July ..
' JACOBY’S
Summer Dresses Marked Down
In plain white and flowered novelties, specially priced for'this sale.
98c to $7.98
Wash Skirts, in
[W
I‘.
i
RCPP, Linen, Ratineaisd Palm
”50¢..to 82:98
$1.25 CHILDREN’S
DRESSES, 98¢.
Bea’ch. Priced for this sale
Ladies’ and Misses Coats , _
sold $3.98 and $5. j
Clearance of. Waists
$2.50. $53 and S4 Waists,
all sizes and styles. Spec- 3
3135“
The balance of our season's best style Coats that fonterly,
from $7.98 to $20. Sale Price
$l.25 and $1.50 \‘l'aists.
sizes 36 to 41'). Special
..... 98¢
I $10. 00
For Men’s and Young Men’ s Suits Value Isrs to so
’54 for this sale ial for this sale .
“I I .
[the kitchen and the dining roo'ni. and reported to Coroner Phsisn Wedpev‘r
[ordered iood. First they ordered alday night be communicated with the
set air, and then they wanted a lobster police and the arrest at Langeaeg'ger
[Finally they said they would have a was the result yesterday.
club sandwich Collins gave the order. At the time 01 the accident Mr‘
iOtto, the waiter, served it on a platI Langenegger immediately reported um
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was t on s
IProsecutor Kenealy, Chief BrennanIdining room, Collins and Kelly went character .322: L: zzbfiitt‘ygvg
and Detective Sergeant Foley The down stairs. Otto follow ed them later, it,
statements were taken down byIIand asked them to pay the 30 centfii Coroner 'Phelan will hold his first
Charles Magull‘e. a slenogl‘abher- due for the sandwich They refused hearing on the accident this morning
1 ' Thomas Kelly of Noroton. who has to do so ,sud be told Dal)l Then DalyI at 9 o'.clock The witnesses to the ac-
Monunder detention since Tuesday, is asked them to pay the bill. Collins: cident were Dr Jogeph Cohan of my
also being held, pending an inquest refused to pay it, and became abusive .1106 Stratrord avenue Thomas Doolan
Iwmch b98811 yesterday afternoon. Duly said he wanted no trouble in the of _No 2035 Main stre’et A G Nichol
Amt from the foregoing “lines“: 10 place. and asked Colllns and Kelly to son or the Crane Company, William
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tree has any?
WI ed to the
7 members or the
tnde,lndlt ‘igl’sfifsdutyoxme
“manomloboupoiao
.Itlllh!
Sculley to investigate
aliases at the encoder: and estab-
Bill a “W bfllfith will he the
“isthmus galleria all the
Hanrrmmsaras scans.
WW1: a—rmnie: thea~
:9; QC; 0: flit-hast known playhouse:
gift lake W“).
or my thousand dol-
Zulu ', somerssmmbsl
“SEW” {skew-to wir-I
in; maestro was closed for the
W. nus tile watchmen was away
lashes: tile liltilbroke out, the blaae be
is; discoreasd by a. mortar
mags was done by
$350k) $5.00
no at Black. _
Rubber and Leather Soles
32,98 p... Pair
Gloversl
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Tree Wo'rk'of
All Kinds
Mun
Beaupsio l1. Saunders
or 12 others Will testify ‘pay the bill like men. '1“ 1ey would not Sta
ck of No. 147‘ main street James - Phone In-
"l'he investigation discloses that 001- pay the bill, and Collins asked Dal) to Munenboard of No 1778 Main. street 0““ ““"j'l "-“II‘Ntm
Ilns, Kelly, and the Weisheit employ'lI serve him a drink. ‘IDaIly refused to do and Dr Smirnow. ' M
can under detention engaged in a dis-[I so, and Collins thereupon seized an According to the statements or the
I'm,- 3 ““0" "me ”emf“ Collins “'13 iron match holder and threw it at witnesses to the police Mr Lsn enen
‘ hind dead, over payment of a bill or on b E L
Duly A person in the “10°“ c g ‘ ger was not to blame for the accident. 5
“cents incurred. it is claimed by Cot- Collins’ hand as he threw the thing. They all agree to one tact. that Gal
line. The \Vcislieit people deny that and the match holder hit the bar and kind stepped in from of the moving .u
either Collins or Kelly were struck, in and over upon the door behind, Col- tomohile {mm behind a standing m“ 1
the saloon. but they do claim that Col [ins and Kelly then lett the place. This chine in mm 0, [he mam“ .
