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BED Slims ,, 3am £03333; leling agent or the United H tt i 0 LAND,S . l ' ‘
60c, or: and 4 I y, a ers s W . .
39" 50c, PSSCLOW7C£§§S 906V ‘ ORLIGK 5 going through Georgia in the in- a .. ;,
~ terests of his organization at the pre- ‘ '
roe. l: 1-2c, 35c and zoc "g.” . . . .
WHITE BED SPREADS ‘*:"AL i’i ”II-K 89m ume- Mr Brawn was here re- Ent‘ra?“ on 35"“ Shoefi’ngrfiem Avemfi and Cannon St l " '
ms! 3; : 3 o t 5‘ umArmmulm cenlly, alter having spent several “ '7' ' ' . -
75$ . ' 5’ L 5 0 u I“ M lm we.” lb to“ months workin in the interest of th 6 h ‘
Unitht 8 ther tt 3 \
e aersinsou nsaesan ‘
F; K aBanks m. "M ”myth" WE ARE 8“ :he said um his reception by Iel-. Bridgeport, Conn, ] V .,
annexes-o HOTEL nook. hell ‘1” t‘meg. 111112111515 '31 we ”all“ ‘3“ " 6 J h 1“
WTH HOBWALK. ________ mos cor la. e urn ng sou ,V r. . T ur _,_ . _ _ .
; “Wh this led has an income 0‘ “0'”; IMK ms "ff Bleason began to visit labor organi- . h sday, July 29, 1915, “f ll?“ II 'lll' g , B ‘21: ‘
_ - :6 500 Z V at t, wh‘ch _ th nations in Georgia tor the purpose of '
A .' R d the govelufor 2: lhis lslat: :22: esaxl (Continued From Firn‘Pag ) advancing the welfare or the United "
. e. . .
, gt Hatters’ organization and the interest Store closes at 5 daily exce t Sat '
.. . . . urda . ‘
ugu‘ ecor 8 2:11:31; :51: f3 5‘8?” games if. ‘3? his tragic death beforehand is evi- of the union label in that state For PorCh ”“1 Mommg Wear P ys ' a!
t l f h 0d imo y peVn “5 he. dent from the contents or a letter he - 01 the ”09th “a“ or M" 13735903 At Greatly .
_ ”a 0 er ”owe case, was t 91 erLe 10 0194199111” relatives just be; to the Central Labor Union of Allan-V
NOW On Sale At observatVionVVmade by former DistrictéforeV his death. Farewells were voiced to, the Journal of Labor. 0! that city ., . . VV
0“ Attorney \Vllliam R Rand Of New in the death note -to his kin ac. 0511 the 835’5- 6 uce ' . ‘ " i
D O N N E L L Yb York before Judge Williams yester- water in Hungary. but nothing was The Journal of Labor acknowled- l n S ._
_ .da-V 1“ opposmg a motion for alimony said as to the welfare of his wife and 3385 a visit “'0'“ one Of ”19 ream PRI‘ : E:S ' ~_
STHIONERY STORE: Begging “ligation d h d' !babieli He bid everyone goodby, star. sentatives of the foremost intelna- ,.
. e lil010n vsasma eint e Ivorce ing it was the last time the w l tlonal unions in the Country-Eugene ' "
I . . y on (1 Prices ran e from to '
. 6 3‘3an St. So Norwalk. sVuit biouglu by Mrs. Elizabeth B hear from him The “me ha .1 come, he, 3,9550“. “,0 is in Mama represm g $1, $5 I . 1V
(oil against Harris Dunscomb Colt. .wrote, for him to die. He was despond- ting the United Hatters of North Am Be Sure and See CutStock 0' e ou _
Mrs. Colt resides in Ridgefleld. Her eut according to the note. and had erica. The batters Sleep to make it Before Purchasing. . ‘ ...~.
» . V 6 ‘ End
a strict policy to solid out only such
men who are not only well qualified
to represent them, but men by na-
ture and disposition to inake friends,
is a plomlnent New Yorklonce before planned his death, his
lawyer. ‘nerve apparently falling hinl. 'ille let-
Well Known Lawyer. Iter, which is written in the Hungarian
Mr. Rand, who “3 the hUSbflnd'S language, is in the possession of the
husband
lllll LITTLE shop
56 NORTH MAIN STREET.
leadin counsel, is one of the best-I -. ~ . . , - . and Bresson‘ls one ‘oi that order, and . ‘ . ' ~ , - .
