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HARKED TH! “AXES.
.\ nienthr OI tlét‘ haunt oi
up; esci‘ i
Ell: Ne
“”th rim ut ii-v indigo, including tatnts ins: «tun bad it hrht r ,
"W” t"m~ tt'v'arzi up I was badly il;-ln- ”with: "‘ill“. ‘-'l's (l‘ iw.-- if}: hr
1"”. .fi... l- “Upl‘ ’u' 'l‘ ‘ >.‘:1‘Ml;~va. 5“,} 1;“ {Wyn Lt ; .M-l Ml tin \Hl'xi ;. blttr :u :2. il I'tti. ;, 'Uiti'u
{Jr ”.3 chwfi in .\ all, ileum us I Itfivi l: . rt. l!:"li>‘ti‘il. the .~pii.t| hl‘latll) r,” it“ wit: l's-v 1...:
"w" it“ mutt. ‘ . t:.i:..,~h=l up. of tall. bid i:‘ marked ,
it \‘.‘ Flirt hat- livirv‘t”l " “4"‘W" . .H'lfmim hid-t ‘x a WA." J Am“ WU!“ d“ 3‘3.“ h .3”; Hm I?“ I”)
_ p ‘ ~» .1: ..t _, ,...n_ lL‘l .s billlnll oil that ut:mttt-.. t...t at.) .sl it it. it
Inihw li’t .i j: i” ll ' . inn... banal 6. .2 ,5,” ,, .t.:lt~vml. islatur who an: lit.\i lu llllil.
r7. ' u w t‘ ”Evit- and THU “113', imth (mixers claimed the other dri\'- -1 do that," he answered. “becau; ,
them bills has a snake in thtin. an .,
goin‘ to wriggle throngti
they ain't
. .. ._ tnmup. and Otiic‘cr Jarvis b. Murray,‘ wuimu; my mlmt agam' them 1 km,- ‘
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“I‘M“ ‘ “‘“Jndh’ 4’9”“, d".who investigated the crash. made noflhpm when 1 #9; them by the mu,“
”it; (idlllullt l'ltll) 0!} Tuesday El'efllngn:arresls_ The ”hater Will probably be éllakt' marks.” Harrisburg SllllhlndQ'
tinder the auspices of Bishop Fcnwick carried into the courts by the owners pendent.
Assembly. of Iht- cars. l
H ' As llt' was passing the sccnc oi the ‘
, ‘ automobilc accident at the corner of CUT OFF FROM THE WORLD-
Mrs. Ida \i. ( rolut has commenced Main and Catherine streets 1.“, even- -tAbl,]~,,~,,;...1m l‘wobble she 1,.
foreclosure proceedings againrt Niklas ing about t; o'clock, Albert }i1nl§l§:lt€f, thinking 01 writing mbook.
Bab-as, for the possession of property’ot' Madison avenue, New York city, ”She must bi'scrious, too."
in lily avenue. ttll‘L'H‘ his big runabout squdrcty into "\itll. Vi ell. '
the rear of Ray R. Sherwood's target “in ordcr to r-oucentartc hr-r mind:
' . \‘clic car whirl? was standing at that on a plot. she positively rctusea luv
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Atnmustn-cnt [Mk today, “Hid ?tcui‘g near the corner ol Mum and; answer more than tout-teen or fifteen
is 1’9”“? "‘1“ ”3' m“ 9‘91““ ”f hank- Catherinc streets, puncturing tho gas-i tdcphonc calls a day."
lin school. A fine program has betenloline tank of Mr. Sherwootl's machine.i
—preparcd tor the occasion. Mr. liaustetter readily admitted that‘I
_____.__ he. was. to blame for the uccidcnt, and,
. t‘. cred to scttle all damages. ‘
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Apply horse sense to the buylnzg \ilnle turning into Butler street, at
of your butler. find out about th‘» fthe corner of West awnup’ yesterday
comfort and economy of Burnham‘morning about 10:31! o‘clock, Mcycr
Boiler (‘OSy Comfort iieat. Lord &“l)etberg of Norwalk. dI'iVing on Over-
Burnli‘im (.0 Irvington \v Y land touring car was smashed into by
ph 3 tr to be to blame 101' thc accident.