I‘llns was abusive and threw an iron happened between 3 and 8: 30 p m. I[ About a year and a halt ago Super-
‘ match holder at Duly, understand that Kelly boalded a street intendent Langenegger ran down Tall-I
Daly Saw Body on'nround. car and went home madge Haviland under the railroad;
it is claimed that Duly was asked “None of my employees st1uck eith- viaduct in Fairfleld avenue. resultinfl
‘3 [to look at Collins, as he lay dead. on er qullns or Kelly from the iniorma- in total injuries to the boy, who was[
the ground, near the saloon, Monday tion thatl havevbeIen able to obtain. 1 ,1de a bicycle at the time, The “CA
ISptcial ‘
All our $1.25 and $1.49
\Vash Skirts . .. 98¢
11. Mollascli & Son
s.» night and that he did so and said he believe lmy men are telling the truth tlm was the son of Mr and Mrs Wil—I
find not know him “’0‘“ Ithe matter liam T. Haviland oi Brookllno avenue
Kelly, it appears, has accounted for ' and grandson of Mrs W H. Swords, oi,
. II‘hILhis movements 011 the night of Collins South Norwalk ,
"Ildatb, except for the period between [
“3:30 and 10 p. 111. He claims he cannot
IS‘I‘remember where he was during thatl
IYIIperi’od, it is said. 1
The attitude of Kelly is puzzling the‘ _
'3'*II])ollce He has denied a number oi Continued From FM Pm 1
iffwmes that he was in the Weisheit
I‘ .- Ifitioon at all. that night. The Wels-
helt employees are emphatic in stat-l 9"“ MN" Operation.
in: that he was. and the police have At the time of the accident Galkind nizing the importance of the 1on price
3.33““ witnesses who, they say, will tes- was not supposed to htItvIe been sen bill question for soft batting. has given. r
1111 cumulus
ger was released on a bond or $2,000 (Continued From ”I.“ pin?”
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lodlsn Motor Cycles
Distributors for Norwslk and:
South Norwalk
The Sterling Motor (to.
Darion, Conn.
Phone 179
. Repairs;
Registered F: A. M. Repair
v .’ . . 5- .3 - Shop . . .; t .
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"Imtlty, that Kelly was in the saloon. ously injured. The ‘ambulance from considerable thought to the‘ personnel
_ 1:1“: - Alleged Statement by Kelly. Ithe Emergency hospital was called of the committee.
I It is claimed that keny told somer‘lnd “‘6 WWI“ man has taken to his
m betare .Collins' body was found, liomeiit Madison avenue There were ldent ScullIey has practically deter-I
.ml'it' ”a men. named Collins had been, no evidences Of- “Elam!“ Injury,
done up” in a saloon It is under Galkind later complained of pains.- in mittee and that he will announce his
(Inwg‘bfiliy; lwhen utterwards con ;
Vincents hospital, and slussoperasen will then begin obtaining the neces-
upon for at removal or a biota gciot-on sary data resardipgthe making oi sott
the briiir b’y-Drs.‘ E. J. Mull: city rum hats in order to determine upon a gas.
