E and youEare,
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lous‘coolinp 11111111111. 1 ‘ ‘
College 111111,; you Cronin 31.111.
111 wns‘muortm smear.
Local 1111 lilies,
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:—Ail flavors Fresh Candy, 101: lb. M.
S Smith At 00
Mrs. William‘ Cockefur has moved
E iron: Union street to .1 Day street.
The South Nprwalk File and Drum
corps will rehearse this evening
‘E Egarit line 611111111 0‘
~D011’ t forgot chance to buy 11 home,
at Hines Auction, Saturday. 3 [1.111. .
The barge “Kate McGovern" is at
Iluymond Brothers‘ dock with a cargo
of coal.
Acting School 111111111 John E. Light
is making his annual inspection of the
schools.
~—Crnsh Yncht Caps. 0' Brien’ s.
The residence of John W Grow, in
Eimwood avenue. is in the hands at
pointers. 1
(1D ed cm onyhsoncle-
Th M R a Elihgd. EEL1111011111
' 2thingnew1 1
Mrs‘ Joseph 131111.111 west street,
‘ has been successful this your in ruins:
port
1113 a fine crop of strawberries.
wAlphonse 20c (i112 $11 D L 10190.
Raymond Brothers have the contract
to 11111111111 the material. Portland ,ce;
mcut, fol a large contract in Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. .lthn McGinnis. of Ann
E ,1 street are the proud parents of a bob
1 boy, weighing lilteen pounds, born inst
week
Arthur Lindeberg and George Cuneo
E1 went in swimming yesterduy afternoon
0‘11 Toiles' dock for the first time this
'5 868.5011.
w-Don’t forget chance to buy a home
at Hines Auction, Saturday. 3 p m.
A joint meeting of the Selectmen
11nd Town Board 111 School limiters,
will be held next Tuesday evening iii
Norw.alk 1
Hcm'yW Waters has bred a posi
thin with the gas depurtment of the
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
_. (‘cmpnny. 1 1.
1 gurus 111111611 by'Ef
street a Week one today. ”is getting
1 citing nicely
Mrs. E M. Roselle formerly Eot Dan
bury. who submitted sevolui weeks
ago to on operatiOn 10111111 removal 111;
1 a t1.,1mor is getting along nicely at 1161'
home in. Borodin It
~Albl‘nis Slim
The horde
d C Canon, which
ii 3 on, North Main
The city will probably
I ~ make u settlement with Mr. (hippo.
George C. Comstock of Broad River.
‘_ has a fine display of sixteen varieties
1111 strawberries in one of the windows
of Glendenning‘ 11nd Companys drug
1 1'ntore ut the corner of Main and Well
The inception committee for the co-
1 louial reception to be given at the
residence of Rev C M. Sclieck on the
1 111901. will meet Monday afternoon at 4
‘ ' o clock at Mr. Sblleck’s home to com-
plate the 111 rangements
nanas, 20c doc I“. D L 2& Co.
1 t 1
will be held this averting 111111111; W. W ‘
, 1T. Duncan' s in West'svenue
Commit.
tees will be appointed for the ensuing
the devotional service. by which
acting is opened the regular
wes- *transs‘cted and the go
E " Fancy T1111. 11 3.3111111 11. Co. 1 11
‘ one service will be held this ev»: '
E 1 homes.
owost prices. 1 list»
now thin ll _
R ' Milled Collars and
out 1101911111
2111 the Brookside chupcl
little money.
~Don‘ t forget chance to buy 8111139111111,
at Hines Auction, 61111111111117. 3 2p in.
one .111 very ill wlth chills u‘nd fever
and intermittent fever.
The two piece suits for men at Com1
stock Brothers’ store. are attracting
much attention inst now.
The annual nomination of colours 0!
Uncut Tribe; 1.0. R M. will take
place next Tuesday night. '
wPeerioss Flour, file bag; 34. 55 bbl
F. I). Lawton & 00.
Mrs. Leila Weed. of Franklin street,
went to New York this afternoon for a
few days' visit with friends.
it you wont to know what to get to
marrow tor your Sunduy dinner, there
are some timely Suggestions in the ad.
of the Public market. 1
fiEull line Straws OBricn s.
