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l; .\orvtalk last awe-k m h ‘ m
r masters oi property, and mort- ragga-:1-
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r. ;-.nan who stabbed Alexander l "Nam or. .
} m a Street fight swim m. l “W In new smaonoo 1
, RibeiO'S condition is much im-
I“ d and it is expected that. be r
l. «3 aide to leave the hospital in s
‘ :tys. .
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we local division or are Nani Ill-
1, “in leave Saturday morning (or WHITE AND GRAY
, ...., where they will embark on
- t'. S. s. Virginia. tor their annual —-PUKPS-
-. . .lays' cruise.
in Nubuck and Gray Kid
Colonial Tongues and luckiee
Q Turned Soieo—Low Heels
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The entertainment and carnival st. “m" """""‘“"‘ ‘5‘”
McKibbon’s residence this 0".
ma Namibia's this eveninc
[‘9 note "the hour
\ mat was toned last evening in
Intenning’s Drug Store, and was
.d over- to the Norwalk police.
‘ to prevent west-tag
‘4, r.
5". condition of George Murray. at
man Street, who is seriously ill at,
tome. was reported to be about,
mine this morning. i
medal Agent Driacoli. of the New:
'u sons :1 be .
—-yle'
y-.a..
CUT FORTUNE Will.
U~fL Ul‘
Natl-'1 cl Chaplin Die. in Wanting:
tan—wide Experience no a -t
Pioneer. 1
wasumorox, n. c," July tz.—-?
Wilbur W. Bill. former deputy maul
of the United States at Melbourne“
Australia. and regarded as a real
“soldier of fortune" in view of his'
hide travel and adventure. died at
his residence here last Tuesday eve
rung. after a short illness.
He was 73 years old and a native
of 013an Conn.
liis We formerly lira. George W.
Hoyt. who had gone some weeks 0:80
from this country to Australia. sur-.
vives him, with two of Mr. Bills bro
then. John G. Bill of Willlmantlc,
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Widely Experienced as Pioneer.
Mr. Bill experienced pioneer life in
and middle west. At the age at in
teen he went west and remained for
many years. During his residence here
he used to recount many adventure.
gold in the Dakotas and Montana. He
er.
While living
(1‘ railroad. telephoned the local
w, last evening, that a box 0!,
.< had been stolen iron a train in“
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Milton Elwood. Manager.
122 Washington St.
—THE COUNTRY CLUB
m-s a special luncheon Iriday’s. :
'ol‘ the United States
. which post he held for several years.
‘rn 1898,
merit commissioned him to
visions for the American army at
Manila.
tmprovements were started this
1 dining in the store which is to be:
. . . tu-ied by a Stamford (‘andy concern ,
the Triano block. Shelves, show.
._. s and electrical fixtures are being,
millifd.
THE ORANGE "I THE PLAY.
iCarrlcd by Sir Herben Tree at the
Cardinal—What it Meant.
The world about us ill the projection
of our own thought it is grave or
may, wretched or happx beautiful or
unlmcly. as we choose to me it. says
a W‘l'ilex in the New lork Mail.
Once tuo [tr-ruins returned from
{Switzetland (inc said:
“i' is so stupid. it is nothing but
and rivers anti mountains and
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A number of boys started a flghti
'l. morning in the rear of the next“:
'uildirig on Main Street. Sergeant J l
liarry Gibsofr aas notified. and he'
mm to the place and brought one of
thc boys to the police station where!
he was given warning.‘
The; Containment and carnival'
crying plbrnptly at seven iorty- five. “n“ ‘ _
This in Maury because of some 0! ““9"
the Mutants have to leave. earl-l The ”in" “a“:
is so Wonderlul
ier in opening. than they could 'i‘
by g at the hour tog-men, 31-. lakes! and rtvera! and mountains! and
"“8“- ‘rHli'llH
Both here right. l-lwttzmlandiaonly
Wood was received in Norwallr thislwhat wc sce it.
morning that Charles 1.. Glover. form; it happened in "iienrl Hit."
or mayor of Norw‘sik. was in a Varyl’iiPTbt‘Il‘i Two at: (‘urdinul Wolsey
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Sir
car-
serlonl com Id rm A. W ries an orange which he is constantly?
ltttl expectad’io “V6 the day 01" ML lifting to his face. in the audience
Mover has been iiVM in nodding Ct . tau vct) dlitt Hrrnt up h followed the:
and has be? in W m ”t t“mm!irt'cttilttiblc human impulac to explain
“me. and philosophize An old r mu turned
,tn his companion and said.
