a: fng‘J’t , . inches in West avenue. ,, to serve on the Ice Cream, Fruit Flavors: Strawberry ‘ Banana ‘ orange Pineapple Lane's Bakery, 51 Washington Street. CITY NEWS Richard Nash, of Bethel, was a vie. itor in Norwalk over Sunday. Frederick Greenwood has returned from a vacation‘in Deep River.- James Irwin, Sentinel linotypist, is ill at his home on Meadow street. Augustus C. Knorr, of North Main street. has recovered from a few days' illness. .._..__. Mr. and Mrs. John Kane of ‘Bethel,’ spent the week-end with friends in South Nora-alk. A daughter was born Saturday to} Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bracken, of} Academy street. ___.. “mu“; Ar run scaraiaoawanx available/Saarinen Fm '1“ mild" Wu. rush «damn, with ' BY rm m 5 (Continued from First Page.) though the attention of Ragtime! Pof- fey was called to this startling tact, it was too late to stop the unlit, al- though everything possible was done to bring the cars to a stand-still lie— tore the woman was hit. . Six years ago Miss Byxb‘ee stored; a stroke, and shortly after that follow-2 ed another. Since that time she has: Mrs. A. B. Ezekiel, of Kellogg street, been in very ill health, and relativ was admitted to tho Norwaik Hospital 3"” "”5 ”0mm mm 0' 35 this morning_ ,. breakdown in her nervous system she! had spells of mental derangement. Dr. A. N. Clark has been attending her for some time. Last night Miss Byxbee was left in ’the care of her sister. Miss Clara E. ‘ _ ' Byxbee, at the home at her niacmlrs. Edward Grlnrod, of the Norwalk Archie M on path.” avenue. 33“"53 30““?- ‘W’M Yesterday 0“ whom resided. Mr. and firm-Null his annual summer vacation. and son were uptown shopping, and the two sisters were at home together. iRoutine matters, last night, were; In the early part of the evenlnx. transacted at the meeting of Court Ed. Miss Byxbee saw her sister sleeping mond de Amicis. Foresters of America. in the hammock on the front porch, and leaving her there she engaged in Mrs. Martha Arnold Grifllth has‘some '0“ at the rear 0‘ the houee. ' moved from 6 they shoot to 293Wood- ,When she came back Miss Byxnee was ward avenue. missing. A thorough hunt of the house _...___.. and grounds was made, but the woman The Norwalk Building and Loan ln-,°°“Id “in be 106m“- ‘ vestment Association will hold a meeo‘ 'Her sister was considerably alarm- ing tllis evening at the ofllce of Toy ted. inasmuCh as-Mias Bvx-bee for years lor & Golden in Washington street, hasbeeu veryfeehle, and for the past ‘ ————--~— four years has not left the yard ofl Samuel Cohen. of High street, her niece's home. . First District, received a letter this; While Miss'Byxbee was hunting for} morning from Germany, ' announcing her missing sisterfli hey notified Mm? the death of his nephew, Waldemar Charles Cole, a next door neighborfi Will-W ’ UNIDEIRTAKER new nan nears BUILDING. 27 waeHluorou or. Tel, Miles, 1003; House, 693. ’ ‘ Leland upped, of the National Bank of Norwalk, commenced his va-. cation yesterday. ' Miss Mabel Miller, of houth Nor- waik, is visiting Miss Ruth Miller, 31:Ga1icio, and Rowan street, Dallbury. ‘ Miss Hattie Smith of Norwalk has been visiting ill town with Mrs. Robert‘ Hannah 01‘ South street, Bethe]. Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Boughtou, ol‘ West Wooster street. spent the week- end ill Rowayton, with Mrs. Bough- ton's mother. Town (‘lerk Herbert R. Smith. who has been in ill health for some time. is reported as being qhiteslck- at metres- The Larkin Club and Ladies’ Aid Society, of Broad River are going to Point one day next week. .