Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 22, 1905 · page 8

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3F. D. LYON 81 CO.

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POLITICAL MERCHANDISE.

 

Senator Donovan so Characterize: the
Republican Judgeuhip Appointment.
IlAR'l‘lt‘OItl), June 2:! The. house

that at 10:31) this morning and 111 11111.9,

proceeded to diupooe or business on

the calendar. ’l‘hore won but a small
attentiunce ot‘ rnetnbors at the open-
ing of the session.

Rept'ouentatIVo ’l‘ilson 1111111111 from
‘tho table the petition of James I".
Brnrrnigan and others for an appro—
priation ot‘ $111111 tor a granite roping
lncloulng the uoidieru' 11111111111111111 in
St, Bernard‘s centettuy, New Haven.
reported adversely 11y 11111 contrniltt'o
on appropriations. 't‘ht- appropriation
had been rccotntnendcd by the com-
mittee on military tttl'airit. [11 urging
its passage, Ilir. 'l'ilson said that he
was asking as near a personal t‘11vor
of the house as he ever would.

Representatires Ilallot'k. oi Ilerb)’.
anti Griswold. of tinili‘ortl. supportml
his remarks

’lhe, remlution making the appro-
printit'm was adopted under :1 suspen—
sion ot‘ I'IIIIS and the 1'11111111111111 111-
port reje1ted.

The house 111111 111'11111 with the «11111111
In accepting the r1'pott ot the tail-
ronds committee and contin‘uint.y the
demurrugo bill to the. next assembly.
On motion of IItillrt'St‘ntttllVI' IIUIt‘tllliII,
of ’i‘orrington. the house insisted on
Its action in 111114111111: the hill requir-
ing saloons to he closed at to p. 111.
The. bill was rejected in the senate
by a unanimous vote, itoprcs'entatives
Ilolcotnh and 11111111 were named as 11
conference 1111:111111111111 to represent the
house.

Coru'urrent action 11:11; taken 111
adopting the senate antcnduu'nts to
the lottery hill which prohibits the
sale of property throat-.11 1111' medium
of clothing, watch clubs. 1111'.

The house insisted on its action in
adopting the resolution reappointini'.‘
George, 11. (‘lark Judge of the city
court of iterhy, rejected by 11111 St'ntlli‘.
Representatives t‘larlt and llailot'lt. ot‘
Derby, were named as a 1111111'1-1'1'111'1'
committee.

The house also insisted 1111 11:1 111'-
tion 111 adoption 11111 resolution reap-
pointing \‘i'. i.. itnrnett judge 111‘ 1111-
snme court. 1111111111111 by 11111 5111111111.
The, same reprotsvntativm: were named
its a conference 1'111111111111111.

The following 1111-:1>ur11n \1'111'11 purged
from the 'alendar:

Bills antendini: act diridlm; ”111
state into senatorial districts. pertain-
ing to sixth ward in Waterbury; in—
creasing the salary of the state 1'1-1'1
eree to $3.111”! annually: providing;
penalty of $711111 ti111~ 111' turpriwurtncnt
for not more than twu years for any
person aiding 11111 escape 111' insane pit»
tlents; amending 1h.» .xtatutv relation
to the commitment oi‘ insane prrsons
other than paupers and 11111111111115.

Rt!|)i'('t~'t‘nltllt\'11 Northrup asked for :1
committee to recall from 11111 5111111111
the automobile ihii panned yesterday.
explaining that there wa:~ a wry 11111511
vote on one 111‘ the iliitt'iltllirt.‘lilS and
that he desired reronsitlcralion. Spcalt-
er llolt'otnh ruled 11111 Honest out ot‘
order.

At the opening 111' the 11131111111 51-51
sion today tho resolution rc-appoinh
ing Richard II. ’l‘yner 11551111111111 judge
of tilt: ('in court 111' New Haven, to—
gether with the favorable report of
the judiciary committee. adopted by
the house yesterday was tabled for
calendar and printing.

The rer-ndution reappointing Lucien
F. Bnrpet' judge of the city court of
Waterbury, rejected by the house. was
also tabled.