500‘“ Comm? ““9 new“?! "He carrier: the orange to smell
0' ibil Clt’t Mt “01m." to; thetmi l'lhe crowda that followed u't-ut pcr
“My “1mm: “mp n Putin urg or ataona in those days mm s) nt‘fcnalvc.
tne month's any. Ilr. McDonald in-
that SPilSiihC men had to carry
to ndered to leave in All! with the oth- 'fumel .
n-Norwatk men whoaroplanninr to; , , .
attend the camp, but business ar- n444‘11r4‘;a:3nhnr b'“k " 3mm" ma"
rangemento would not permit. Th“ "Th ,
makes Mr. McDonald‘s second year at “ 0""“9‘
Vatican gardens.
”‘8 camp. dlnal may be the papcl couriws carry
this fruit to him. its fragrance. serves
to keep before his mind thc allies of
Italy at” the loyalty oh'uh he owes to
Rome."
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Alex White. the painter. complains
that some~ene in stealing the-wood
mui plumbers? supplies from his home.
tfll‘nei" Hamilton avenue and Lowe
street. He "will prosecute the guilty
parties it the practice does not cease.
Lady Washington Lodge. Shepherds
of Bethebem, will, meet, tomorrow
Honing. in Bad-Herr- Hall, Norwalk
There will be initiation and installa-
tion of ofleers. {t is reoriented that
all members please hing cake. “
W
hTHUI‘DAY Dill“
lmtlld be barred at Country Club.A ‘
rpcciai dim!!! mi every Thur!-
t: y night.
men and mountains, all mean to us
what is in our own hearts. The cardi-
nnl’a orange is a bottle of smelling
salts to drive away the ennui of a flat,
stale world. Or the same orange is
the badge and symbol of undying de-
votion.
GENERAL.
ooouion yesterday to any that a great
Monica was being done to Adjutant
General George M. Cole by critics
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of this bank you will tie as- l
sured of those admin“
which (will! hire
. resourced is always in a
5 Diet: and modern equip:
.' murmurs-mo» .
. banking business in "
dmfieflon' In it mes-tia-
rmopl to the border and for the de-
lay in sending state money to No-
galey. General Cole could not be
held responsible in any way. the gov-
ifllot said. for the delay in troop
W and the delay in sending
money to the troops he held to be
doc to delay sun the am or company
mum in sending to Connecti-
as: new 0.! tho amount- or
one: die die hon.
« m. . "“‘
‘ .\\ "is“ \\\ “to \\ \
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’ mum hotiiied otbis
by. the St. Louis convu-
Nothing but i
it is sent front dire;
Wherever any car-‘
Youth and spring. flowers and fields.-
oovnrmom DEFENDS amuraur}
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb took?
who are blaming him for the recent.
delay in moving the Connecticut
‘ He arrived there on the second day
after Admiral Dewey had
city. lie returned shortly thereafter
‘lO this country in charge of a trans-
Iport bearing disabled soldiers.
Returns to Post at Melbourne.
Alter crossing the United States
the port of London, Mr Bill returned
to his post of duty at Melbourne. He
resigned in 1902, near the close of the
Boer War. and went to the Transtaal.
where for seven years he engaged in
business. While in Atrlca he travel-
ed extensively both inland and on
the eastern and northern coasts. and.|
his home contains many interesting
trellcs plotedhlqp during his tratels.
Accoupflllind by Mrs. Bill. be do-
and l‘urope and while. on a pleasure
trip during the latter part of
year he visited in this (#1 and do-
clded to mike it his permanent home
He purt based a large tract of land in
tion. The house in which he was liv-
ling was completed only a month ago.
Mr. Bill was loud of literature and
delighted in collecting rare and un-
.uaual volumes, his library now lnclud‘
lug several thouaand hooks gathcrt'fl
{in many parts of the w.orld
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BURNING MONEY.
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Hundrndoollar Bills Converted
Mere Carbona for Lamps.