Louis M. Smirnovv. ...Tho...atiempt -*to- oral price bill tar. all district 'I" =
save the mans life was unsuccessfinu At present
l He died shortly [alloys the operation filer sort list In use in IYorc'étlor the en:
An autopsy yesterday conducted byI tlr‘e organizatitiu. The various (”3%
Medical Examiner Samuel ll Garll'ckvaltricts establish their own price: bills
1 who was assisted by Dr. George Gin-[and it he: been asserted molly times in
lick and Dr. Shirnow showed that-If. the past that much lnjustice results,
Galkind had sustained a fracture .lct from this system.- -lthasbeen claimed
the skull. The fracture was on the up;
per right hand side of the head; which were able to obtain a lower price bill
be person to whom he is
de itiiis statement, de-
tIls'I bf‘d’llaid that the police receiv-
a telephone message from a Nero
. . .nlght.about the time‘i
' ling body was found. to the 61-.;
that Kelly was acting very
" 'ly in Norotcn.
I is employed on a. Collender’s
tote. Idle once boarded vmh
alive 0! Stamford. He has
bartender for about ten years;
c here recently :trom New”
to work for Weisheit Brothers.
welsheit said to him yesterday
: e was a “clement man 0: good
meat, and not at all a quarrelaome
death. The report of the medications? Ilia other districts. and that this advant-
aminer will be sent to Coroner Phelan. l ago has been detsmentsi to the or-
Reported to Police. . . E. ganisation as a whole.
When the death or Mr. Galkind was
Iers, l'ormer residents ot_ South
alk. gives an‘Iaocount at what hap-
there. He said he was not pres ".
sums and got his information -~
in nipio‘yses. ‘ 3. .
and Kelly." he. said, “enta- ‘
e from the Groyrook Place
and went upstairs. where the - 3,, v1; ,
'd dining-room are. , They '~
it is understood, however, that Pres— I
Mr mined on the membership at the coma ' ..
his head, and he was removed to St. ‘selecticns very soon; The.com1nitteef
that manufacturers in certain districts ‘
produced cerebr‘sl hemorrhage and tor similar work than manufacturers .
It has also been claimed that. where I
, fountain. is health’f
WE SELL
: Something, More Than
_.._..
so WATER swans;
IIIAIIumobile and Motor Cycle I I
I 33.; ~IIIsIvIsIsv “would! assume III,
ii
Rathskeller _ v
I bulletins. Us...
Ghlroprnotlc is the definition at the
case's of its. discus and the m of
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later lite in the didarent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the news sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curvature
of the spine. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help you.
Mechelle treatments siren also.
T. Francis, D. C.
34 Washington so. So. Not-walk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer.
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
VORK.
Freight host loaves Pier 21 East
River, New York (tool of Catherine ,
St.) every day except Sunday. ail p.
m. Freight received at Norwnik upto
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
5:30 p. in I
George F. Fools, General Agent
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS-
PORTATION LINE. inc.
EEIUILT TYPEIWRITEila~L .0.
Remington, all other
makes. sold. rented.
. repaired. Rentals. 3!
per month. Machines
sold at 35 per month.
MC. museum.
1. loath Iain host. south mastic
LL US P - ..
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some-
thing like this happens in your
home. If your
PLUMBING
is defective, antiquated. unsani-
tary or worn out, have us make
necessary repairs or install a
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
I JOBBING A SPECIALTY
recklessness
Plumbino’and Hosting
‘1'cl. is”;
‘North Main at. s. Norwalk
“t
Norwslk Pawn. Shop
\
Money Loaned on Articles "5
_ Value. ,
Unrcdecmed Pledges Sold n’
Sacrifice.
J. Rosenfield
South Norwalk, Conn.
I!“ Y0“ Have ~-
11! no...
Successor to Wm. Eifron. .
DmReatl C0
453thde 18;" 7
The Gay Cretonlles
Striped and Flowered
7.“;-
A rose bower can be arranged for any \‘crnntlah or
lit ing room.
In fact Crctonlte is a gtneral tltilii} mater-
ial this year, for not only does it make the most attrac-
tive of all furnishings but the woman who adapts prttty
things has laid hold of it for a suit or a coat
be seen wearing;r a gax- coat at any
coat blazons “i111 rosies grist sittp) poppies tale \\ s—
Of course it is \tiy
taria or some blue trailing flown
5
pretty indeed and eminently proper.
