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7 5’ M D LPHIA ‘AWNF‘D READING.‘
Place Your Order Now fl
and be protected against’advaace in prices during the {all
and winter. ‘ ‘
r J
.3 ..
month in Rockvllle, Conn.
‘John A. Mills spent yesterday in
,New York city on business.
I
i Mrs. J. W. Studwell is in Worcester,‘
Mass. She is the guest of her broth-
ler, Rev. A. B. Purdy. '
l
! —-Great crowds have been attending
There wasgno meeting, last night, 01 Mum’s Giant Jubilee Sale since 9 a.
the second district electrical commis- in. this morning.
B . snow. Ram“ gRAYMOND BROTHERS
‘ , NEWBED MEN'fi BUILDING , , , , itemDavenport. $20: A. E. Mallory.
. we???“ 21 wasameron 8T “W“ W” - .‘m‘ E “mm" :25: Chm“ 3‘ Pa"
.. 3V . . . , - y ', ,=. .. _> ' . star. 850; Charles A. Pack. 825; H. 1..
~--—--—— Tel, office, torso; soon. as... tr. This is. the ‘papular brand iShepatd, 325; E. n. Fairchild, no; r.
mastery. W diagram" Suit. , ’ in. Tweedié, 310; Charles H. Merritt.
51 Washinston Mrs. w. H wusms is spending a LAD! 5' GARMENTS" i559: and ‘0‘" 0‘1““ “WWW”! ‘0‘
Street. 69 to $5.00 E taling $157. The witness said he knew
r the money {res being collected to be
intent to Mr. Wheeler who was Congress—
lman Hill’s political agent. In answer
f"- ., t0 $3.; .
BOY fiARgggs J
Wm ‘ " ‘to questions Mr. Mallory admitted the.
MN? fARMENTS ibis activity in collecting in the tarlli,
calla). .N's (issuance
5 . to $2_25 ,especlally hc' ‘ ‘ns. and partl:
”BAT ING CAPS lto his interest in the soccer. 0: the lie
/ 35% to $1.00 ‘ lpublican party.
. B T ING‘ SHOES { Widow: affirm-ENE} you nor
"2.; ‘9 $1.00 9requested to solicit contributions
Quinn & so“ ‘amoug those “171 were interested in
oloners. 1 ‘ ......_.__. ‘ j
.‘J _.._.__. Mrs. Clara Stannard andtMlss Clara. 3;» :3 .. k c P t; “‘9 hat ”“51”“? “liked Homer 45-
Atter a vacation of several weeks, Velfior. 01’ Quintard avenue. tomorrow a: ., i .t’ ' M“ m Gummnsso .
Arthur F. Singewald, ot Chestnut St., will visit in Plalnvllle. Conn. A. Ilean'ttell. ltried to carryout.
ins uctions.
on Monday will resume his duties in:
the [33% ‘Coal Company’s) 011199 on i, John Halas, 0f Chestnut street, this
Washington “not. morning was out severely on his right
hm? {hm '. hand when an pane of glass from "the
-——Straws, Shows, Straws. O'Bi‘ien's.3.lullus Budvoaky market, on Ely ave-
, lnue. tell on it. '
Andrew Davey, _ who conducts a:
chain of retail grocery stores, opened Mrs. James H. Flynn. of Norwalk.
a store in Danbury, today at 283 Main has returned to her home from a visit
street». The local store will make the of a few days at the home oi her .
sister, Mrs. J. W: Poss. Of Capitol aver"
——-———;-— nue, Bridgeport.
The Boy Scout Camp. at Lewis Hn‘ -
Nash‘s island, .Noroton, broke this} Miss Louise St-haub starts today on
morning and about 4:30 o’clock this‘a two weeks' vacation from her duties
afternoon the happy boys Will Teflat the law offices of Attorneys Davis
turn 10 their ‘hOmeS-t The best time Wham] Dunbar. She will spend a por-
ls the opinion all l‘Olllld- " Eiion‘oi the time‘in Stamford.