’i‘wunty yearn turn them was still a
large supply of the paper money is-
jau'cd by the Confederate government
idurmx the Civil War. Todnv nor
much of it is met with and evcn the
.tidinco min hIH‘ to rcsort to teal
(cooler-felt», What‘has become of it?
I Ti.‘('l‘t' is it man in Atlanta who can
Pl nwcr that Qllt‘iltion, for he has die
posed of millions of it. Throuuh some
warmers of commercial traveler-t with
whom hh has acquainted ho was for
‘snme years buying up all the Confed-
ctntc blila that could be procured, Hi1
jprico that seemed to many too high
for what. was. after all. worthless pn-
ipcr.
in turn he ao‘d it to the Edison Co
for 5 good price For certain small in-
candorcent lamps which the Edison
.pqcplc were manufacturinn. a certain
{kind of carbon was needed which
could best be obtained from paper
made. out of sea grass. That kind of
paper is not made any more. But the
Confederate money was all made out
of sca’ grace paper.
From this the carbons for the lamps
Could be manufactured. Now that the
nu grass paper can no ionger he had.
banning lining used loitesd. out it
is not quite so good—:New York Sun.
to
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'DBATH non mutant: can,
I” savers.
Lsump” yesterday alter-noon. Health
Gutter Chipmsn announced that the
death of a Goldswn air! from m:-
Conn.. and Arthur 6. Bill, of Dentin?
all its phases, in states of the north
4
with Indians on the plains. fighting
forest tires in Minnesota and hunting.
was one of the rescue party sent to.
the Black Hills after the massacre of’
Gen. Custer and his men. and later he.
built a section of the Northern Pool-3
flc railroad, including the abutmeats'
to the bridge over the Mlssisaippl riv-
in Chicago. in 12593,:
Mr. Bill was appointed deputy consulj
to Melbourne,‘;
during the Spaniah-Aurcri-‘
i can War. the United States govern--
take!
charge of a vessel stocked with pro-2
taken that
and the Atlantic Ocean and through
cided in it!» to take a tour of Ettypt‘
that:
Chevy Chase, D. C., which be improng
ed and developed an a residential nee-l
m poms, July map-After an 9
widarinhfltvoicesthegiuioua
unergency.
Phone 113-3.
WE SING
kinds of COAL which are brought inbo you hams when
wintry blast: are without. Order NOW at summed prices
as no one knows what is before them. Be prepared for any
RAYMOND BROTHERS
nee COOL .
in our
SUHIER TOGS.
KEN‘S AND WOMEN’S.
stints at ow favorite
Geldyllresnan
131 Wattage-oat.
O, 4 ’
Mmus
A Big Line of New
SUMMER
FELT HATS
42 soon sum or.
LONG AND ROUND
By Express Today
BLUE FISH, WEAK FISH, SEA BASS, PORGIES,
COD, BUTTER, TILE. NATIVE EELS.
CLAIS.
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Free Delivery
C UTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phones ml and top.
71 North Main St.
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OXFORDS.
Slater 85.00 and Emerson $4.00 quality.
AT $2.50 THE PAIR.
. WOMEN'S GUN METAL OR PATENT COLT SPORT
l Pumps
. $4.00 quality.
. A’i‘ $2.50 THE PAIR.
41‘ $1.00
Not all sizes in any one
styles.
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BRUSSELS FULL OF BPIIS.
Activity Makes Life a Burden for the
Belgians.
Rustin at its worst or Constantino
ple under Abdul Humid never has been
so overrun with spies as Brussels in at
present.
Everlasting eepionnxe has made life
a burden for the Belgians and no
r; ttrriblc as in the capital. according
.o reliable information smuggled
toioaa the frontier despite. the vigi-'
lance of the Kaiser's secret ngentu.
The spies arc declared to be Well
livid-“but only according to results
They do not draw regular salaries,
but get their rewards on the strength
of their reports' volume and supposed
value.
Consmucntly. if they have no gen-
uine information to tum .ln to their
superiors. it is charged that they man
niactum it. To be accused by them
means arrest and much diaculty at
the best. it is more likely to mean
prolonged imprisonment.
it may mean a firing squad.