k V g VV . _p0hte.VuudV was translated, VIVIIls mom . SOUTH NORWALK ~ '10 lltlp In house work, to make homc all " ~ ' i
noun lawyers. of the great city. Be 133 for Chief of you“; William ,, a lopnotlher. K AND A CLAVEN 1,. -. ldttlve‘fi»
‘ (I v , . V r
was assistant district attorney of Pennin‘mu, by Special Oflicer lstvan Well. you are welcome as tlle flow- . _ ,V ' . llcrc arc 501m of thc \lill End (Illclill-._ V, ‘
r6
ers in May, Mr. Bresson. and noth-
ing in the' south is too good for your
New York at the time of the sensa- Badasz.‘
tional trial of Nan Patterson for mur-i Yesterday‘at'noon Kovacg returned
i WWI-{ER FORECAST.
\oullcrl do the v cllun price tilkcts tcll il morc llllcr~ "
The disturbance which was central
over Upper Michigan yesterday morn-
For‘ Nolwalk and vicinity. Walnl, def- He had charge 01’ ”18 case IOP‘to his home on Bridge street from organization" N . a] - .
muggymeather, plobably occasional the state illis work in the honing room of the -——-~ .. ‘4‘ 0 csting story than on tl .
1 . -- ' . “ll . to ill
showers tonightand Friday. The- differences between Mrs. Colt: Cluett & Peabody factory, on North WILL ENFORCE lJGHT LAW. rw k Pawn Sh . ) “(I and fourth “OOFS- ' if of
and her husband have stirred NEW Main street. So tall as could be learn- NEW HAVEN, (70th., July ‘ 29.» .. ' . .
All:
York. especially as” they Involve heried he said nothing to his will: of lllh‘ i‘hief at Police Sillllll today instruct Money Loaned on Articles ‘53” “NSC 3” some 0f the ““11“" things they point gm, ».f
ing is now passing out lhe St. l.aw- efforts to obtain contlol of. her four- intention to die, but his oldest boy ed membere ohhl! force to see that Valtie way to ._ V _
rence \alley. The southwestern d1: teen ~tear old son. Three states ltold neighbors he declared, alter writ the ligllts~on-ullicllsVlaw, passed by Unredcemed Pledges Sold 0’ . 1 ,
tulbance is now centlal over the U1) New York, Virginia and Connecticut, ing the letter, he was going to get the last legislature, Is obselved on Sacrifice ‘
per Mississippi Valley These dis have been involved in the legal tan- the gun and shoot". V the cl , s silects after dark.
« turbances have caused showers dur- gle. Charles ll; Coggswell. next‘door
- ing the Instead hours from Kansas Fights to Gain Control. neighbor. saw Kovacs sitting beneath
Mrs. Colt has fought hard to gain the tree with the gun between his
For the floor For housekeeping ' l .
Extra hea‘\y linoleum of good 0' "
. ll of Cedar lllo )‘ "r "
pattern, inlaid sott which lllcallS‘SpCtlal llcrc at 751c2~lthhandle’
J. Rosenfield
40 WATER STREET
ADMiRAL moons RETIRED.
WASHINGTON ,Juiy 29 ~Rear Ad
northeastward to New England. kl
There bite not been much change in control. She stated this morning that knees. no paid no attention. thin its mlral (3:1; T Mp5", commandant of S ih ” soc
oath Nom . at it is extra durable. e
temperatfie east of the hooky Moun she owed her lawyers $25. 000 in feethhe man was cleaning the rilie, until,“m naval station at Honolulu. since V . alk. con“ $1 éqtiarc yard- R 9pc!“ “(flapper- -l)0tt0lll viaSlVi- b-oilers, ..
he heard the report and saw the 1101 ilc‘ebruary 1913 was transferred today r Ncponsct floor linoleum, A ar $1 50—- $1 35
talus. M V...“ , ‘ . For selvices rendered in trying to get - ._-. _-.. Dr
a me boy. So far she has been defeat- ’ribly torn man lean back in the rock' .to the retired 11.!!- on account of age . . r liéhtu eight pretty linoleum much 356—001"; good \\ eight regular
WEATHER A YEAR AGO ad in every attempt but she is about Ins chair dead . Rear lidmlral Clifford .l. Boush is to . _ like an ouch)“, 1,“, with better” la“ . l . .23.?