- l .
,ilttyninth in the Davey chain.
Norwalk Germans are anticipating Edward ll. Smith, of the local tale-i
with pleasure a visit ,tomorrow
Hartford. where the German Marine sistant s,today are distrubutlng the it»
Band, of the Kronprinzelsin Cecilia test telephone directories, clothed in
will play at the jubilee 0‘ the Ham‘attractive brown covers and in eil'ect
lord Schwinn Verin. at SChelltw“ omorrow morning after 7 o'clock.
_Park.
- i The opening oflhc (‘hildren's Mar-
' “$1 and $1.50 Sirnwa. O’Brien'a. ket this morning proved a great suc-
"'"—— ., case. The little boy and girl garden-
Chnrles llussan. who formerly con-gem} sold nearly every bit. of’ihcir
ducted a mom on Wildman street, andichoicc and fresh offerings of. vege-
has since been conducting the Ha‘vi'Qtables. .The total receipts for the
land house, South Nor-walk, is fitting sale wore $7.78.
up a rooming house at 157 Coleman!
street, Bridgeport. as a public lodging
house.—-Danbury News.
Work started yesterday in the cart-
ing away from the list Forming Com-
Several thousand people, last even?Egybmfsiiétfigch220rfzffizidwzie232
ins, enjoyed ”‘9 interesting tire-works chased some limo ago by a Danburv
display at Roton Point park. ircsidont The machinery" has b '-
The regular races will he held lhls‘i ' ' ‘ " eon in
afternoon at the‘Norwnlk Yacht Clumlslorngc in the buifiilug for some time.
On Wednesday evening of next at theg
club house jon Hickmy Bluff. dancingi‘ 1‘0"; tund SUOCQRSU will b“ the
will be enj'oyed. ; mm 0 an interesting address to be
‘0 phone exchange. and a number of as« ,
. Well, how did you know what
OPENED THIS MORNING
, The Stbte'has been crowdcdsince 9:00 a. to.
this morning. Great bargains throughout the
entire store.
‘Be Sure and Shop Here, This Evening.
.‘ rk‘
mild n *
mums llamas"?! .,
paigu purposes.
0. 8. Mason on Stand.
Charles B. Mason. clerk oi the-city
.court or Danbury was called to testi-
fy and. was interrogated as follows:
Q. What was your politics when.
you were appointed as postmaster at
(Continued From First Page.)
-———-
George‘i'i. Dominic. .ir., or Green-
wich, who attended the convention at
which Congressman Hill was nominee
ed as a proxy for a friend. who waaDanbury in 1894'
iii, was made a member of the Fourth? A' 1 was a Democrat and was an
District Republican Campaign Commit-Iv pointed by Cleveland. 1 became a fold
tee. While somewhat or a novice in}. Democrat in the- first Bryan. cam-
lhe political game, Mr. Dominic sue-Waist”
ceeded in‘collectlng $1,400 for the cam-g Q' And when did you go over entire-
paign. His list of contributors and the
amount they gave follows: i
A. I slipped right over,
:Mr. Mason was in charge of the can-
Tl i l
1e m of m“ °°u°°u°ns '°' mowess in Danbury. Brookiield and shar-
Yfizlfiifi ism; {3:31;} $299?” on, anduestliled that a house to house
T. Couggun' ”'50, E H ‘Bak'. 3"?lcanvass had been made of the voters
Horace B Ch v' '2 : , er. 0’ :to ascertain their tendencies political-
. enoy, ‘ 50' binaries A‘iily‘at the time of the approaching elec-
Moade, ’; W. . " ~ .
So ’1‘ Graham, 825. Lharles m L
James W. Ambler, a bookkeeper oi
T- Willa. $100: 8. T. Seldon. ’25; Al-=
1““ 3- Forbes. 325; Alfred G; Smith.