A reign of terror has resulted. No-
body feels safe, even in tho'privacy
of his own home. The‘poople live in
a constant state of nervous dread. A
MD on the shoulder, prison and per-
haps death may come at any instnnt.
in Brussels alone it is declared there
are 1,600 spies. How busy they are is
proved by the extravagant style in
which they live.
~Whenever funds run short fresh vlc.
time must be found;
Womanare numerous among the so
are: agents. They may be found all up
and down the social scale. from the
relative at General von We. who
took advantage at her poliiiop to keep
3, down to the hamblest sesnstrus
o' domestic servant. .
wives. who keep watch in middiaolau
one)“.
' There are the demi-moindnblos. who
‘mdhupoflefiomtbsatrunoatsw'
Special Cleanup Sale
FOR A FEW.
1,500 PAIRS WOMEN'S PUMPS AND OXFORDS.‘
$3.00 and $4.00 quality. Front discontinued lines.
Every pair a big bargain.
Sale Starts Wednesday Morning
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uimrc in the, tountry are conditions
an eye on the moat esclusivs residsno .
There are oncers' and profesm:
DAYS ONLY
ETAL, RUBBER SOLED
Formerly known on Iridgeport
THE PAIR.
Telephone 4706. H. LYNGE,
style, but all clues in some
These good. will go "first
OPTICIAN
8t BRACKEN
II can for such ol the about number-a!
August Styles Now Ready
James Donneily mom. 4
Steam Dying 8r Cleaning Co:
—BRIDGEPORT—
. Silk unease. Nov-a. blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned. J.
O. D. Jackson
PlCTORiAL REVIEW PATTERNS
ofler a wide variety of the newest and unarteat
Steam Dyeing A cleaning c9.
Prop. 29: Me a. suds-ion .
53 WALL ST.
NORWALK
Phone 438
Everything in the Optical Lin ' ‘-
m...... 1 EYES EXAMINED FREE
as. w...-
the German authorities posted con.
coining doings in financial and indus-
m, are,“ REBUILT rveawm'rens —- n c.
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H'L‘n the most ordinary working aiming. Lffiezhgg
nun is carefully watched. . motel, 80m. ”3193‘
ropflrod. Rentals, 83
A case is reported from the Rue do
month. “amines
’iHiulldlf‘ in Brussels. where the driver .0”
of a brewery wagon and his assistant 4A: 35:53:!”
Were arrested becauae, after they 'tiul! 3|
.unloadcd a heavy barrel of beer. one '3 South Main 8" South Nahum
‘ of them remarked:
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.ot-
A Dropping Plate
is n source of annoyance to the near—
cr, and oft times amusement or dis-
gaét to an observer.
it is not- necessnry for any one to
use. an ill-fitting plate; it is unsightly
iand unannltsryL and may cause a
great amount of irritation in tho
mouth—it is altogether useless.
if you have reason to believe yours
to be a hard mouth to at, let. me show
you how the dlfiicultiea‘may be. over-
come. You will be delighted with the
recruits.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
to so. Maiden so. mammalian.
Why WM only.
Manamaopmntodnn,
"The Kaiser himself could not have.
done it an neatly.
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Illero is one who pm mum
Medea your taste completely,
“’“h “We am your Vlalls wi.
decorate.
iAil the latest styles he's showing.
Kind attention he's bestowing,
And the work a prom done.
None have to wait.
‘And if painting you are needing.
in this line he's also leading.
39 may“ Your house 160: new,
A. COHEN
141 WAOHINGTON STRUT
um Sentinel “situation Wanted“
Wt cannot escape the no-
tice of employers-bot it rata with
The Reed 81- Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP.
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES .
Phone 805—50 So. Main St.
So. Norwalk. Music Hall Elk.
Be Sale [is A
FRISBIE’S
Mario in momentum]
fromthebest hesb ind
obtainable.
Auk Your Grocer for ‘
Insist on them at {our
mutants.
A NEW SHOWING OF
WASH SUITS“
ALSO LINGERIE Alto.
EREPE wars-rs ;
The Little Shun;
K. a acuwsu
as no. mm or.
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THE PERFECT FITTING
4' CORSET ,
me'l'n'ti’. r...“
so . g so
lads to no“.
MR8. LILLIAN IYNOLD'
H Will“! “felt I
PM.
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