9 More ut fl no actual \-llllt>.~t'.~i of thc'
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Big Crowds are
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‘ lVincero Sonerer, also of Norwalk, who
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Ford machine at the time. The M,PositivelyRehevesthe
‘tendcd a meeting 0f the ”“1”" Pacific ward part of the Overland \V'ls con-l Suffering.
Tea representatives in ilanbury, last uiderably banged up. and thc “lild’ —-
Thursday: There was. 3150 ll supper and l tlhlf’ltl and from ‘Xmt‘ 0' ill“ Fill'tl \Vf‘l‘f‘.
broken. The owners will settlc [her
11 c- t t roveland olrltel. ,
'5 Wk x a he G inattcr betwcen thctnsclvycs.
William Mallory. of Norwalk. zit-l
More Convincing Proof.
in 'ittiinpting to pity 'ill -int unobilc‘S When Lydia E' Piilkhglji’segegetablc
~ . .. . ‘ A ' “‘ ‘ ‘ 2 m undw stirst intr no its cur-
Thcre. were tourteen sales of real 'dnym by Harry Larsen, and owned it) ! EgvfiowersaWere doubled and had to
estate in Norwalk, last wreck. with'lohn Larscn, of Mansfield strum, .‘icwz be proved. But fireproof came, and
mortgages 0f $17.05», For the second “MPH. l‘t'fitct‘dfiy itllt‘mm'n. 1" “4111'“‘11‘: gradually the use of it lspread 0v; tilt;
. . Jumcs tTtunntu opt-rating u tnaciine. whole countr . Now: at undr so
1' . . l9 onl . . . y .
wet 1‘ ”f dune. 1016, therle w? ‘ 'tyltwncd by William |.:il’1ne, ot llanbury.I thousands of women have experienced
one, lrunstet of property. )ul 1 it, tnol — § sidcswiped tho Lurst‘ll cur, and slittslrl the most beneficial “be“ from i“ use
Katie-9 iilllmllllt‘tl ‘0 “491”” lcd the bumper on“ or his own machine. t its value has become generally wreco —
l’l‘hc Larson iiittchinc was standing still; nlzed and It is now the standard me -
A inerting of the creditors of lmvidiat thc titnc of that accident. having; Cine for women'stlls. .
filisntil’f. of Norwalk. will bc held on HitlltDNl llt’t‘nllsc of thc fact that traflicl The followmgletterisonly one ofthe
, I. In”) ,H W. mm g, WWW“, had hm. held up in front. .\lr. Runnct thousands on our files. "
‘ uy ' ' H ’ I ‘ i " ,. ". "rcported the accident to tho local po-f Dennison, THES- “ I cam-10¢ feel
for the purpose ot collslllthHg his ap- . “(my and “mm that llt‘ wished to col—l that] have done my duty until I tell
plicatton for. a discharge from ‘W‘k-ttcct damagps fur his broken l)lllll1)l~*l‘.lWhat Lygt? Ed Pm’lihams Vegztable
ruptcy. 'llv was informed that the Norwalk pov, 90ml)?“ l“: “319‘ or "it“ 11;th
.. “fin... tllit‘ how no authority ort‘r unything‘digr; “(33‘s :33 (138;? W33: I ways
\i'illium ll. (leer, of West Norwalk,rhi‘lll)“lllllll ill llurwn. ‘ ~ . .. , xver' nervous. and had lzzysp'ellsmeat
has m-ule application for a discharge' A ””dg‘mor‘ "“”““'-‘°1”' (”fined this es and headaches until life was a
f: “ k t . 1 )tin ti‘tbe into thc telegraph pole at tho foot orlburden’. M husbandbrought meabot-
mm mu nip ”'3‘“ a "‘9“ g ’ Wcstpm‘t avenuc hill yesterday. 'l‘hcttle of Ly a E. Pinkham 5 Vegetable
(i:—ntlll'.)1>§l hits been called for July I‘llhvluiachinc wax practically deuloulifihed' . Compound and I soon bugantoimprovo
tit SA"; linin street, Bridgeport, to (um-[but the rider was tlllllljlll‘t‘tl. Icontinued its use and am now free
from rd" pains and aches that nitride lifo
'abu en. You may use t a otter in
. , . t . . ,tDISARMED,’ PAIR in way you like forI want. the world
important clinngos in in Hart; LOCKED IN ROOM ”,0 .norhwhat a grand "é?“cine 5‘3““?
