIN eraser. l
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Pbobably ,‘
fair tonight and Saturday: light to?
moderate variable winds. Showers have:
occurred during the last twenty-four;
region, New England, Gulf coast, and:
from Texas northward to South Dav;
gota. There is no well-defined storm‘
Armour's
No. 1, a can 'tion of Mrs. Jones. All were lm-‘
area this morning east of the Rocky: 20 proved yesterday. *
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. Gold Medal “out, a} bag 0. 2, Icon ., Mrs. Robert Waltely. 11ho distin-
N=ATHFR A IY-éAIR’ AGO TODAYl 35C guished herself when she sa1ed the .
‘ : , , .. .,, li1es oi two children despite the fact I ” ‘
Temperature. Low, (its; high 8-. . I 58 WALL BTREIT
Rain ~ ‘that she was suffering from broken '. . ac son NORWA
' .. White Rose Jelly Powder, legs and thigh, is improving at St. LK'
1. . .1'incent’s hospital. Bridgeport but it PHONE 433-
all flavors, 2 pkgs.
15c
Pure Leaf Lard,’ :1 lb.
120
Brookfield Eggs, in carton,
fine quality
9c
Macaroni or kgSpaglItEtti, a
P T. Lounsbury lodge and the Sum
ford lodge will hold a picnic at Roton'
Point tomorrow All are cordially in-
vited to be present. ,
. Mr. and Mrs. l“. W, Olmstead and
family have returned to Ridgefleldl
from South Norwalk and have taken
rooms in W. C. Ilar’hite‘s house.
Magnolia or Clover Milk,
3 cans
29c
Reliable Ficur, large pkg.
20c
Japan Rice, 2 lb. .
-50
Elliott Hawkes, Who was arrested:
Wednesday evening for drunkenness.!
failed to appear in court this morning;
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-—Straws, New York prices. 0'Brion,I
The automobile belonging to Mr. '
and Mrs. Henry W,ebb which caught
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fire between Woodmont and Milford
Granulated Sugar, 5 lbs.
by a warden, Policeman, Richard F.
{Moore Raymond is at his home in
iEast Norwalk, and Nadia is at the
‘Norwalk hospital.
l Ordered to Keep Silent.
Cook was the first to be arrested.
lie was at the car barns in Norwalk,
when approached by the policemen
‘and asked a few questions. ’He “’33,
iuuwiliing to talk, presumably. sayI
ithe policemen, because he had re!
sceived orders to that effect. and he:
jwaa placed under arrest. Raymond:
1Land Nadia were formally arrested atj
:their bedsides, l
The Public Utilities commission was‘
expected to begin an inquiry
MrI. Jones’ Condition.
it was determined that Mrs. Ray-l
jmond Jones, wife of Assistant Super-I;
'intendent Raymond Jones of the,
,Bridgeport hospital, has a fractured
'skull. She bled profusely \from the
‘ears yesterday, and last night was in,
a critical condition. Today will be
the turning point in her condition}
and it may be learned whether or not
she will recover. While her injuries
may be fatal, hopes are held for re-f
covery. '
Dr Philip Bill
Dr George E Cram of
attending Mrs Jones. , I
Miss Nellie Anthony at St. Vin-1
‘cent's hospital, Bridgeport, bled froml
.the month last night, and it is thought
she has internal injuries. She is
suffering from shock also, but her con-"
dition is not dangerous. ,’
All the patients at the Bridgeport
hospitals and at the Norwalk hospital
'11'ill recover, with the possible excel).
of Bridgeport and:
Nonfalk areI
é111ll be many months before she is
'released,
l Manager J. B Potter of the Con-I
lnecticut company was in Norwalk
Iyesterday afternoon viewing the
lwrecked cars. He conferred with
lthe local omcialI.
Stages! Picnic of Vear.
1 Manager Neville Bayley, of Roton
,Poiut park asserted yesterday to a‘
greporter. that the picnic celebration nt'
{the park Wednesday was the launch
:this season. Children were present;
ifrom Saugatuck, Norwaik and Glen-l
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Many of the more important wit-
nesses expected to testify at the cor-I
oner's hearing. were unable to be
‘I‘ ' lpresent in the Fable building this
today. f
At the Norwalk hospital yesterdayl
J acoby’s
Saturday Specials
A .L ...y ..<....'
Dresses
$1.00 Tub Dresses ............................... 59¢
$1. 50 House Dresses ............... - ............. 98¢
$4 and $5 Dresses ............................. $1 98 ‘
$6 and $7 Dresses ............................ -$3,98
' Wash Skirts '
$1.00 Wash Skirts ....... .. . .................... 59¢ (I
$1. 50 and $2. 00 Wash Skirts bfifflflfflQMfio-n 98
$3. 00 Wash Skirts ..... . ....................... $1 98
All Suits Must Go ‘
Suits at 5.00
Any Suit in the store, value $15, will be sold at $5.00.
Suits at $9.98
A number of suits that sold up to $24.50. 0
Suits at $10.00
Take your,pick of any suit in the store that formerly
sold at $25 to $35.. Special at $10.
Waists
$1.50 and $2 Waists, but not all sizes .............
$1. 50, $2 and $2. so’Waists ......... ‘ ..... - ....... 9 ~.
$3.00 Silk Waists, newest Styles ................ $1 98
Children’s Dresses
98 cents up.
All Trimmed Hats,
990.