—————— . ances regarding thezAmerlcanilag. Simon. Simon was in tho_ artilleryithat an old lady had been struck by at of the German army now fighting intraln and killed on the Danbury track!5 the information states! How Miss Byxtlee made the effort! illiat he. had been shot on July made gain the track is a glyatery to heri and died from time eii‘ects two days relatives, who consider her feeble con-l later: ditlon and the fact that shs'has notl MW”...— ‘been away from. home’ for a umber; s. a, n; cousz-nou, :01“ years. it. is thought on the part oi} Poa'pmm), 01-5,, July 20,—“,3 relatives that the woman, while men-g subject. before the national convention fully deranged. was 0" her way to the? of the Sons of the American Revolu- Pine 15111116 cemetery, where VISITS 118': lion. when it met today, was a “new. tore her parents had been buried, and “on introduced yesterday asking prem'while walking there wandered on the ideal Wilson to dismiss Dr. P. r. Clsx- tracks and was accidentally killed 1 l. . PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW and be protected at summer prices for the winter. RAYMOND BROTHERS “SWIM EASY? to$3 Bovs'cARsz'ogs ' 25¢- to . . MEN’S GARMENTS t . m last-Eh 25¢ to $1.00. sumac SHOES 25¢ to $1.00 This is the popular brand of Bathing Suit. . ' LADIES’ GARNENTS $1069 to $1“) CHILDREN’S GARMENT§ A. Dickermau & Still as. Norwlik, Ct. Fhwls m JEDDO-HIGHLAND (Best for Winter Use.) i For the best Sea Food! GO TO Cutbill’s , We handle nothing but the best. " The only place in Nor— walk that handles nothing but Sea Food. ’ Cutbill’s plain ton, United States Commissioner of’ This morning relatives said Miss, education. The" resolution accused Dr. Byx-bee had never so much as said nl Claston of making unpatriotic utter-“101‘d about contemplated suicide. .m- - SHE IS A Wise WOMAN. irritability the true cause and relies V0113 trouble. . Bridge Teeth A bridge tooth or teeth properly anchored and well made is the nearest to your natural teeth in up pearsnce and usefulness of any sub- stitute possible to construct. continual absence of one or more teeth in the mouth impairs the use tulness of those: left. to you personally. The Let as ex- You should have 32 natural teeth. ~ A Let us supply as best we can the absent ones that they may assist in the work expected. See Br. .i. ii. Mallory ' is South. Main 8:. So. Norwalk HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 7 to 8 p. m. Sunday. by appoint- merit only. Bridge Market ‘ 71 North Main St. ”1 Free Delivery. Phone 108 something More Than ' It is EXPERT, HONEST Service. “ , Do you realize how much'l . thatmeans to the consumer? . Prove"? “1 N‘mv‘m‘ ”‘5“ “‘5‘“ “'1‘” pound to restore her to a healthy nor- has sitting on the steep bank along.” “11°19“th shock- mortsases of $9,100,113 against twelve mal condition. For ioriy years this side the railroad tracks, bears the! Several relauvee'sun'm They are: sales 0f real 95m“? and ”WWW“ 0‘ root and herb remedy has ben pre-em- train came along. Whether, excited by “V0 315“": Miss Clara 13’3"“ “‘1 $24,500 for the 59°03“ week f," J‘flfliuently successful in controlling-. the the train‘s‘approach, she tell across!“r3 Sarah Carey.ono “01119? 0115"“ ‘ diseases of woman. Merit alone could the tracks, and was uocldenttaiiy klll- Brains, or East Norwalk,» and live « , c at - ' 0 ed. or whether she deliosmsly'lsla helices, airs. Alice Nash. onus Edna, m 9‘7!» “all“ Il'fllmm W”' _ 1914. f‘[_:;.~‘ CTomorrow evening, on the lawn of ' Trinity Episcopal Church, a lawn ”fete will be held. A talented cast of local talent, in the evening, Wl!