TODAY. ,. m launch another one in Erie County, Word was communicated llir. 13.31 relieve Vlllm. , MEN’S SUITS fillisll— 25c tuillhlfgs gearswarc, Vscvgralf‘ alch ,
m.-. . -. .. treel,tle am- ~ . .. . ‘ c ['07] ~
l’é'fll'l‘i'él'éu'fi... Low 61' ”high 51. Y. ._M .111,” Wolfe, oi SouthVMatu inn; ‘V ”L" i] V China matting of tipical Dat- 18c- ’ I 5" ar mt 6cm
7Q-C1‘83li-. ""‘ "' ”if was “fortify” fill ‘closed durini‘ the hi phys‘c‘m‘I 6.“ "w m that“ k: ‘* tern but extra weight. Blue, l (;ag irons with 6 ft. t 11b
n . ' hearing that M” 6°" once made an instantaneous. the barrel 0 hiletglle- F.AST FREIGHT'W '3 NEW” green and brown cflccts. chular guaranteed, regular $1.6 mg,
Charley Chaplin night will be in lltenlpt to tidnap the boy and take being pressed 01°“ against 3 did J . VORK. ‘ w... ‘ ‘ ' 35c yard——~ 19c 5
it was stated that the mall ‘ .. \\Iuillstc1 rugs ill the one size
head.
torce‘ this evening atRoton Point’ him to Canada. That was on March ‘ l
“m“‘en meat“ 3. 1913. Amid she was unsuccessful; “0‘ he“ "‘9 ”9°" '0‘ 1”” 5““ “mi “9m“. ”9“ “3““ Pl" 3" M1 11'2"“ . i5 most used E) l)\ 12 feet \irklllan’ s soap—.- “fa ..
‘ It has not yet been disclosed what N°lihb°"'“““ :‘S‘g‘wyg sate: m"!- NOW Y0“ M 0‘ I'll. Tan—V— ' Flbwcrcd" or Ul’r‘ch‘tal ‘lflfiigns ill Aluminum cookm 1’ .380 ‘8
Started the trouble between MW" CO" for the we ”at: c ' e 'c ouid '8’”) "a" day except Sunder. ”3 ll . . rich colors Deep soft surface 915me 5113 ms, r ang I tens) .-
' and her lawyer husband. There is day; 91’0“de by e 0" “'1' P. 9"? fig Milt Win”! - .7. . ' ._ 9~ I.‘, gular $18 50-— V “$5 I Cgu ai'V 2 in; VV
‘ have taken the lives of her three chii- 5 ‘5 m in “v JJAGOBY S . s _ Si {,0 re d. .
Mrs. John Kane, of Bethel. money enough On both sides. But dren and her own had not neighbors 5. ‘0 p. m Rag“ farpet of; ollh‘la‘shloned Gas plates with 6'ft. . . .
"fi Since 1911- they have be“ “gm“ ' ' sort alll‘ . bright or medium in . " 2" ‘
hulgi Loungo was bound over to each cum in the courts. lnterterred. V l 1 George F. Footo. General Mont j . color. A yard Wide, regular 39C gilrntrs, llickclcd finishk gregn‘lar ,.
the criminal to'lm of the Superior started. Suit in This County-u ‘ it was said t2“ Illlognmlfndmlegeclltlfus AONN'NG Jbl SMITH TRANS ." W5 ’ yard-V— ‘ 29c '{VEEM ti 1' i 81 £125
Court, Judge E. M. Lockwood finding Hungarians w o a p 5151-10 JUNK. In}. .. -.-r V . 3. V 165, allcy l‘c lat .
When Mrs. C0“ started her suit for business dealings with the dead mdn. ~ I. 3 .. V _ .V I. For Windows 25c-—- V ’. g" o
robable cause this morning. The de-
fendant is charged with committing
indecent assault on Pauline Elar,
aged nine «years. of Cross street, Nor
walk. a sister of his wife. The bonds
Refrigerators; several sorts, in-
cluding the Leonard Cleanable— »
regular $10 to $42. 50— , ‘
$8.95 to $37
Ironing boards with retrong'
divorce in this county she claimed de-
sertion and she asked for alimony.
Her husband decided to contest the
case. He entered Michael Kenealy
oi' Stamford as his counsel of record?
Muslin curtains finished with
incogcdginguz 1-4 yards long,
regular 39c pair— 29c
Zilarquisette curtains madc uitll
Ilenlstitcl‘lcd and lace cdgc. \\ hitc
bad doubted his sanity.
The funeral will be held Saturday
morning at 8 oclock from Director
Frederick W. Ganung‘s chapel, on So.
Main street. and at 9 o'clock fromi
Motor ’ .
Mn35.61
were fixed at $1. 000.
