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Anthony 1-0 Ind Samuel blue.
two lulu-t. employed in the Norwalk
8. Hyatt
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
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NORWALK.
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flags we have here are
“Comet aIdPlaoter,
“Mfafielanwhea
”Wisp-educates
-huufihHOfiI-We‘dm
The Hatch, of: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
”edema: Cree-apt ”not! thingies, Ieaver Beard.
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ternoon about (:30, at the Rubber
Works. in whidl a two inch ctui’tm
bouncedinahandymsnnerol oi
luo's head by li‘ratto, and [no in re
turn for this unlocked for compliment.
proceeded to carve Fratto with at
Jack knife, the result being that today
hallo is recovering from the elects
of his skirmish with the enemy, in
the Norwalk Hospital, and izw is
busy hiring lawyers.
The argument started. according to
For a ntnuber of years we hm stored an ever increasing number of fur garments of
every description, in one of the largest and most scientifically constructed storage ware-
house. in the country. This building was built and is used soley for the storage of furs
during the warm weather. With the latest appliances for maintaining exactly the right tem-
perature and air conditions so eeeentiad be their care. The work is in charge of expert fur-
if the grass grow footer. Of
- all accounts, when than used - - . . .
4». m all how that we ”I OUR BIG STORE [no of stealing bu label, :ltllctcvnlcn “e“ "5° "e trained in every detail of this work REPAIRS AND ALTERATIONS are
.i..- he, Fratto, marked all of his work, ‘ M t thi If i
' mm ' ““9" “'5" IS THE HEADQUARTERS FOR 2....“ f" rm” “7.2“ If" “'3." w ‘ s a s t m the m” m my ”mam"
'7 t. uo,tagoenseat e -
" ”'0 loll—he I)“ it accusation, discounted eloquently on A Mu“! by mail 0r telephone will b"- full . . ~ _
; . [h g i lth m. ' d [h :13 particulars. or furs may be left in our suit
, g. h, 1......» Summer Furniture ”my :7“... him" '"' ° mm... .. .n,..m..
"‘ _. Pr t bbed ood ll .
oi . swore coucncs LAWN SETTEES will," to‘rfim mole'empi'in? ‘15.
, PORCH CHAIRS RECLINING CHAIRS hishremark'llzhand thden thikngs sings:
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THE ROCKING CHAIRS PORCH CHAIRS b‘; #513, 00:33:12,,”‘1n’1ff’ 51.3w. 2
: FOLDING CHAIRS PORCH RUGS manner with llw'l heed, cum-s I ~-.— ——A M--. __-. M
‘; _ deep gash in the scalp, and nearly i WW" '
: i‘ERRIS COAL A Splendid Line 1* WILLOW FURNITURE. suiting 1:? out 21f g‘llhb; l“:lrgumtanktm for «"0 CAUSED RISING 0f:l ‘ M 903.034.09.364. .00:ee:ee:ee:00:ee:ee:ew:..:.° 9.36.
eeps. core 11. ng wor en '
2 look ' OurShowW' do . ould int rf , into bad . cred, §° “
': m m m End undid :30 his opponellilf‘llterei- PANIOBRAP"? ? . 0,0
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IV COMPANY RAYMOND & SON l’ery dangtrousoelookir'ig lick- ?nlf: (Continued From Fire! Me.) i \ le er & .E.
l’hiellty affection filled the scene f'or ’l‘od 1—.30‘ 1 k t. 3 . . if
t. tenext w ut . Prat - a at : o'-oc ‘ o l
31%“ 7- - _-_ -— .e WI. ‘ High Knots 'UNIML ”35°70“. ““V‘I‘v a.“ cd two vicleonanltgbaelu the ill-2km; Pheianyarrived in Sllcullord, finale .3. 3.
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the knife, inn was again caressed by
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the roller, and a hurry call was sent
in for the police and doctors.
Constable Brynn Silk, and Dr.
omciais of the railroad will take him,"
on a trip of inspection, which will in-i
clude a ride in an electric looomoiive:
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which will enable him to sue the
0 Franklin Brown were soon on the working of the mechanism. '0:.
scene, both men were placed under The most important witness yester-
Floor coverings a arrest. and Fratto was sent to the day was William Spotdler, the dt-sd. .3. .