schcdutcs ot‘ the New York. .‘cw 2c. 7 LE. Pin um's chctable mmun is.‘
you and Hartford Railroad will take ot-l 1?) BOLD THIEF {xMrshfi .0. I.¥WERY, 911 . Barrett
lot-t at 1:01 a. in.. Monday. Juno 25th. " WE e”';'§§niy(;i:n;i Pinkham Medi‘
’l‘itut- t.ililc< giving full particulars will“ cine Lo, Lynn, Muss..for free advice.
he Illiit't'il in the hands of tincitts prior»
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‘0 ”11" ”at“ . - Threatened Killing. I
l “c was L'Ollll'tlnlt‘tl hy the mun who
John J. lit-nut‘sser. the local bride“ llllllt‘ill‘l‘tl to be carrying a gun as \\'t-ll
runner, l'trjio‘ll’d to the down town points the searchlittht. “Km-p your hands
‘lit‘c vtastcrdav that H“, waiter ninin m 4 down or I will kill you?” was tho order:
. ' ,H). ”y l ‘HW l (I‘ Mr. llttnlord licttrd. and covcrcd by;
m' \‘iusnnmon H H“ in ltho ”aim" wiclttvd by the man laicr
‘ -sprnnt: it Will Th“ "“ml’h‘l” “"15 "’5' idcnlilled as lh-lnnt-y. ho placed his
pOY'lt’ll to tilt' \\'atcr (Toniniisnioncrn‘own rcvolvor on n tnblc. This was reg
by tho unlit“. untstioncd. :ihd con-rut with the gun;
’ lit: and Mrs. litinford were made to;
Dutch into a mom. 'l‘lw burglar turtted'
"THE BARR'ER" llllt' lit-y, not noticing;r tlfm there was
\V'i‘lltlf‘Stliil' Mid 'J‘h‘ll‘Sdii." 3‘ mpinn cxit from tho room. and made his
Itcgcnt. Accompaniml by special lllll"t““(‘t’ll)“. illtlllln‘lllll' bikini! nothing. ‘
u parts. the to all showings. I ‘ Had 0"le 0'16 GU"-
'lhronizli another door. the couple
' .found their way ilmvnstuirs, where»
Walter Johnson 0‘ ‘1‘" cash CO" 1’93 Mrs. Hartford got a tin fish born. The
lievcs in the slogan “Do it now." Re- alarm soundcd for a milc on all sides
crniting in tho linitud Stilton was tooizmd ncighbors rushed to the scene
slow for him. so he went to the .Britishlan'w hurriedly summoning DEWW
' ‘ . . . ~ ‘, ISheritT Edgar ll. Perry. who arrived in
l't‘t‘rlllilflfi station 3‘ New ‘0‘“ on F1“ nnoutomobilc with Grand .luror Hurry
day. took an examination. came back: R. Sherwood. A chase was tnstltuted.
10 South Norwalk. and said 10 hig‘mtd in (.lrccns Farms :1 titan-who an-
friends “l‘m off for Canad‘t \londav" swcrcd the hurried dcscrlption given
. ‘ . .. by the couple was found walking on
“ “1“” “‘5' “0mg “'9‘“ Come on in the Post Road. Sheriff l’crry searched
boys. listing's line." He has been as-
the man and found a scarcitll'ght and
signcd to the Motor Cycle Corps, tho l'ianl‘ord rcvolvcr. There was no
whore there are no speed limits.
sitter thc application.