~ Mr. Band has had charge of the legal h 1 i
t l N York. St Llama“. Hungarian CM 0 IC' lrcam or Arablali, regular $1. 75 stand regular $ I 254L115 ’
disnue n ow church. Rev.J .M. San-b0 will oiliciate; . } Gas cooker . ll l1
_ ——Broken lots of Pumps and Oxfords Through her counsel. former (‘ity and interment will follow in St. Accessorles .. $1.25 1 . 5 “it 3 timers,
. 83. $3 50 and $4 civility at 3100 0011- Attorney Thomas M Culllnan. we t Vlmportcd Scotch lnadras cur- ‘3‘“ oven and broiler-'55 éolill; reg-V VV.
Mary's come cry. . tains, good patterns, regular $1, so: “13’ $85 0— ‘ $7 25 :3.
nealiy and Bracken. I
Garden hosc. 50 feet, guaran-v Y
wife asked for an allowance pending , -
. The motion was down for This means ever ' to 552— .
State Auditor William P Bailey, :‘zlgrjggn'ms momma before Judge sUFFRAglsLs {oerTOQTgoMVZCVJVV filling a anand shades. Vconmlctf for teed riVégl‘llar $4. 50—- V33. 70
whose left hand was so badly crushed willlams Mhs' er r i ' Fallrll .111 c051“ . motor boat needs——to hanging. regular 39c— - ' 29¢ Garbage cans, good 513% 1181“
under a trolley car on Elm street, Mr Colt was 0“. the witness “an d Canaan. chairutlan or u“ e has 1:, make it safe-to make it Scrim and lllarqulsc‘tte of ni-Ceilar 5511—. 40c
llanbury, Monday afternoon,- that it s Sh late d that she of the work 0 equa a rage, . 1 1h". good-looking Run f bl texture. “bite and cream, regular Incandescent gas mantles, reg-
for some time 8 S sued a call for a meeting at compo the moment you no then. com Ofta e- __ '7 ulai' 100—
was necessary to amputate it at the in need of money and she Th d M ust 'Thoy‘ndlfiannflntufinum IOC and 25c yard 15c -7C
Danbury hodpital, passed a very com- 3138 ht she ought to get at least $200 Beach.- WVestportzVVS? b “Served a? J “dim 89M dbm 0, EM: Salt water Sash muslins in tasteful pat; V,“ llisk brooms, regular l5c
. tel-table night last night. Mr. Bailey 11 :11:th :‘cloclkunlznlfigdlately after which the romantic-I aadwurlougor. terns. and 0% met: quality, regular" G V 90. -
i is reported as being in a cheerful No lacoiordiniomtlo and ' 12 l-2c yar — ‘ 80 act food CllO))CrS, knives
frame of mind and to be bearing up it was under egos: Exagi‘TuVogazi regular county meeting will be lhem' “93°“me "0“" ham FiShing Tackle Silkolcne for draperies, 11te regular 95c—V H 4 55¢ ’
wen under the shock or the injury M" “and ”lat ‘ e n ere g f when "PM“ “9 “peeled mmflme “m ' . grade, excellent 111 pattern and Complete im cried gasligllts,
were blougllt out it was a case 0 leagues of the county This is the first Everyrbomintbellmu should: If k h l 1 d V 1.1 . V
1 r w h R you now w at .you coon, regu ar 12 I-2C yar sex era sty es globe, rlgular 35¢
a The West'Norwalk Union Sunday diamond PM diamondi ‘1 ceve county meeting since January, and _ VelCongglloum ug. Corgi; , V . . “fit I! 1‘, ll. 2 9° and 45C-" .. 25c
_ . . .. man against a clever mall. and Mrs there are many matters oi Mere“ to 13:13.: nun-ll you want we have It. If you “mm '. 1;.
don’t know we will 'tell
you. I ’
Albert D. Morgan
(Successor to Charles E. Dow) I . ~ ' ‘~
. in _Washington Street ,- l l .
3 .- SouthNorwalk, " 7;. ..
= . ' . .. Refrigerators
‘ Ice chests, screen doors, rubber
garden hose. hose reels, croquet
sets, oil stoves. ovens. ice cream
freezers. etc.. at reduced prices.
mmmee
25..w:er WASHINGTON 8T.
Phone 1069-2.
PROMPT onmvnny
ATLAS PURE .
j.-—CATSUP.—’
Large'llot. _
Davey 8
school is holding its annual picnic at
Roton IPVVolnt today. Tim members of
held be discussed.
The state board of the C. W. S. A.
will be in attendance. and all sultra
gists are invited to come and meet the ,
members of the board and suffragists
from other towns .
Those who wish to attend the lunch-
eon are asked to notify Mrs. Knox, or
Miss Clara Hill as soon as convenient.