325; G. 11'. Madonna; E. D. Bil‘d. Betbei, testified that he had conducted
‘ the canvass oi the voters at Bethel ior _
the .tourth district congressional com-
;25; Warren 1., Green; £25; Horace
Havemeyer, 525; Harold Re ill id 25 »
d ”e ' ' mitten and had attended the woven
W. W'. Sklddie. 8200? lament Hail};
you were to do if you» had no instruct-v . ‘5
HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
RANGES, Since to $48.00. ‘ .
Self Lighting Burners.
our stock before buying.
Gas Hot Waterl-Ieaters . . $11.00
Eddy Refrigerators. H
Jones &Hotchkiss;
17 Wall St. NE: alk. Canal
4
i.
‘For Well Dressed Men
and Women
and Tan leather
Rubber Salad 0 ord lies 7-"
é 7;
a
An Exceptional line oi_Slylish Shoes in illicit, "
seei . . , . .SOuth Norwalk
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w‘T CilNNEALLY & Bantam? ;
are shown .to
the heat advantage. in
$100; The ma L. “ " a}. . ,. . ,. .. _ .. _
Hymns? n. D. c1333: ”E‘flifi; l." attests but that to have a day’s tun
Harmon, :200. . ‘ ' ‘ and principally to see Stamiord. lie
Mr. Laughlin; wt...- or the com-n, was» questioned as follows:
utors, lives in New Canaan, and 13 in~ (in HOW did you come to get on the
tercsted in the Texas Oil Company; n. ? commit”? .
C. Convers has agood di’any kinds oi A.. I don't know. i got in lost in.
buaines} principally banking, the Unit. time to hear my name read out. out 1
cd States Steel Company and various; didn't know what it was for at the
:mining companies. John A, Topping‘time.
= is in the steel business and he resides Q. Did you work for the whole
in Greenwich; E. H. Baker is a mer- ticket or for Mr. Hill?
_. !delivcrcd tomorrow morning at 10:15
4Great crowds have been ntteudingtdcmpk before the Senior Class of the
hllntz's Giant Jubilee .Sale since 9 a'lFirBi Congregational church, of South
m. this mommg firm-walk, by Judge John H. Light. All
interested are cordially
attend.
Henry \l’iedermnn. at Stamford, the:
baggagcmastcr, whose right leg was:
cut off at the White street, Danbury,‘
railroad station in an accident
w
invited to! merchant.
The summer school of the So. Nor-:with business, in New York. and re-
mgt walk Congregational Sunday school is ‘sidcs in Greenwich. lie built the Tit-
cantile banker and makes‘his homedn‘ A. i “worked for the whole “Ck“
Greenwich; Horace B. Cheney is a silk and by so doing worked {01' “Ch man
manufacturer. residing at South Man- individually.
{chaste-r. Mr. Meade is a dry goods At this juncture Mr. Cummings held
W. '13- Graham 13 a retired aloft a pamphlet containing the photo-
gmnnutncturcr' or steel who lives in graphs 0: congressman Hill and Sen-
i Greenwich. Charles Wills is a builder ator andegee and asked the witness
it he had worked for the whole ticket
by publishing that kind of literature?
The witness answered by saying that
menthol norn lied Mr. Hill, not as a ~ ,
For the best Scar-F0
GO To “
. i . Cuibilfil’s’
Tuesday evening, was reported today
to be resting comfortably. anti his re-
covery is looking for unless the unex—
pected occurs.
”—-
There will be classy speed-boat rac-
holding regular sessions every Sundnyjrany building. George Lauder resides
morning at 10 o'clock. Judge John H. i in Greenwich and has no business. Mr.
Light will address the senior class to— t Seldon has his home in Greenwich and
morrow morning on the subject, Love? votes there. Mr". Forbes is ubanltcr
and Success. A cordial invitation lséand has his home in Greenwich. At-
extended to all summer residents and ifred G. Smith is in the shipping busi-
visitors to come and enjoy a quiet hour E ness and resides in Greenwich. E. ‘0.
es this afternoon,-at the East Norwallt
Yacht Club. Already there have been
10 entries in the scheduled bang-and:
go contest. Dr. ii. )3. West‘s ”Mimic,“
of interesting study and discussion
with this very capable leader.