Congoleum cm Rugs 0 hospital for treatment. man's fireman. Spotldcr said that tho‘ 0 0
' . Linoleum Fibre Rugs Tile case was to have been heard hell of the motor did not ring on the . .9
_ _ B l R 0 this lnonllng in the uptown court, he trip to the South Norwalk freight ': e ~
Rug Filling “15:50 S “85 O fore Judge Lockwood, bllt owing to yard from Harlem, N. Y. When they”? e WI“ store our F a
‘3 Straw Mattlngs Axminster Rugs i‘ratto's condition, was postponed un lirl'lb'i‘d here, the engineer climbed to l ee y urs guar- ee
0 ’ 0 ill tomorrow morning: at nine o'clock, :hc top of the motor to maltc repairs ‘ .. .3.
o Bonds were fixed last night at will to the bell. iiolh [NiiiLUKl’flpll8, at that! ' e
_. THE D A. DICKERMA-N & SON S O and both men secured the necessary time, were down, Speidll'r said. i". antee agalnSt [“0“] 0r flre 3)
.2 a amount. 1110 will be represented to- The fireman was standing on lllL‘i ' .z
u ‘ 0 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. PHONE 440 a luorrow by Attorney Leo Davis. ground, while lhc engineer was oul . . . . .3.
. Frutto. who is still in the hospital. [tip of the iiiOltil‘ standing on the B
a o . . ' - 3
-T . . but not in a dangerous condition, has running board. l‘hc t-ngint‘t'r ordi‘ri‘d i e‘e rlng t em I" 0 pl] d W
s ownsend Mower O NOUCPSh‘dcs ‘0 order ‘ Swidty- 0 not engaged legal aid, as yet. his fin-mun to try the bell. The lll‘u-ll,‘I r one us an 3.
I” _ cl 0 ~——-—-——-——~—»— man climbed into lllt' cab of the en tote .
. “mkmngs and consequent- t a a 0 a a a a a a a 0 0° 0 a a a O a a a a a a a a o DEATHS AND FUNERALS. zinc. and hum-d his foot on the (‘tim- 00 we WI” call for them
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prcbst’d air paddle, and the bt-ll rung '
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. ” h'lllght running machine. The engineer then ordered [hat the 0:0
. _ . John Ryln. safety switch be thrown off. The“. "
M u not 8 better mower Jiiliii "iii". lifh'iilv (‘0, it. l~i lii‘K, safety switch held down both pliliiO-l
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ill b market and we have four.
ANDREW DA VE-Y, lnc.
(3. \. ll. A. I'rhute Co. ii, 1st ling.
:l'-. S. \'ci. lni, (lli'tl It‘ridtty, “hi 1», ill
graphs from the lt‘t‘tl wires.
the
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said that he throw off safelyle
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sputter": We repair and remodel all kinds of furs
* . :l‘ilt'il'h llhllit‘, in Norman, ill llit' :iut‘ switch, when Jordan told him to; ,
‘ m and WC Will cheerfully inf Tit yours l-‘ullcml Bel'iit‘t'.‘ wt-rn throw off the "unlock." The unlock.“ at Very reasonable prlces O:
I .h - 9. Washington 5' Son“. ”walk llicld yesterday afternoon from tho it was explained, ht'ld down the panto :ee ' c
0' you any or all of them. ‘ home. and interment was in Spring graphs. even after the salt-.ty switch,‘ .‘ 0 e O O . o e.
~ Grove Cemetery. which is an extra precaution, “‘33:. 30.00.00.00.”.ee:ee:ee:co:e‘eezuzu:”:..:”.%.x”:”:”:”:“:”:d
* ‘ ‘ i - -————————_ ' thrown off. or released. .._,_ , _ ___, , __»__
3 Th. MOW” is Guaranteed. . VERY BEST PEERLESS TODAY IN WALL STREET ’i‘he fireman did press the onlock.l ‘ " "““ " "‘”"’ ‘ ~
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'_ COFFEE l and for all he knows, he Slilli‘d, the:
» i ‘ Ame ' l __ pantograph flew up from the roof and
. ,' BUTTER The Best gage“?! "ca WALL STREET. Noon-Rails were connected with the iced wire, al—’ PERFECT HEARING FOR THE
' i ' the only stocks to manifest marked though there was no way of telling;
. Alber‘ D Morgan l 37¢ lb. no Stamps Free resistance to General pressure. Union inside the cab if thc pantograpb was .
. — Pacific made an extreme rise of 2 1-8 connected with the wire. unless it
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On uonwux. CONN i
AUCTION SALE
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l’muant in order of court, the un~l
‘ ; points on persistent
reports of a
Smoked Shoulders .
Fresh Shoulders
14ch
. 16c lb
gftlrtllcolning "extra" dividend and
[New York Central's strength ‘pro-
lccodcd from similar causes. Crucible
Slccl and ilaldwin locomotive were.
fmost susceptible to bear attacks, but
liiunltlons as a whole yielded easily.
.Motors added to yesterday's gains.
itogetht-r with U. 8. Rubber. but re-
actions soon occurred in that group.