111151125161 William G. Chase, lute
master of the Norwulk University
Cleurmont, New Hampshire, where he
will spend a low days. 1 11111
Miss Kathryn Burke, who not been
the guest of M155 Mamie Dowd,‘ for Una.
ion Place, Norwnlk. letur‘no to her
home in New York yesterday
-Don’ tlorget chance to‘ 1111 o home.
at Hines JAu'ction, Suturdtty
It was reported this 11111111111111 that
the smallpox patients Mrs. Gottlleb F.
Menu and daughter Augusto, were still
getting along nicely and were 111111111
' ‘cdlly out p: danger.
Miss 1111111111111 Raymond of Wilton.
returned home Wednesday, from (Jails
forms," whexe she visited the principal
Californian cities along the Pacific
coast. Mis ifluymond also spent a
week in Y‘sl ovvstone Park 1
1 ”Demurest Sewing Machine. 319 60.
M. S. Smith &C0. '
At the rogulm meeting of Sherman
Council, Royal Arcnnum. last night
Henry R.'Bulkiey was initiated into
the mysteries of the order. Adjourn-
ment was mode to F. A“. Lane's restau-
rant where u'colluton was served.
1 —-—S. S. Tiliotson is offering gi'cut re.
ductions in all her Trimmed Mllllnory.
80 Washington street
The Washington streets, captained
by “Jack" (lockerham, and the Y. M.
C. A.‘ a, Captain Charles Hill will play
ball this evening at 6 o'clock on the
West avenue.» grounds. The game
will be for practice. Frank Louder
will coach .tbo teams.
~PeerlesElE§ Floor, 571: bug; $4. 55 bbl.
P‘. D. Lawton & 00.
Among the distinguished guests of
the Eiks’ anniversary last night were
George Ellsworth, ol‘ Bayonne. N. .I.;
S. lloyai Keith, of New Haven Lodge;
‘ontractor E L. Lathrop. of New
.Xork; .lohn,,Sheo, of Srrunton.11nd E.
CflaydenEi’ New York
'mDuulup 31111112131111.1110 1111111111 11.
The trottcr Alice Mopes owned by
first place at use meet at Parkway.
l.. 1., Tuesduy. winning three straight
heats.
Manes is considered one of the fastest
four your bids in the country and was
last fall for $400.
-—-Don’Et forget chance to buy a home,
'ut Hines Auction, Saturday. 3 p. m .
GeorgePsprot 11nd Jeremiah Cava-
nagh. of NewYork, will race on bicy-
else. from the metropolis to South Nor~
walk. tomorrow afternoon. ' They will
start at 2 o'clock and expect to" arrive
about 14:30.1 Alfred Paproth. who is
visiting Mr. and Mrs August Roette~
cher in North Main street will go to
Stamford to pace the couple from there.
-Spocials for Sat and Mon: Lo.-
dies‘ 250. Fine Ribbed vestS. 10¢;
Gent's 1612 half hobo. 9c pr... Ladies'
$1. 250 26 inch Gloria Umbrellas 9811 on
.S Smith & Co.
wProtessor Sherman Campbell one
of the lube instructors of the Norwaik
University‘Schooi. left this morning
for his home in Cambridge, Mass. ProA
lessor H01 ate Brown wept to his home
in smmio ‘11 yesterday. :Protessor Ed-
win L. Ieinsling will remain a low
days longer in Norwuik before leaving
tel home to spend the summer vacu-
tion Most of the pupils or the school
loft yoSterda‘y and todoy for their
—-AN CHURCH
M111. Judson Adams. otii lghlsnd are. ‘E
school, lclt town this morning 1501" EE
is}. 'l‘. Bsdtord, 011 Greene Farms won _ .E
The best time was. "’ 1:6. Alice 1
1 Btoi‘fi,
eyes.‘
have it right
tempos
429 Wall .11....
puichnscd by Mr. Bedlord 11 your ego
in‘tho new Wool. Crash and 11111111 streets at 711w priced
quality considered. our prices are d
For instance. our twoplece Flunnol Suit 211C106
SUMMER HALFE H083.