Bird is connected with Tidauy & Com-
.pany in New York and lives in Green-
? wich.
and Charles‘Young’s “B" and probably
“Blue Streakyjmade to the downtown
d-race, and . Lincoln avenue
the “Buccaneer" and
will participate in the‘spee
are bound to make things
large number of pleasure boats,
exciting.
ed with aperitators, are- expected to
line this afternoon’s course.
‘ “——
~Clocks,',and Watches,
‘antee at Chas Brand’s.
street.
2
, 'Morcand More"
value of security for their
household treasures ~ and
valuables. A fraction over
time to laid.
a , .
@911me . ,
manoamm r
Repairs,
mainsprings. .15 months written guilt-bones from his junk wagon yesterday‘ford.
Washington
‘ a’people" are learning the
Several minor complaints have becnl E. D, Grouch is a broker and resides
police. A‘in Greenfich. Warren L. Green. is in
resident tolephoncdflhe business of printing bank notes
A:thc police last nig... concerning a and has his home in Greenwich. Hor-
fill-isupposed marauuer around his houseface A. Havemeycr has no business but
tomcers John lt‘.‘ Flynn and John E his interests are sugar. He is a son
Reynolds investigated, without result.?oi ll. 0. Huvermeyer. connected wuu‘
plains of the theft of five bags of home between Greenwich _
Harold Redfield is retired and
ilives in Greenwich. W. W. Siddide is
Ipresident of the Stamford Manufactur-
Tfin bench growers of Fairflelding Company. Albert Hall Is a Stam-
. county assembled in: the place orfford man. Thomas L. Pomeroy is.a
County Agent S. J. Wright this weeklmerchaut; F. B. Hyde: is retired. E. F.
and talked over the season's crop; ItiHarmon is a real estate. dealer, who
is estimated that this county wm‘liveskin‘Greenwich, buthas his busi-
yield 200,000 baskets, the largest crop 11993 “New Y0?“ . .
in history. There was Opinion ex— Charles-A. Mallory, a hat manufatr
pressed that the public- should be. turer otDanbury. testified that aghad
annealed to in regarded.) "the con; been appointed by; the committee oi
sumption of the- fruit. 3. C. Jackson, 'ihe fourth congressional .distrlctt’ogcol-
the largest grower in th coounty, ex- lent contributions training. unmann-
pacts to get between 20 and 30 their- lecturers-.0: Danbury.and.,8ethel. Mr.
. , ' L interest:
sand baskets from his-farm this , Mallory admitted thatha was ,
‘ ‘ ye“ ed interim. legislation» shines in?
'The annual lcnl .' ' ;, " washinxtom atthasllndarwood tan-lit
p a '0‘: Eureka .Rebo- d' thought he had: also
has lodge. l. o. o; a. will be held'at b“i='§9“‘l‘9° a“
Roton. PoinL'Tuesday, July and The
. plans for it were completed, last are?
. at. the regular meeting.,ot,.ths. . . \ - ,
. lodge. The afternoon wmlbe spent.“ fifihe‘v an“ “1' mw°’&i.m9!‘
erpark. and‘supper’wiil be We!” 33‘“th that all “‘9’”!
there,» the men and women :antfimmr hat mounts .
“f ».flflg planned to me“ ~ j I \
the; point. Fireworks. on frills. mun:
In em (enjoyed. ruminants ,
. Mp1s “W ' '-
while standing on Day street.
David Rudolph, local junkman, com-fithe SO-Cllue‘i 5‘18“ trust. They have 3«’to Mr. Wheeler. for “We“, ”a the
and Stain-lam“, central commfltee"
. baitinranlyl
rim teem
he was not orrthc committee that had
'charge at publishing the pamphlet.