“lexicnns made further recessions on
news that the militia of border states
was by the electric lights, which
would flash on, and Speidler stud he
did not notice them. i
As he was releasing the unlock;
Speidlt'r said he heard two distincti
knocks on the top of tho malor. Then
he saw a sudden flush. nnd saw the
flames shooting out from Jordan's
legs. He was so frightened by Ihr‘l
occurrence he did not take noticej
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DEAF
The LITTLE GEM EAR PHONE
awarded the GOLD MEDAL, highest award for Ear
Phones in competition with all hearing inetrumente at
Panama Pacific Exposition.
whether the electric lights were on
or not.
mined will sell, at public sale, on?
Look at it and you SEE the olmpleet and smallest de-
mnpremlsenonunyls,at2p.m., ldbe -n s l.hs th l u‘ .
‘thi following described property. lo; Pi 8 Feet 8c lb Fll:lillu:xL '(ledflgxl: mprltl‘rncthlang: slnclzteillill. gncbieiizullsr minis; r312“. Vi“ in the world; ”'9 n and y“ FEEL that Y°° ”a"
a“ 9‘ Nomlk: ‘ . g ' ° fshowed greater uncertainty. Bonds he called to the coroner‘s attention ::;efl:? 3:23;". we" °f m’ch‘M'm yet “Vi“d '°"
‘g'mm mobrmlnd' imugnsiiy; eightI were lower. was (not some time before the sect ' \
‘ 0 can. n e . or en, ~—-————— —— dent Jordan sat reading a newspaper. Let us prove we have con uered o fill l
"l!“ part by land of Joseph and Jullai Beef [ iver 10C lb The Catholic (‘luh building commit~ Suddenly the engineer threw up both . (1 y or a ct on.
“a. in part by highway known est 1 e e _ . . hands and slid face forward from his 0 .
Connecticut Turnpike. and in part byl . . tee mot Inst cloning in ‘he club house sent. His face went white. the fire I '-Free Demonstratlon_
and :; N95801: Tuilie; Easterly in' .9“ West avenue. and presented a re» man said and when he asked met x... -...
W‘ inn of Nelson Tuttle and in 16 lb port was accepted by the general COm- ‘ trouble Jordan complained that his! .
' ”ulfifidnffitvg‘, SM 5‘3wa“: veal Stew e . C :mltteo. deesdny evening of this stomach was bothering him. i A' Norwalk Slore
’ an, :week, there will be an important mcct- Dr. Henry C' Shpr" was called to
the stand. When he arrived at the!
scene of the accident Jordan was ly-=
ing on the ground suffering great,
pain. The left arm of the injured;
man was badly burned. the doctor;
said, the palm of his right hand wast
burned. and there was a big burn, 8,
inches long and 4 inches wide, on the
thigh. The man’s whiskers werei
singed, and ills toes slightly burned,’
also. Although Jordan was practical-
‘ftvmol and in part by land of Joseph}
I . . Jllle 'Erdos; Southeriy by land of
annah Raymond now or formerly. t
, Terr: of sale made known on"
alum s. llllll
Committee
Tuesday and Wednesday,May 9th St lOth
FROM NW O'CLOCK A. M. to 6:00 O'CLOCK P. M.
Tl-lE LITTLE GEM EAR PHONE, the lateet patented perfect
hearing device. With it you can hear under all conditions, in the
church, theatre and general conversation. The AUTO MASSAGE
etopa head noises and makes the cure of deafneee possible.
Remember, we would not allow such a demonstration in our
store unless we had Investigated the Instrument thoroughly.
An expert from New York City, will be with on on the above
days. We meet earneltly request you to call, make a test privately
and receive expect advice without charge. Every instrument guar-
anteed. Ask or write for booklet. Tell your deaf friends.
Coleburn 8. Lauder
‘ing 0 the general committee, and all
sub-committees at the club house.
‘Thc subject for discussion at this
Hamburg Steak . . 160 lb
'meeting will be the coating Japanese
! Kirm‘cis. of the 18th. it is expected
sellultze,s Sanitary Markels I um further Plans will he made. in re-
! lizard to this matter, at tomorrow eve-
; said committees are urged to be We
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quest was coliilnutTd—llnt‘iltodny,‘ thin
‘Coroner Phelan will have a demon—
thought a large piece of waste had stration of the motor mechanism
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he Secret of Our
ning's meeting. All members of the
’ sent. ly unconscious, the doctor said. he
l ‘ revived to the extent of becoming
“ very violent from pain while in the
doctor's automobile going to the lies-
pitnl. it was necessary to have two
strong men hold the injured man. .
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—Charles Chaplin in Cannon" io-
morrow and Thursday. Regent theatre.
Specials for Wedmesday
. . . . . . ...................... 26¢ ll).
,
f Rib Lamb Chops ..