We will show you 111E1w to save money on your Underwear 1
our prices range £10m 251: per garment up.
01
l
”cool
ocidediy lower til 11 shy othofl122
:worth $6. 002.
All Wool 121111. in light and 11112111111111 1111.11.11 09.00 to 010. no.
1 Two Button Double Breasted Suits in light shine il‘lunuei and
Wool Crush, at $8.50 I'bd $10.00.
Tho nobby Norfolk, lined or unlined, in all the intent 111111111, at 1
187.00 to $12.00. .
”Our line of Men’s Nogligoc Shirts at 500 and 01 will open your
c
1 Lisle Thread and Fancy Cotton with vertical stripes and silk cm- '
1 1, Ebroidercd figures rust color 15c to 750.1
Children' 15 Wash Suits, 50:: to $21.00. 2
Men's Stock Tics. 25a to $122.00. 22 2 1 1
Everything 2t2o1' 2111211211 or bo‘E' E
shippers.
we uAvr Goon REASONS '
’ ~ for claiming your patronage, the very best cf
we buy direct 110111 the WeSicrn
We buy the best cradles oi uraim
we Larelullv screen beih Cats and Corn, and
you dOliEi’ pay for dirt and dust.
and price count, we win.
Buy Oats 1 hat” 5 Clean.
.2 if fquality
MANUEL T. HATCH.
'—
EASTMAN E1
, 11
20 Per Ceul. Discount
Ejm P Beers,
PHOTOGRAPHERS‘ SUPPLIES.
. t
yet 1
Norwclk. Conn.
Judging from the quantity we’ we sold the past tow days you’d think
that nobody else in town handled the so Warm Weather Necessities.
it certainly proves We have the lar goat assortment to select from. the
choicest and daintlest styles and 111111 the prices are lower than elsewhere.
‘1 31111111- winners 39c TO 115.75.
'- SUMMER 8KiRT8 984: to $10.00.
“1 '6'”? Car tare 011285 00 purchases or live
1 company s intention to take no more
1 to start up the pumps in the collicries
~ shows the situation to be. quiet today
”’1 night the Panther Creek valley was
1 not 110111112121.
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mime.
1'2 Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
E E andlZlnc.
:. 190 South Main Strut.
E acuth Norwslk. Conn.
Telephone: 122- 3.
' No cHANosEIN com. bruinsx
Everything Quiet Today at Centers of
the Big Tie-up.
lib}, P»... 111.191.1401
" ook there was no
the vicinity of the
o‘mpnny's William A.
colliery to 1 The shorts ot- the
strike lead have the men keep
the‘ peace have been filccesstul and
there wuo'no patholih‘gu; .61 idicrs at the
colliery to annoy the! workmen Th e
Lehigh Valley 00 1/ has followed
the policy of keeping ts guards in the
background so do to avoid any serious
clash but the attempted shooting of
its division unperint'ehdont on Wednes-
day night has caused 11 change in this
method. Last night '11an today extra
cool and iron police were sent to the
coiliery and distributed around the
mine in conspicuous places. it is the
WILKES
the first that
demonstratio
Lehigh Valle
chances of having its employees in-
lured. ‘
An attempt was m‘ade date last night
of the Susquenhuunu Coal Company at
.Nunitoke, but the effort was defeated
by the engineers quitting woik almost
in 11 body. Th rc is a large number
or armed coal 11d iron poiicein that
vicinity, which fact has caused much
unensinosshcrc. The strike drugs Al
ong without any change. information
.lrom all parts of the affected territory
President Mitchell has not‘gi‘ven out
anything of importance. He suidtilc
strike was complete and there was
nothing to'do but to wait. He has re
solved no information from West Vir.
ninia that shows any change in the
situation there.