Awning Stripes, black and
Vt hite,
summer TCSOTi.
\Cl\
Slit: may l
The
regular
stripes are a fad of the moment. and the material is a
fine mercerized rem)
Colored Stripes, tans red, brown.
Flowered Cretonnes' 111 vc 1‘) large assorllllent, 8‘
In fax or for coats and skirts.
59 cts. a yard.
25 cts. a yard.
15,
18 25. 3°. 38 cts and up.T1I1tscarc extecdingl) attrac-
tive and of domestic \\t’a\€.
French Cretonnes.
Rich and unusual colorings
terns,
Paint Beach
For Coats and Suits. This
Beach weave. mired mohair and
sand color, fifty-six inches.
and
exclusive
pat-
$3.00 a yard.
Third floor.
Cloth
is
cotton,
$11.00 a yard.
Dress (700115,
Embroideries
w
The dainticst patterns at
summer frocks.
on crepe. organtlic and swiss.
lars and cuffs.
There is a_f:1ncy
for
These are
the genuine
colored
Palm
the regular
main floor.
Flouncings, Bands. All-overs, Motifs.
moderate
I for,
edges
used for C0]-
prices
25 and so cts.
Embroidered Yokes for baby frocks,
25. so, 69 and 89 cts.
Motifs for inserts in waists and gowns,
Caps for babies. embroidered,
Organdies, 27 and 45 inchcs wide,
Batiste Floundngs,
69, 75 and $1. 00
$1. 00 to $3 so
5 and 10 cts.
special at 59 cts.‘
Embroidery Section, main floor.
Some Toilet bainties
"Bier—Kiss," ihcrcs
tion 11 est pas Ollcl talc.
chr-kiss Talcum
Extract
Sachet. small bottles,
smlltthing about it.
° mais (lllel talc Irancais?"
Trentini is a line; sweet Tnlcttm,
Trentini, Soap
“La Ques-
is 25 CtS.
$1.35
65 cts.
25 cts.
25 cts.
Caswell and Massey Cologne, in trill round flasks,
hamlt to slip in
the trav clot and makes :1 nits going-a“ at g
the trawling bag ven refreshing to
lit. 95 cts.
loilct Section. main floor.
‘: . rdr’nsusm 185')
Phone 499:
37 Fort‘Strcet: EastNorwalk.
Saturday Specials
‘~—,
Special Music
Clifford Hotel
Mora-Now «moss from suns. ?
1
-
“Every" drink 8‘
_ ruit syrups. Our choco‘ etc is be— , I
coining famous 'Htlve. you tried ‘
i .
DeKlyn
.tiohvince~ yon
best- 1n, town
I‘VIjI‘Efiron can pay the best
,, prices. Call him for all.
' junknnd old autmobtlcs.
East Notwalk Cash Grocery
Free Deliverv
Telephone 743-3
Best Family Flour, aIIIbagI ........... . .......
Delicious Creamery Butter: at~ lb. ........... ..
.. .................... 12¢
Pnr’e Leaf ~IL'srd, 3 lb... . .
Fancy New l’otatoes, 14 lbs.
Granulated Sugar, 4 lbs., with other goods ...
Swifts Premium Shoulders, a lb.
Ibo -
Magnolia or Clove r Milk, 3 can
Burdens Evaporated Milk, 2 cans
250 jar: Peanut Butter cut to
Bakers Cocoa, a can ..‘. .....
Campbell’s Beans or Soups
Macaroni or Spaghetti, 2 pkgs.,..
Milk Crackers, 3 lbs. .-
Baked Beans, 4 cans ....,
Toilet Tissue, 3 rolls ..._.
Crisco, a can
IIoCoo-Dllsb‘ass
Full Weight Condensed Milk, a can . . ..
Baker‘s Chocolate, .3 can
WhiteRosc Cocoa,.a can .. 15¢ .,.I'
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to corrupt s-rhssr;
7.11113: 15¢
sud-s..-
95¢ .
17¢
25¢
13¢
10¢-
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