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TOWNSEND
sic.
Ball Bearing
Lawn Mowers
othcr ,zun, and it is probablc that the
man had nonc whcn he. held up Mr.
"' fl and Mrs. Httnford.
..At the last meeting of tho American
band it was voted' to change the regll"MRS. GILLIGAN
Albert D. Morgan
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Wednesday to Monday night of each
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licarsal and busmess meeting of the
WASHINGTON STREET
hand tonight at, 8}). m. The band has
Dr. Arthur .1. Wolff. a bucteriologlsi.. _ ,-___
been hired by the Chamber of Com- .
merce of Bridgeport for the big parade
in that. city on the morning of July 4.
and will also play a concert at Roton
‘Point in tho afternoon and evening.
analyzed the prisons, from Andrews; '
body; in September Mrs. Galligait
Established 1879
was indicted in five counts charged
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with poisoning 'fintlliews.
Meanwhile, attention had been call-
ed to tho fact that in a period of sev-
eral years more than a score. of deaths
For Men, Young Men and
among the. inmates had occurred and
in examining the death returns it had
been noted that quite a number of per-
sons had died from causes not, clearly
defined and after brief illnesses. Rel.
atives of some (if those who had died
had been in controversy with Mrs. Gil-
ligan Over money, or property, as-
, signed to her for the. care of the in-
mates. Mrs. Gilligan had a plan of
. caring for persons in their declining
— -. years in return for transfer to her of a
-; fixed sum of money, usually about $1.-
’ 000, or something of equivalent tangiv
1319 value. Apptirenily there had been
, afiumber of sudden deaths among Little M211
l.ho.e whose ffuture maintenance had
edof those advantages which .. been provided for. After Mrs. Gun. KAI-MON, ELITE AND
- J. gun's arrest a number of persons came
3' deposrtory 0f large m‘ forward to give their opinion as to the. HARRISON
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‘ sources is alw ' '_ ,1, cause or death of a relative. 0n the
i ". ‘ BYE m I 1108! other hand inmates of the Home spoke
iron to offer. We are ready of the excellent care given them and
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I to talk maul mutter: at of the comforts 6? he place
Throughout the inquiry by the state.
.1 any time agreeable to you.
Represent all that can be said
for QUALITY, STYLE and
COMFORT in Summer Foot-
pollce Mr. Alcom maintained extreme
reserve. Mrs. Gilligan had retained wean
‘ Benedict M. fHolden as her counsel .
and he secured delay in trial in the
Winter and spring ‘011 the you (i that:
the ‘woman was mentally unba cod. [WOOd&Glover
Maintains agreed that. shows not in MM" m Wm“! 3!.
good health. . . < ,
' ,~'roday the state was randy to pro- .% -« “w. Norwilk
coed. Little was known in advancé of
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Economy Prices .
Free Delivery
Groceries i
. It will my you to follow up our Cub Sales. Alw - l
thing Special. You get the usual Beclununn Quality. ays some i
Very Best Creamery Butter (New made), lb. . ........... 45c
Crown Aster Brand Flour, per bag ..... ......... $1 90
Large Sim Postum Cereal for ........................ 230
Golden Santos Coffee .................. lb. 20c, 5 lbs. for 956 '
Lea dz .Perrine’s Worcestershire Sauce, bottlc ............ 23c
Imperial Marrow Beans ................ lb. 18c, 2 lbs. for 350
Armour’s Pure Leaf Lard cut to, lb. ...... . ....... 25c
Warranted Fresh Eggs, per dozen , . . . . . . . . . ..... 1 ..... 400
Barton & Guestier Sauterns, large bot. . . . . . . . ..... . .. 75c
Barton 65 Guestier Medoc Claret. bot. . . . . .. ............. 65c
01d Bushmill’s Irish Whiskey. per bottle . .
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WE GIVE PINK TRADING STAMPS.