‘ tarnish an interesting entertainment in the form of a ‘mistrel show. Children will be entertained in the afternoon. ' The annual picnic oi? the Methodist Protestant Sunday school of Stamford, will be held' next Satul‘day,lat Retail Point. Tickets were distributed Sun- day. It will he a basket picnic, each' one taking their own lunch,...and a sec- tion of tables will be reserved in the! grove for the entire school. Plans are being made tor a baseball game. as well as other games to be run off in the morning. Mg . The vElks' Lodge has made arrange hays stood such a test of time. W nor her head screen the rails, will remain had she ever acted to make one believe more 01' 168! upholstery. such a thought was in her mind, not! The train crew rushed the dead body withstanding this however. it was to the west bound station, it was lat-I Who recognizes“ the “3114319 aymp. stated she was never left alone. For or removed to‘her homo. Among her unite and hold a picnic at now“ toms such as backache, headaches, the past three or four weeks the wo- many friends the dead [woman was dragging sensations. nervousness and man had sufl‘sred intensely from nor-,well-liked, and her death is regarded ‘ , with considerable regret. To her rela~ There were thirteen ”“819" °’ on Lyria n. Piukham's egetahle coin; Neighbor‘s state they saw Miss Byx- lives it proved a profound and entlw‘ I lit sum iii: no. i; i. i , if Phone .619. on Hoyt St. ‘ l W l l l Byxbee, Miss Viola Byx'bee, Miss Haz- el Byxbee, of East ‘Norwaik, and Mrs. ,Gussle’ Ferris, of East Norwalk. l Funeral Services will be held from the late home, 14 Putnam avenue, to morrow afternon at 3 o'clock. The Rev. John Istmleton, pastor of the South Norwalk Congregational church. will 1 incline. Interment will be in Riverside I l \ milllls a JUBILEE- SALE ; 'F Follow The Crowds to The Big Sale .. i‘" ...For Real Bargains... f m Coal m" Am... Poem . is' automatically screenedvtml“... delivered into your coat hill absolutely dry and free from; dirt. ‘ 'f eooo COAL delivered ironi a coal pocket is the best coal satisfaction one can buy. ‘ [T COSTS N0 M0“ to buy good coal from our coal . pocket than to buy coal from elsewhere. The Only Coal Pocke inS Norwalk. ‘1 PLACE YOUR COAL ORDERS NOW—TAKE 513:3 VANTAGE OF THE SUMMER PRICES; ‘ Call, write or phone, our representative will call to see youwfor»; your next winter's supply. You are invited to visit our yards and . see the advantage of buying coal from a, pocket. PHONE 721. HARB'S & GANS WATER STREET, ' SOUTH NORWALK; Seasonable Shoes *‘59’ FOR, SUMMER TIME. A big and varied line of shoes- ; For Men, Women and Children See our Stock of Tennis ‘and Yachting Shoes: w CONNEALLY & BRACKEN. ..; VSouth Norwalk‘ d l I Mr! i Jog-r ONE 1 (EA 1' H y ' (”Iaokrnrdkl ! 5m» mva.’ ya u 8£¢C£fi1 . WANS, our I 'u. SEE IF] (AN 00. ments to start'a pool tournament this evening at the Home on_South Main street. Two teams have been organ- ized with John Hull and John F. Bogar- dus as captains. and players whonhave entered will be paired of! this evening and given ratings. Much interest is being takenfiin the affair. All Elks can participate and are invited to witness the contests. GET 007' .s.‘ rm: Bfiorg. —/'11 Fix T‘Wh Who-Wanna uh» uh ff 3M4? MFA/4V5 “ME MI: 754’? Banking The safety of fundsion deposit depends upon the . financial ,, strength of the institution with " Which they are placed. Call and get one of. the public state- , meats of this bank, issued June 23rd- , , Seem Storage ‘» , tor mm. nos. moi. arise; j. hrsc, packages.“ lawyer!» ”I“ ‘ othpr‘valusblee while ammo! . “H homo. Bafeind.‘ slivers“ moderate charges, by the leaks month or quarter, w ’7? f ”’10,?!” ""175 Inky/ha ‘ you mailman/a m. ON 5/)?! .45 r THE for «5 NE cowl/Yap. 17’ ”15- “ 5901 7'.
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