‘ George H. Vosburgh of this city. an-
'other member, of the congressional
committee, authorized a canvass. or
the «Republican. Democrats and Pro-
walk that
We handle nothing but I and
the best. P FfiShlon
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The only place in Nor- ,, u “muons ‘3
' now ON SALE
but Sca Food.
Cutbill’s ,
Bridge Market
7: North Main St.
Free Delivery. ' Phone 108
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town committee of Norwaik. ,Three
men were employed with Samuel ire:
land in charge of the convassers. Mr.
Ogden of Wilton. was appointed. by Mr.
Vosburgh to make the canvass in that
‘town and sent his reports to Mr.‘Vos‘
.burgh. who in turn forwarded copies
Mr. Yos-
burgh said he attended-a meeting or
the committee at the. Stratileld hotel
in Bridgeport, at which Mr; Robinson
oi Bridgeport took part in a discussion .
about; the- hiring ot-biiisboardsmnd the
posting fob photographs, of the candi<
dates. both the state ticket. Senhtor
‘Brandegeo, and Congressman. Hill.
Hoidimgnp.» the campaign pamphlets
containing ,on..the,.taca at one. the pic-
tucss of. Mr. Brandezee- and Mr. Hill,
71%an Gunmingsasked the witness
its her:- transitioned, the. publication: oi
"thase‘rpamphleis. was-"working or the
hB‘ffionsldufidt “1 W83) . Although he
was .nor'uuaetionod to the enact it isi
'known that Mr. Vosburzhdidunot coi-
mm othsr w and et-
1 M “M of tho it v AllQlJ. |-.‘-_.lJ.‘«
uncut-o amt ion. News. cic.
SQUTH NORWALK;
whole-ticket," and-Mr. Vosba‘rgh said- .
anchored and
nearest to your
stitute possible
Syracuse use.
' .- ‘ Tuesday. and
. agent only.
deot‘ “3.5mm”. Hiaeillness during, “#5
been-present. when‘the Payne-Aldrich cremaintbem 'I .<.kept..him song \
bill was under discussion with- the abound to the house. . ~ - .. . .
sistance of Mr. Anne in~Dauburvand - ‘ ‘
“all“;
Attorney Milton Fessenden, the .1”
Twitnesa ems d
shamanism he did.
3ntth‘a'reducst‘ on m
'm it could
mum
' A’ bridge tooth or teeth properly
pearance and usefulness oi any sub-
continual absence 0! one camera, 2
_, teeth in the month impairs the use
iulness of those left. Let aspen-
plain to you‘lpersonallyrl
' ion should have‘32 natural teeth.
Let as supply as best we can the
absent ones that they (ma‘yrassistdn'
the work expected.
See lindf‘lhmallem ‘
Hounsi u. M.» s r. m.»
”7" to 8 p. ‘m. shndaysbyrapllolilts
" CONN.
well made is the
natural teeth in ap-
to construct. The
. (Elivcred
' 'l dirt.
est. - sundown
"j elsewhere..-
a
Thursday- evenings.
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all tho-remixes?
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Enamels... .
‘ gather-e a... linguist... in magma.
.. .1: ain‘thatsreintw to statelesue’slano
”mm" “Md 9“ fur. Fessenden repliadsthat practically
” At‘ the minus.
Mi
:dwelt..on.~m.tlnpv ‘ al. isf
‘The'ilmblem of" he
is automatically screenedildnd.
into. ,your coo Ii
.- absolutely dry and free, too
Coco coAL delivered-fro
a coal pocket is the best obit
satisfaction one can 'buy.
1'1" COSTST‘Nil Milli!
, to buy good coal train our co
‘ . pocketithan tobuy coa' i‘ '
_ PLAGE3Y01IR? consonants: Now._TAKE. no
_ VAVNTAGEOE THE SUMMER 3.:BRICES
. Call, write or phone, our representative will can 'to 'see, you» '
your next winter's‘supply.. You-are inbited to-~"'visit‘ our yards
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