Your personal interests, we believe,
handy check book. .
We loan money on farm mortgage.
are well served by the
A. F. Beckma'nn & C0.
GROCERS AND lNE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington S‘s]
Phone 1405.
City National Bank
‘The Check Book
your; 3:123“ to kgep your money in the office, at home or in
, wren y p acrng it. in this Bank on b '
cost, the advantage of ll. check book y ave, Without
for your surplus funds?
Checks are of value only tothe person in whose favor they
sfaction and add dignity to your -
and the additional security
Attending 0111’
Closing Out ;
Y . m—u—f-«r
“ '“ uhv\.~;\u‘.w :“kma-w‘. an... .
Fly 21 Flag!
Red Cross Week, l
Good Quality Muslin Flags, 3x5 Feet
79c ‘
WHILE THEY LAST
RAYMOND 8t SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers. - ;.
Wall and High Sts. Norwalk :
4 PUMPS
of Many New Models;
For Ladies and Children- '
The display is the Largest and
most varied we have ever shown,
with styles to suit every taste. ‘
Satisfactory Stockings to Match.
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN i
8! Washington Street. South Norwalk. fl
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.. $1.65
Children Cheerfully Painless
and Patiently E ‘) a and Conscientious .
Treated by Modern, 'Sympgflzfliséry
Painless Methods. Acepfic Office Treatment.
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Gas Administered
by the Oxygen
Method.
DR. S. M. DEITZ
Surgeon
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Moderate
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work. DENTIST
A 75 South Main Street
Gold and Porcelain
. Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. Restoration. '
15 Years '" m. by appointment. A” kinds °f Artlfiv I
the Practice of ‘cial Dentures,
High-crass men and Bridoe
0mm,” «» Work, Etc, Skit:
fully Done
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MISSES’ MIDDY BLOUSES
CHILDREN’S TUB DRESSES
BOYS' NORFOLK SUITS
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WRathing Outfits
grin-u—
SuitsandCaps etc
" A. Dickerman &- Son
’ DEPARTMENT
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STORE
jSo. Norwalk
FERTILIZERS ,.
For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed.
American AgriCultural Chemical Co.
Mapes Special Fertilizer.
Sheep Manure.
. Agriculture Lime.
Land Plaster.
10,000 BEAN. PO
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3. 137 Washington at.
. .Ground Bone.
LES
KEEP ADVERTISING , ~
~ ' ' "ME. MG WIILKEEP YOU-
and American style.
N. J. DISESA. Manager.
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CENTRAL HOTEL
. Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric ~
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
Comer Monroe and Chestnut St.
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J. DISESA. Proprietor.
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To your Corset is due a part of your personality—it makés
your figure. ‘
The transformation of many a woman from dowdiness to '
smartness has been entirely due to the attention given her by our
trained corsetiere. .
We have styles for every type of figures.
Consultation and fittings free.
BRASSIERES—A good corset is not enough. The figuré " _
above the corset top must be taken care of. This is the work of ’ ‘
the Brassiere. ' ‘
Our Brassieres are designed by experts and are correct in .
fit, fashionable in style, worthy in value—and varied.
As a leader we are offering this week two styles of “Bic J.”
50c Brassieres, special .......... . ............... 3 for $1.00 '
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BlOuses
. Just received a new line of Waists. These Waists are an :5
exceptional value. .
White and Colored Stripe and Crossbar Voile, trimmed with
pearl and national buttons $1.00
IdngerieandVoileWidbts $2.00to$2.98
SeaIslandVoile .. $8.98. ‘-
Silk Waists in Blue, Green, Red and Tan Stripes $2.50 to $4.98
WhiteSilkWaists $2.25and$2.50~~
White CrepEDe Chane . $3.98, -,
J. 1. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON sr. scorn NORWAJ-xlj
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OPTOMETRIST
50 Wall Street. Norwalk '
KRYP'I‘OK LENSES-$91611): Oxford: in Gold or
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings. '
Thorough maggot up»: ‘ omit-re presents"
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