Regular prices were $3, $4, $5 and $6.
Optician
Everything in the Optical Ling
Eyes Examined Free
A‘ FAMILY WASHI FOR 75cts,
Everything washed CLEAN. All the flat pieces and underwear I
ironed. and the starch pieces Itamhed wet, sent to you ready ‘to ‘
dampen and iron.
AT THE RATE OF 1 1-2c PER PIECE.
» me During the ”a" that have pass— last evening it was necessary to post-
‘ occasionally and they have kept me
.last Monday, was a Buick and not a
Ford machine, as was stated at the
time. . l
Grateful thousands tell it—
Of weak backs made strong—
Of weak kidneys made well-
Urinary disorders corrected. !
South Norwalk people add their to.- ‘
timony.
They praise Doan's Kidney Pills.
I South Norwalk evidence is now
complete.
. South Norwalk testimony
firmed:
Reports of early relief substantiat-i
ed.
23c
Err-Congressman E. J Hill of Nor-
walk, passed through Ridgeiield in 1111 Jones Flour, 3 bag
".auto on Friday afternoom Mr. Hill,
who has a. host of riends in town.
water kept busy recognizing them as he
'rode through the, streets. Mr. Hill
.looked well and appeared the picture
of health. anidgefleld Press. . , f Kerosene Oil a gall“ .
Merit dohbl raved Ih test ofI
y p y came up yesterday at 3 06101111 before
, 82C
t m in the ,
Let a South Norwalk citizen speak. IJustlce Joseph J' Linxweii: r a
Mrs Charles Owens, 67 Woodward City Hill Attorney Fink eston “'I
avenue, South Norwalk, says: "I was ”"9" I" the defense, and ”Red thatl
subject to dizzy and nervous spells. the case be continued for a. week in,
and was annoyed by a distressing kid- ““9" that “l" Wu“ ““9”“ “mi
ney weakness. 1 felt restless and in 39‘ together and ”dew“ to adjust
the mbrning was all tired out." the matter out of court. The justice
ing Doan'a Kidney Pills advertised granted the continuation.
I got a box at Plaisted' a Drug Store. ;
it did not take them long to relieve
is Con-
The case of Stromberg vs. Hansen 1
24 CottageIBtreet,
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not mm 11 use:
Because of the unfavorable weather
pone one second night of the lawn
festive? being given by the ladies of “F PM“
in 39°“. health .. St. Joseph's Chum-.1119 festival (continued from that pan)
Price 560. It .11 dale“ Don‘t “will beheld tonight. and Monday M3112. ’ 3“. .
simply ask for - kidney remedy—get. “Wm “03 ‘1" “WM” “l"oni one; without avian: any ro-
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lmorning owing to the fact that theyf
WC. lure injured. Some of' those who aref
[expected to testify today are:
l I Some of Witnesses.
l Edward C. \‘ash. Oscar Peterson.
Theodore Taylor, Leo Shepherd, \V-il,
.liam Sturges. Homan Sturges, Brad~‘
lley Kellogg and George Robertson of
lwestport; George East. the conduc~i
tor of the express car; Sidney Cook
Grape_ Nuts, a __pkga. 1
23c
Laundry Starch.
5c pkg. I the conductor of the trolley car that
. 4c 1lvvaa wrecked; Leonard Fox of 23
,' :Curtls avenue, Bridgeport; Mrs Ray- I
7 pkgs- ’ mond Fox of 23 Curtis avenue. Bridge- .
A. STULL.
=p9rt and 1119;. unsettle; of tbs corn-
*2 the matter with the power on the line
mus-11151115.“, 'mu-J'“
street, Bridgeport. All'
poenaed yesterday.
. Claim Agent. Active.
Agents of the Connecticut“.
pony are busy in the neighborhood“
of the East Side. Bridgeport, where
most of the Point Union mission pie-
molten live, making and trying to
were
East Nativalk.
pony official: that nothing it 111 wan,
one yesterday. til the hearing 0I made by those who say. they have
Coroner J. J P is opened 0‘ 11 l been approached, a thorou canvass!
oeigck thi- Iterator In 1119mm is being made of the homes of those!
buildinx "I WeItport; “"19 30'" ll who received injuries of any extent.’
expected to dig disclosed concerning h order to sand out how much the
themaccldghmm; utod in families are willing topettio for. I
_p_rov are n . ,
nearly .11 the victim in the hospital Am}: 3m7fi, mm,
It their hm“ W M In: 0! m um. w "Dfl wt ‘0‘ m
'MW’M“W““M in an accident. settled ml
W“”‘"m“m melons-m n. W to
3"“ n- In. It a Cutout! on: In! an
3"“: . man; in mail, new: '
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- any m It: incl-t,
. g no out“ that,
‘ Mal-1.
port, and Harriet Haimwali of Booth 1'
sub“ I
make settlements with the families or ,_ -3
those who wers'iniured in the wreck I I
were the “WI developments ‘3 “3° .at Westport. According to assertion _ ‘
CRESCENT LAUNDRY
PHONE 5-4,
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Highland ‘ Coal
Have secured a few cargoes of this very high class coal, “We are I
prepared to supply our customers either for present use or winter "
stock. Rare opportunity to pines your winter orders.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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Do Away with the Hot, Dirty I I
Coal Range
COOK WITH GAS --- Cool,
Clean and Economical-
The United Electric Light & Water Cu.
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