stunt 11.11111 custom-«o moo.
inns at His Firm.
, 1. Other cities pro Mad ouch otdlnda-
tea to be wry llunetltlal in reducing
the number ui' ll‘l'lllt‘tl men." and it, arsky, silent partner of the defunct
seems as it‘ the time had owned when i United States For company ,0! this
South Norwalk must have such on or- (‘lll' Whit. “Ml Emanuel Sldman. We!
dinoce for its protection against mon‘ ldent °f “‘9 WW”. " charged with
of the stamp of "John '1‘. Wilkins."
m
IUPRIMI HAITIR WORKMAN
DEAD.
Almonds for Tomorrow.
Hightidc, s :57 a. m.; 3. 3i p. m.
Dill! rises, 4 :30: sets. 7:26.
to Assistant District Attorney Garvan,
indicating that the company was a
clearing house for fur thieves all over
the muutry.
Filarsky said in his coniosslon. ac-
cording to Mr. Garvan. that Sidman
had many professional thieves in his
employ and that he even supplied them
with meney and tools. and. as the bus-
lness Increased he organized the Unit-
ed Fur company to better dispose of
the guilds thus obtained, The com-
pany was enabled to undersell its war
pctitora and many fuI dealers had
been watching its opeiatlons with ads
his Wife. who is prominent in the NHL ‘ picioug men for a long lime
les’ auxiliary committee of the A. O. '
U. W were with him when he died. He
was ill years old. The body will be
taken to St. Louis.
‘utlhulm‘ Roaidonoo.
‘ vluaitloso (lilies.
n-ldltprlol Room.
,5!“ firewall Dilloo, Norwalk.
CoucsAst waAaoua '
This city should have an ordinance
BATTLE CREEK Ilium.- June 3.—
Supreme Master Workman William H.
Miler. of the Ancient Order of United
Workman. died at o sanitarium here
last night from kidney trouble. after
an lllues or several weeks. He was
a St. Louis man, but Joined the A. O.
‘9” r l of 0 c U W. twenty yeaIsagoiu Kansas lUty
. It the as W a“ 0 n “I“ weap- when a member of the editorial forceof
1?. ”lirsapoualblo persona carrying the Kansas (‘lty Journal Several of
MI '1" 80000? or later. bit ”I” the supreme lodge oilicers as well all
trim of a tragedy in South Norwalk. i
is other cities such ordinances have
passed which allow no one to
a concealed weapon unless given
induce to do so by the chief of no
line. In that way only those whose
business or some special need demands
Mm” be armed would be at liberty
to make arsenals of themselves.
YSIIbSI‘dSy "John T Wilkins, who
. «by the way. is not listed in the direc-
‘. ‘ilory. pleaded guilty to the reckless
.ducm“ 0‘ firearms “Vin“ “em” qulsltlon rights, and said he was glad
““30" Wt “‘0 life Of a Water street of the chance to return to New Hamp
resident, as told in these columns.’ He Bhl 1‘8
woof lined ”and costs.
SRANFORD MAN TOOK POISON.
BRANFORD. Juue 3.—-Aulei Auder‘
son. a Swede. aged thirty-live years.
committed suicide today, by taking
Paris green. Anderson had been board-
ing with his sister. Mrs. August Olsen.
Early today she board a peculiar noise
in Anderson's room and upon investi-
gating, found him unconscious. A phy-
sician was sent for but when he arriv-
ed 'the man was beyond assistance. it
is thought that Anderson was despon-
dent on account of failure to secure
work
SRlIGHAM GLAD TO RETURN.
LEWISTON, Maine, June 3.——-Char-
les E. Brigham, arrested late yesterday
on the charge of murdering Mrs Cells
1’. Smith. of Londonderry. N. H. was
taken to Portsmouth today by Sherlfl
Collls and Deputy Sherli! Scott. of
Rockingham County, who arrived on
an early train. Brigham waived re-
-“ww—
TAKEN FROM OFFICERS AND
GAS METER THlEF SENTENCED R GE lngfi-‘ED' ’l‘.