. . F {id‘iinlflifx‘f : : : : : : : : : : :1: : : : : : : t : : : :: 32" ll}: members it... or
TEL l! IS due to Fowler's Corn and Pm . . .................. 3 cans 5¢ :‘Vlzynon'l; (:Ioun‘cil,i;~lt; 33' 1‘ 0‘ “"51" Ecruirtinag 1h: ‘bzi‘l.onneollaoti a liltlllfigg'r- The Jewelers
War War Spanish 0“": ---------- 10¢ 8"" 15¢ ”We 0? 5.30mlalyininm‘; iv.e§Z.lT°§§.33§ ll§“fle‘“té‘lfol‘“l§. $.33?“ 23 Z If
; Full Lme Of Nature Veg bles. team to Bridgeport. tomorrow cvening uptown eating his supper. Jordan
' said he had just thrown his monkey-
Beers Meat and mwsion (h. where they will confer I degree for wrench on the running board extend.
Kiota Council. Of the Park City. 1h“ ing around the top of the motor, and
’ complete and et-
'nt eyeglass ser-
drop to the ground. At the time he,
. j (9 Storel) Norwnlk representatives W“! make was ready to descend when something {been thrown out of the window by'madc in the Stamford locomotive
fire. / , 6 NORTH MAIN ST. 13 MAIN ST. the trip by auto bus. and two machines happened. What it was, or what‘either the firemen or the engineer. yards,
» i South Nor-walk. Phone rrBo. Norwalk. Phone 88!. have already been engaged to more i “a? "'l"';1°l“t“:nfifir “med he hadl‘gendhe ll}: [he komect lymgi' minnite
' ”not esg ea 11 ng. g un.w slnoecomng ro .
__ i - ~ Ithe trip. 5“ persons desiring to ma“ At this point the coroner told onejhe began to get suspicious, and he HOSP'TAL- NOTES-
, ,the trip. “m meet tomorrow evening. investigated. it was Jordan he found Mrs. N. R Campbell, of 11 You
of the railroad company’s attorneys,'
who was present. that his idea wasl
to determine who was responsible forianswer questions put to him,
having. the pantograph thrown up tolmoaned constantly.
.he feed wire while Jordan was on topj W. J. O’Meare, who had detailcd an
of the, motor repairing the bell. ilnspector to look over the motor after
Peter Ford, of 22 Havliand streetnthe accident. said that the man who
was nearihad done so said that the safety or
Zant street. was admitted this morn-
ing for medical treatment, and lntefl
discharged. '
Master Ralph Havens, of i7 Cot-
tage street, was admitted this morn‘
ng.
Albert Schlmmel, of Marvin Beach,
" l The Forty trour devotional services Sing a song of phymundg
iclgsed this morning at St: Mary's} With games and everything.
i Church. with the mass of the Repeal-i Sing a song of Gardens,
ition. and Procession in honor of the. With (lowers in a ring,
iblessed sacrament. The ofllcers of tllel We can have them both, you see,
isolemn high mass Were, (.‘leiebrlint.l In our own fair town.
on the ground. The man could not
at seven o'clock. at the hall. in Main
and
:street. from which place the “buss s
{will start. A good time is ‘gnai‘hll.
{teed Shepard‘s Orchestra of South
:Norwaiil furnished excellent music...
House of Good Glaeeee."
‘ ‘ at the Wanoma Council Dimes.I of last
this city, a car-inspector.
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~ OP‘WWM‘“: Optician i Rev. Francis Tier, of Kansas City. Mien if you'll but come to see our play . levelling. which was held in Red Men's the motor when the accident. occurred. i "ground" chain, which is a precaution was admitted this morning.
court: Deacon. Rev. J. J. Medium: And put your money down. . He said he was three or tour yards to avoid electrical shocks, showed Samuel mtto, of Plymouth are
3“" Stamford, Conn. . ,Hall. "I Main street. Refreshments away when he heard a report comingisigns of being burned. as if Jordan line. was admitted yesterday.
.. _ 'were served during the intermission.
—M.f“¥ Pickford in “'0 “0m“, The regular entertainment committee
Grind touight. Regent-Thentre. was in charge of the affair.
Mrs. Josephine Lindqulst.
Lorena street, was discharged
morning. ‘
of «‘3
this
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laubdeacon. Rev. John Burke, Glen- i
,ville, Conn: Master of Ceremonies,
:Rev. Thomas J. Finn.
from the direction of the motor. A had had hold of it. Inasmuch as the
,.iislh of are and] cloud of smoke coyner wanted ilrst-nnd‘lnformation
f ltoilowed. Then he saw an oblect from the inspector himself. the in-
J. Eve. Till 9. Eli. lfl'l.
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