The price of the luncheon ticket is
seventy-five cents.
Colt, as
the school, about fifty. with parents her own.
“ Income of Wife.
and friends, were trans orted to the _
point by Andrew Taylorps motor bus- According to the wife's admlfsfloInV:
ses. («The‘New Canaan Methodisi she had the incomesfgomhidtglissoon a
Congregational and Episcopal Sunday. 0‘ $5 000 a year t all and bonds.
ummrmwmmnmmmmmm.
lilodcligdfiyfre also picnicking .at Ridgefleld, one worth $40, 000. the
‘ other worth $9, 000. She received no
rent from either. Both were in need
of repair. The $40. 000 house was not
even finished She had spent $10,-
000 upon it. .Ii rented it would
bring in $2, 400 a year. Mrs Colt said
she bad debts amounting to $40, 000
upon which she paid interest Part. of
this $25,000, she owed her' lawyers.
The wife admitted the efforts made $15.00 UP
to get control of her son. She admlt- .
ted that her efforts in New York had
that it- will be well represented at the failed. There was also an attempt to
SNNMu
meeting. - ' \ secure legal separation. but that iail- '
~ ‘ Custom Tailors
ed. . ..
S ‘ Judge Williams granted an allow ‘
ance of $100 a month from August. 1.
When Mrs. Colt went out she smiled
Thrift is the stroupeat and
surest inundation to all non
cool as a cucumber.
“—9 l. J. llBElllli
AND SVON COMPANY.
"‘ ll: iilllllll ill lll‘l‘lill; l'l'lllll"| 'lilll‘li'l“l"l i" 'Il‘li Iii IV‘. l"l‘l
Bungalow
A P R50 N S
Pretty styles ill Bungalow
Aprons; cool and comfortable
for hot weather. Easy to slip
on. Made in figured percales,
..plain and checked gingllams
and striped madras; medium
.and large sizes.
50¢. 75¢ and $1.00
sllfiflMk
. ' urn—— —- ;
'The annual meeting of~ the Connec
licut Da‘l‘r’ymen‘s association will be
held at the Connecticut Agricultural
college, August 10 and 11. The ease
Voiation has arranged a very .Vlnte'rcat
ing and instructive program, and it is
expected that a large number of th.
dairymen of this community will at
tend. Fairheld county is'recognlzed
arena of the leading dairy sections
of Oonnectlcut, and it is expected
Ready-Made Clothes
Will fit a dummy form, but
not a manly form. Suits
made to order from
SELL
IT TO
Slump
Successor to Wm. Efi‘ron. r".
Phone4 4.99
37 Fort Street. East Norwalk
EEO—and $300 '6
PANTS
$150
Too Much Bending
‘ ‘ Over a Desk.-
CAUSES EIYE 87mm, BUT
my rest glasses relieves that
trouble at‘Once. Should your
,eyea cause ‘you to have head-
. aches. your vision blurs, whn-
‘ geil'tree to consult me. All.
w rk guaranteed firsteclau'
=and done in my modem shop.
Tel. 359-5.
ans-i222 EMMhihficn St.
Cleaning, Pressing and Re-
pairing Neatly Done.
triumphantly at Mr. Rand. ‘ but he
would not look at her. The cas’Ve prim—
lean to be interesting. '
15c
10c
The Social; Of a Goo figure 1
often lies lo the busier-e. Hundred: or thousand of‘w men
one Bra-liaison- mirthat they leonrd
wuss vxuoe'llo'm INJURED
WHILE SWIMMING.
7" 'clal success. No mt mu" Asgmmm N 195m 29 .434ng 3 W". col-let. It.lup£oru1hemtlndm William J M . ' " 1‘
c3 . , - 9' . .. the thoraathmlou lne muondec . . . .1 OOH" , , . M... (.V, ,. _ ‘ . VV‘--V.
n exist I: it disregard- uni col-noun Vanderbilt. the ydung dough _ ““13? cm W OPTIC,“ AND optomer. Phone 101 . .. I outs A
nls'r.
V 155 Washington St.
Ell ’
obn" aguiblo bon-
l 5"“ l f
V-V. melons-permitting laundglqigp'ln‘tllgl‘l'l‘reg "or” “my
‘ ’mPWi “I’m- ter of the late George w. Vanderbilt. ‘
’ ‘:M¢°iflit WWII 0|. m 30- today was d-to be resting comfort-
opefltlon last nlsht
‘- sseb She was
winning his roster to s latte so '
estate and hi until“ i '
-
, .PrQrzBlook.
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