.1 « . (‘ AN Vi“ dsho June 3—-
1 .3“ mm ”‘3“ 11 my "mum“ NEW HAVEN. June 3.—~Charles J.IM.'Myers. who killed oeo'rgo Brownies
sgalnst carrylns revolvers. and In so Nelson pleaded guilty in the City' and wounded Wallace Bennett three
‘. spanking we mean an enforced ("111.1I 0;)th ygIstertIaI' to twenty-two opium; wcea ago, has been taken from a party
X .1 'i‘. l i s" o rea ng u 0 gas meters an a of onlcers near White Bird. and lynch-
32$: :Zgbs‘]: rgéIJcfl: in “3; nun slractlng the cash He was sentenced ed. The lynchers were masked and
l y g 3 to a total fine of 86 and imprisonment outnumbered the otllcers three to one.
. and in a moment or youthful exuber- for 220 days Nelson is married and Myers was being taken to the county
5. once would not have bombarded the
jail.
City of South Norwalk.
It- is particularly dangerous for the
membersofthe police force to carryIJust For 2 Days on‘y
. on their work under present conditions.
as they never know when they will.
The Hotel Clifford
is prepared to serve at short notice
special dinners banquets, etc "
has three children.
We will continue our otter of
{20 p. c Discount
on all of the
IVlTlONll. MSCUH' 69. ’S CRACKERS 11V PACKAGES
V‘A‘CGOMMODATIONS THE VERY
ass'r.
.—
JOSEPHL. WALZ. Prop.
ALoo rsorstsroa HOTEL MA-
1"».I
We certainly sold lots of them and no doubt we will sell more of them
while our special lasts.
H‘IAGKEMO. Is PKOS. UNEEDA BISCUIT ....................................... 25c
‘ TELEPHONE ass. ‘6 mos. zo zo BlSCUl. ............................................. 25c
‘ 13 pace. sur'rss rams ........................................... 25c
A‘ L DUNCAN & C0" is PKOS on cmcusne 7
A“ WALL 911., NEW YORK crrv.; I . . ...................... . .................... 25c
' - 43"". ' ‘1 A d peclal w will 1 s in ii I I DOUBLE psemu’ms
. ‘ 7 ' fl 8 8 01' 3 Ti l }' (ill Y V6 '
STOCKS' BONDS“ with our TEAS AND COFFEES. 8
Invssrmnnrs.
Sound and Safe as SavingsI
Banks, paying better rates of in-I
terest.
____ JOSEL arr 5
Yo,“ name 0,, 3 pasta, ml 72 NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH nonwuxcconu.
“tins particulars. Telephone Call 338-5. \
TELEPHONE 322-4.
Most Important.
Good Things to En!
We grow like what we eat: Bad food depresses; good food exaits like an inspiration.
You Will Find
THE VERY BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS AT THIS STORE FRESH AND WHOLE-
SOME DAILY.
The picnic season is here. We can supp‘ y your wants with all the delicacies obtainable.
“ .Ildatchleos Butter. Eggs, Cheese, Rice, Coffee, etc. A beautiful supply of Fresh Garden Vege-
Visit our store first and see the goods you want.
SHORE PATRONS WILL RECEIVE OUR BEST ATTENTION AND SERVICE.
“gases E. Seymour,”
’ LEADING GROCFR.
South Norwalk.
’ -.. .‘— mm... ...--.. .0
..FANcY LEAN SALT PORK. ........... 7 ..................... as. We.
1.111111 ONLY ouswoAsnAm-sur MANY.
Now \ORK. .lilue sA—Samuel rtt'
grand larceny. has made a confession .
I Annual
June Sale of
ICOTTON UNDERWEAR
Commencinngomorrow and Lasting Until
the Following Saturday.
OUR JUNE SALE has an individuality of its own in Connecticut.
