; FivePomts
the coal- ~ ‘ i
2. Orders are filled
sible.
3. Large orders will he only
partially filled until coal is more;
glentiful. ~
4. Please be patient. Be thank-
. " 1. 'Allorders placed" ,withus
:are subjectv'to our ability to get
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said the prosecutor, "the? 47
was infatuated with Mrs. DeCordova
and that, inflamed with noses-.31; at
taoked her. Then. realizing what he
had done and the probable'penalty he
would be compelled to pay, he shot
her and killed himseltgg Their bodies
were not more than’ six feet apart
and the revolver was lying between
l
fol if you get your coal this year
.as fast, as it is actuashyvueeded.
5. We can .Bellall the .Iccelfiifé?
can get for._,sp0t cash. Therefore;
please donot expect us to carry
your account on] our books for
3m“. sigh?!“
snorez‘than- 30 days.
The Hatch £9"
scorn nonwanx, some.
a goOd‘many dollars in the costof your house or repair bill-
Comewm and talk it over with us any time, ’ “ '
C \- “Hussite
Bailey r_ Co.
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them." ,
Mr. Hewitt’s statement that Mrs.
Mr. De Cordova, ,
“It is to be expected that such
rumors would come up in a case like
this,” he said, “butthe body has been
examined by physicians who inform
us absolutely that ‘no attack oc-
. curred.”
Considerable evide 9 bearing out
For the Shore
'We have a. very special
lode] of-- _
7 ZieNEW EDISON
“rs. Phonograph with a Soul."
Which is particularly adapted
for the shore or summer cot-
tage. It's cost is only $95 and
this small amount sinks into
‘insignificance when you con-
sider the amount of enjoy-
ment—music and dancing——
fiat it affords you.
COME SEE IT--
Alfred Fox PianoC o.
785 NORTH MAIN ST.
, 83 WASHINGTON ST.
V j. .:0
You Stop to Consider
That we sell quality groceries at lowest possible prices and
feature FREE DELIVERY, surely it is an incentive for those.
Very best New Potatoes, per
.- seeking an ideal place to trade. Some of our present offerings:
pwk, to. 0.0,... Q. coo-$1020‘
Finest Creamery Butter, None Better, 11)., .
.. ~...62<:
Sawtay for Baking, Shortening, Frying, can, 32c
Instant Postum, can, 250 and. . . . .
Best Whole Grain Rice, per 1b., . .
- III one one no._ o...-.160 .
Nuooa Nut Oleo, the world’s best, 11)., -......350
No. 1, Royal Plantation Coffee, lb
0’ on. on. ...’ ca. ......400 V
VeryBest GradeMixed Tea, lb.,‘._.. :........450
Premier Salad Dresing, bot, . . .
so. on. to. coo no. 00.00400
. Blue Ribbon Salad Dressing, bot, ......... . . . -. . . .350
HOT BREAD, ROLLS, B‘UNS, ETO., EVERY HOUR FROM
WHITE HOUSE BREADERY, NEXT TO—-. . ‘
A. F. Beckmann coo. Inc. ’
FREE DELIVERY PHONE 1405
_..,__.-_-.
' Take Advantage
W O of Our'
, Removal Prices
W
e “A. MODNE
12 NORTH MAIN ST.
l THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY co.
. 42 Water St.
Phone 1215-5. ‘80. Norwalk, Gt.
Innate Parts, Ste and
, Generator B on
1w and Greases "
* Stewart Speedometer Parts
‘ iglooony Gasoline and Kerosene
Alto Supplies, Tires and Tubes
‘G. H. Hedenberc. Prop.
. Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials.
STEAK SWORD FISH, l’b
- the theory that Gels ler was hope- .
lessly infatuated with Mrs. De Cor.
dova was obtained in New- London
yesterday by Prosecutor Hewitt. Mrs.
Anita Geissle. wife of the dead man,
also told of his infatuation, and said
that the trouble between herself and
her husband reached such a point that
on June 18 she began a suit for sep-
aration. At that time, she said, she
found a lock of hair in Geissler’s
pocket and two photographs of Mrs.
D Cordova. He refused to give up
the pictures, and ‘Mrs. Geissler said
she called Mrs. De. Cordova on the
telephone. A reconciliation was ef»
fected, but she would not say what
conversation she had had with Mrs.
De Cor-dove.
Chaun’eurs at the Griswold House,
at Eastern Point, where Mrs. De
Cordovo and her two children had
gone to pass the summer, said yes—
terday that Gelssler referred to her
variously as “the wonderful madame,”
“a bird," and “a pippin." Edward F.
Clair, house detective. said he fro
fluently had seen Gelssler standing
outside the grill room window in“
tensely watching Mrs. De Cordova,
and that the manseemed to have an
“insane desire' to be near her.