TAMAQUA, Pit, June 13~All last
in 11 state of excitement. Large delv
sections of striking miners visited the
heroes of the non—union man and war
ned them not to go to work in the col-
ilcries in the morning. Today it is
claimed the pumps at five of the mines
in the valley are not running. The stri-
king men here are ,endoavoring to in-
duce all tradesmen to go out. An up,
pool has made to the carpenters. nun
ehinists and moidcrs. Feeling is at
very high tension and the people are
in a state of apprehension.
WISHES MiLITlA WITHDRAWN.
Mayor Fitzgerald Expresses Belief that
Paw/tucker Authorities Can Cope
With the Strikers.
first duty today of the militia. who.
by orders of Governor Kimball, are
assisting the local authoritieshe‘re in
maintaining order in, the street rail-
way strike waste clear the streets
of the debris which had been accumu‘
luted during the night or had been pla-
ced on the trucks to hinder the re-
sumption of treble, When this had
puny was notified by General. Tanner
in command of the troops. that the
' road was unobstructed {ind prepare-1
tions1 were made for the sending out
or curs. Although dunng the latter
‘pnrt of yesterday 81191-110011 and last
night there were no serious disturb
‘to do was to keep the crowds moving.
There was no relaxation today in the
visorou measures put to force yes-
11 tury of the irrespohslbie’
to. whom yesterday‘s turbu-
attributed seems to have
1
fined to one clues of citizens against
the deputy sheriffs Who have dischar-
(zed dronrm during the strike This
tech '1; was p‘iirticulsriy noticeable at-
Peterson. yesterday.
The feeling tows thennilitlu was
more fl}! lldl. 1 _ 1 ,,
.11161111... what the popularity of these “Cost and T10
PAWTUCKET, It. 1.. June l3-The ._
been done.,thc street railway com- _
There is a .strong. feeling, not oon-
At horns. st the, plot or on your decade 10111
- Outing Suits are .1115, RE
would be this Summer. wo pre pared an enormous vu'ri t
the swell Norfolk Jacket Suit: The costs are “skeleton-in
‘ 1tro1users are turned up gracefully at the bottom sudrmuy b ,,
either belt or suspenders or both. Our prices: ’ ‘
' 1 ' 1 20750,”.00, 232110.020, $12.00.
correct in every detail,
$7.50, 310.00, 012.00, $151.00 $18.00. 1
Our Juvenile Department is- filled to over- bowing with
prices always mean a saving of money for you.
Outing Stocks and Summer 'Neckwear in be enormous 1v
Straw Hats in New new all one 25c to 203. 00
Trunks end Bags. '1 ‘
tron: opsN WNPAY ANO sA'runoAv svaNlNos.
21111211 8. P111
The rule for hodlth. at this time of the year, it to eat little
to use much water, inside and out. no beer or wine. Fruit and vs
be considered necessities rather than luxuries. Little 111011.111
crate exertion. In line with the dbove we Shall have fresh ‘3’
Greens, Cabbage. Cucumbers, string Beans, Beets. Lettuce P91
ions, Bermuda Opium, New Potatoes, Pineapple; and Fine Nitiv
rice. Old Potatoes. We‘ have some very nice cooking 01111121111:
sprouty or wilted; smooth and fine. Cook tine. Better 11111111211111»
toes going, and half the price. 251: pack.
Fer cgoh trade we give Premiums in glass and silver war
don’t care for these, we give Groceries. One party will get! i:
as ,a rebate for (:th trade. Our prices are right:1 our 9 do,
arch we are anxious to open up new each business. Try us. 11
9 you.
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Fractured Frames repaired and made as good :1. n
Lenses, no matter how complicated replaced quickly.
Strains of the eyes relieved by Proper Glasses Properly
Examination free. All work guaranteed.
0 B JAcKso
«lumen-I OPTIGIAIEI ‘ ‘
2 58 WALL STREET,
Wallis Recovered Curbs Reset.
Raymond I
cones and the most the troops found
tsr be shooting of the twelve year “
_ old boy. Vermer
for his port
the trouble is 1
Norwalk Chronicler