The former year’ s impression and extraordinary val-
ues can never be forgotten. Customers have been looking forward to this annual IJune Sale. well knowing the vast assortment of
snowy white garments, made in clean. sanitary shops, by expert sewers. Its plan' 13 so different from the ordinary event of this
kind held. That women have been quick to recognize these points is demonstrated by the annual increase of our White Sale.
EVERY GARMENT IS A GARMENT WORTH BUYING. No matter what the price is, rest assured you cannot get
greater real value elsewhere.
NOT IN OUR ENTIRE STOCK will you find any of those garments made up for sale purposes—cut to save a penny
- or two (making them ill fitting) and sewed so as to hang together—until worn. , '
If y-ou have not attended these sales you are certainly a loser. THE MERE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE JUNE
COTTON UNDERWEAR SALE to those who attended former events is enough—they expect good values and always get it.
This year like all othot‘i', the prices are equally low. the making is even of a higher order.
Notice our window display and you'll gain some knowledge of the vast assortment of good undermuslins at exception-
ally low prices.
ace , New 3 tho. spot Milk cI-hckm, see
. see I_ oorAiroaoI Jae Bruit“ (sp‘ecm’); lb., 101:
I 1: 79h out 1.7... "5‘ big supply at can Seeded Roi-tho. 11x11. ' ‘ “In
as: a special low price for torn»- 1 t the. Oldfiel- or Loreen cakes. . as:
' ' Soot and. “res-I at. 4a: In.
fall now. including the :W dash
Corset I, .
Plain cover. tight fitting. made
from good cambrlc. regular 1254c.
JUNE SALE 9c.
Ladies French Corset Cover.
hemstltchod. rtlfllcs neck and. arm
sides, rI-nuiur 10c,
JUNE 31th 12l/3c.
Covers with Hamburg trimming.
tight fitting. regular 25c,
JUNE SALE 180.
French Cover, torcbon and Val.
lace trimming. also with four rows
Val. lace. worth 29I,
JUNE SALE 19C.
Ten dlltereut :styles or French
covers. trimmed with Val., Point
do Paris lacc. hack and front. regu-
l:al' 50c, I
JUNE SALE 37c.
Nalnsook and Cambric French
Covers. Val, and Point de Paris
lace and insertion, round yoke ef-
fect. fronts of lace. reg. price 75c.
JUNE SALE 50c.
Covers for stout worncu.’
34 to 46, regular price 450.
JUNE SALE 31¢.
sites
Ladies' Skirts. lawn. ruflle. with
hematitohed tucks, extra full. with
dust ruilie, worth 31.25, also skirt
with Hamburg flounce dust rutile,
also trimmed with two rowsof in-
sertlon and lace.
JUNE‘SALEI 75c.
Skirt with three rows of Val. in-
sertlon and lace. also with wide
Hamburg edging and tucks. real!
lar $2. 00,
JUNE SALE $1.50.
Skirt with deep flounce of Val.
insertion. tucks and wide edging
regular value 82.98..
JUNE SALE $1.98.
DRAWERS.
Drnwvrs with deep htimstitchetl
mills and cluster of tucks. good
quality mtléliu, cambric rume, his
value at 29c.
JUNE SALE 19c.
Drawers. Hamburg trimmed.
cluster of tucks. in many places
sold at 50c.
JUNE SALE 29c.
Drawers with wide Hamburg
trimming. cluster tucks. also um-
brella drawers trimmed with tor-
('hon lace and insertion. our regu-
lar price 600.
JUNE SALE 37:.
Drawers of nalnsook and cam-
bric, with wide Swiss embroidery.
our regular price 75c.
JUNE SALE 50c.
Drawers for stout women. made
large and full. cluster tucks for
trimming, our regular price 39c.
JUNE SALE 27:.
Drawers for stout women, wide
Hamburg and tucks for trimming,
our regular price 69c,
JUNE SALE 45c.
Children’s Drawers. plain with
tucks. l to 14 years. our regular
, price 1259c and 15c,
JUN: SALE 106.
Children's Umbrella Drawers.
hematitched rutlle. our‘ regular
price 26c and as" all sizes,
JUNE SALE 19:.
SKIRTS.