:Dr. ‘Florlnei De L. Myers, asso-
ciate professor of nerVDus and mental
diseases at the Postflraduate Hospi-
tal and a brother-in-law of. Mr. De Cor-
dova, said yesterday that his examina-
tion or various persons who knew
something of Gelssler's habits and
manner of living had convinced him
Do Gordova had been attacked before
she was shot was denied yesterday by
George Young 'Beauchie, attorney for
,British Empire probably will have the
largest representation.
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paranoia. This expressed itself fre-
quently an exaggerated ego, Geissler
desiring to make eyery one think he
was a great man and trying to at-
track attention in various ways.
ENTRIES FOR OLYMPIC EVENTS.
ing in on the Olympic committees in-
dicate that Stockholm’s total of 3,000
contestants may be exceeded. France,
with 350 entries, has the largest num-
berior any single country, but the
South Africa
alone is sending forty-eight entrants,
including entrants {or the long dis-
tance bicycling races in which South
Africa made a big-showing at Stock-
holm. Italy, whose athletes have
been trained by Plait Adams, at New
York, has asked for accommodations
for 220' men.
ANTWERP, July 15.——Entries pour- ‘
‘ “E“—
A Midsummer Sealeof Hammocks
All of the Hammock Stands and Awnings
’ ‘ All of the " Woven Hammocks
.. N ’ All. of the *Couch Hammocks
AT A REDUCTION or 25 PER CENT
—come‘ colony and Get First Choices-
H". Krieger 699 CO.
‘ . Vacation Clothes
DO YOU INTEND GOING ON YOUR VACA-
TION? LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH SUMMER
CLOTHES ON OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
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1 sum 15, 1920.1
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meet each group arriving with bands.
the anupic reception committee to I
n, o o 'u'u'o‘ ’o‘o‘. ’a—fe ‘o‘o‘. 'o'ojg‘: If- c359
STEAK HALIBUT, 1b., . . . ' ’
STEAKGOD, 1b.,
FRESH MACKEREL, Ibo, o u o . o o . o o o of." 033‘ o‘o‘o‘ ’o‘ 0‘. o 0’! I250
BUTTER FISH, 1b., . . . . n, . . r, ...v.; ~-. . .~.v.;. . .250
BOSTON BLUES, Ibo, no. one no. coo 'oo._ coo; OI‘I_..-..o18c
FLAT FISH, 1b., . . . ‘ “
can see coo 'o-‘c_ one} IIHQ: ,o'olooo‘g‘o-lsc
ROUNDCLAMS,qt.,.. . ..... .....2oc
THE BEST BRANDS OF CANNED FISH
_ BOTH MARKETS CLOSE SATURDAYS AT 7 P. M.
_ WEDNESDAYS AT NOON
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets .
‘ Norwalk—South Norwalk
coo one can ’o ofo', 'o e‘gjo'vojg] ;o_ooa35°
o no. on. o__-_g: .‘liio‘3»ctl22c
In. on. no.
that the chauffeur was sufiering from Arrangements were made today by -—The {Best Salesman—A Want Ad.
The annual outing of the Standard
Masonic Club will :be held at Trundle
Point, Norwalk, on the afitrnoon on
August 1’1.
W‘ w ._ mm... .
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J ACOBY’S
—-‘ Special Sale —-
Sweaters and Bathing Suits.
noes Sewing Tire Your Eyes?
, (You should experience no dis-
“fort in doing the finest kind of
'p-broidery or sewing if you wear
correct glasses or have perfect
‘ ‘1‘".
dc sewing for any length of time,
jiuxshould consult us at once.
(in: skill and experience are at
yon:- services.
. R. L. Good.»
“V Configured Optometrist and Optician
- ’ Now Located at Suite 203
Gunmercial Bldg, Norwalk.
Formerly Gazette Bldg.
Phone 2423.
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'BIG BARGAINS ‘
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mics’ . and. - Children’s
WHITE’TCANVAS
Pimps. Shoes & Oxfords
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. 5' If you find difliculty in reading _
he: GEHEBE’S that
11's HERE n- rr's nousnv‘vaan.
. Some god news about aluminum ware. There .
has been such a shortage of all aluminum and
no waiter many months we have just received
, a large shipment of nice shiny cooking uten-
~ " sils. There’s Wear-Ever, Aladdin and Mirror.
TEA KETTLES—
_ SAUCE PANS— ~
DOUBLE 3011.1:de ‘ Covered ooom rows—s
FRYING PANS— TEA &. GOFFEE POTS-—
MIXING BOWLS— PERGOLATERS—
DOUBLE ROASTERS—a chE a BREAD FANS—e
' 25 WASHINGTON STREET, sourn NoEWALx
inls stone causes are P. M. SATURDAYE.
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On this one standard chassis are mounted four
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Come in and See "the Clevelan, .
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