GOWNS.
Ladies‘ Muslin owns, wide with
cluster hemstitclled tucks and
Hamburg trimmed. full length and
width. our regular price 50c.
JUNE SALE 38c.
Gowns of Hematitched 'l‘ucks
and featherstltched braid. also Val.
lace and Hamburg trimmed; also
the little empire gown with hem-
stitcbed ruffle. made of line unin-
soolt. regular price $1.00.
JUNE SALE 68c.
Gowns with square and V. shap-
ed neck Embroidered and lace
trimmed. extra good quality or
muslin. also the chemise gown
with round yoke of Val. lace, low
neck and short sleeves. our regu-
lar price $1.25.
JUNE SALE 85c.
Chemise Gowns. of Nalnsook.
trimmed with four rows of Val. lu-
sertlon and wide lace to match, our
regular price $1.50.
JUNE SALE 95:.
Extra large gowns. tucked yoke
and hemstitched tucked rutl‘le.
JUN. SALE 83:.
Extra size gowns, with rows of
Hamburg and insertion, our regu-
lar price $1.00,
I JUNE SALE 75c.
Skirts for stout women. plain,
with deep finance and tucks. regu-
lar $1. 36 ., ,
‘JUNE SALE 95:.
skirt for stout women Hamburg
edge trimming, regular price $2.00,
JUNE SALE $1.50.
SHORT SKIRTS.
Women's Short Underskirts,
hemstltcbed hem and tucks. also
gamburg trimming, regular price
c, ' ~.
JUNE SALE 37:.
Short Skirt with wide Point De
Paris Lace, also Hamburg trim-
med. regular $1.00.
Johanna 75c.-
CHEMlSE.
Chemise of good muslin; a sis-
cs. 34 to 44.
c1. 1""1‘1‘ “1‘93; .1 .1...
em as u r m
Val. lace. reguafir 71.5%,
JUNE SALE 50c.
Chemise and Undersklrt Combin-
aatlonnbrlmmed with Yal. lace and
insertion. regular $1.26,
JUNE SALE 05:.
CORSETS.
While the white sale is
will utter a very special
sets.
THE C. B. CORSET is one of the .
best manufactured. THE REOUo
LAIR DOLLAR NUMBER, during
JUNE SALE IS 79:;
on we
in Cor-
’ A
Saturdays
butters ' '
Seine Examples oi the Bat-calm to he Obtained at the Boston Store Untamed).
hllLLlNEnvyifag gages.
Trimmed Hots that sold former-
ly at 81. oo Stooges 810.00-
roaosdtiw secs.
minutes 11.11- W is; no. -
TOMORROW. sass. 1
' oases chaos. ,
1.000 yds. or Wash Duos Goods.
regular price $1.00 .
TOMORROW 75c.
~ nonsense.
72 incbflfullulziaoched damask.
render o co
, ronossbwssc.
fancies. regular price 84.00.
roses now also.
White IJap. or china Silk Waists
three new remat-
“ in. block all wool Henrietta,
WAIST AND SUIT DEPARTMENT
Shit-twain Suits in white and
Children's Loco Stockings. slses
5, 6%.. +06%, 7. 7*, regular2
TOMORROW 15¢.
LSdlSfi' Swiss Ribbed Vesta.
TOMORROW 6c.
axon frame. fully warranted, regu-
lar ‘1. 00.
I.3TONOliRow 75°.
NOTIONS.
lung Hoe and Eyes, regu-
square neck. no sleeves, regular
racia- Umbrellas. as in. full on '
HANDKERCHIEFS. ETC.
. Lodies' .Fine All Linen Embroid-
ered Hematitched Handkerchiefs.
regular price 36c. .
TOMORROW 12l/,o.
-; (o to a huyor). .
Dr. Woodbury's Facial Soap. ‘ I
retail! ' ‘
. - ro ORROW loo. . 1
JAP aA-r'nsao. ti
Handsome designs regular 26c. é”
TONORROW lac. . .
"Wlld's” linoleum. two “yards
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