The bill providing a titre of $7 for
persons who shall within one mile oi"
t‘nirs or gatherings of any Illt‘m'llul‘tllt‘tl
society, company. itssoriatioir granite
society. expose
or offer for sale or to soil food, 111'
shall exhibit a device for amusement.
gain or recreation without the writ-
ten permission of the executivu 1111m-
mittee 01' such association or society.
was rejected by the 11111111111 on motion
of Senator liailcy. who pare it IIIR
opinion tlrnt t‘ood, 1111:. should be cold
outside 11111 limits of fair grounds. The
house 1111111111111 the hill 111111 week.

Senator .lndnon called from the to—
ble the reuotutlou 1'1-11ppointlnt: Itich-
11rd Ii. ’l‘yucr associate Judge 111' 11111
city court of New IIith‘Il and moved
itr. adoption in 1'11111'111'1'11111-1: with tho
11111111 111:: cxplttnttlloii or 1111.1 judi-
1:t:1zv 11111111111'1-11'..: 1‘1"'t)itintt'lltlttlItm

were in 111111 with tltouc ot'.Iudi;1- Ken-
ettly in the house ycutr-rduy.
Senator

llonoran 111111111 some in-

 

DON"1‘ SPEND AM.
you tint! in your my cnvelopou. Have
nrt.P11t it in 11111 popular and To.
labia

SOUTH NOR WALK
u VINO! BANK.

Every dopoult you make your pile

bigger. Tito. intorettt We pay
to: out, too. Bye and bye you’ll
hive 0110th out or your savings to

lid! 9. house and lot. it a mighty good

advice we are giving you. Slut on

'11 11cm regret it.

 

 

1...... Mint: BANK ItitLDtNo

 

So. Nat-walk.

quirlm of Senator Judson an to wheth-
er the New Haven city judgcship was
it frictional tight. The latter expressed
his ignorance of the mutter. Later
in his remarks Senator Donovan Hillli
it appeared 1111 11' the courts or the.
1.1111111 had grown to be political mer—
chandise. He then went on to score
the linunco committee for its nppoint-
1111111ts 111' state nuditoru early in the
NONI-till".

Senator 1.111111 ruined the point that
11111 Hpcttlter was wandering from the
question in hand.

Smiator 11‘1111111111111'11, who was, 111 the
('Iillll‘, ruled that his remarks were as
near uermain to the question as any
that he IIiItI indulged in previously.
which raised 11 111111111. "i‘he senator
then subsided. The resolution was
passed unanimously 111 concurrence.

Among the 11111113111111: passed from
the calendar was a resolution appro-
priating $131111 for a memorial to the
Connecticut soldiers ltnprluontul in
Andersonrille prison. The balance or
the cutendar consisted of measures
passed by the house earlier in the
week antl they Were accorded concur—
rent action.

DIVORCE CASES.
The divorce case of Julian Sterling
against ilurr'iet 11‘. Sterling, of Bridge-
port. hau been placed upon the uncon-

Itestcd lint itt the superior court nnd'

will he heard by Judge Shuutwtty next
\Vcdncmiay morning. All of the oth~
111' uncontested divorce taxes which
were to he heard Friday morning, have
gone over until next Wodtiemlay.

Among the (-11.1111; is that of Lizzie
Haley. ol' Norwullt. auainst William
liaioy. The former 'i‘utwday secured
on annulment ot’ marriage with her
second 11112411111111 and she cypot'tu to St?-
1'111'1' a divorce trout her tlrst on Wed-
1111.~'day. She 111111'1'1111] two husband.»'
while still in ’Ilt'i' "teens."

The divorce 1115.11 111' Nettle S. lite
dean. of Stamt’ord. 1121111151 Iteujamin Ii.
lladcau, of New York. \till come up on
1111' short ('ait‘rrdat‘ session 111' ”1111-1111”
on Friday for the 111‘1'1'[1t:ltit'1‘ or” State
Itct‘et't'c I'llnwr‘s. report 111 1111- matter.

DR. GEIB VERY LOW.
S'I‘Ahllv‘tlilli. June 21-1 -~i)r. Henry 1’.
1:11'11. ti t‘ormer Sill'gt‘tlll'iit‘lit‘l‘iil oi the
11111111. is critically ill from cat'hoiin'
poisoning caused by suutllnu 11111111 his
now- some cat'holir powder to alleviate
:1 1'11ltl. 'I‘ht 1111511, |li'11\'l‘tl 111 1111 111.1
llitlt'll. 111'. (:1111: was low all night.
but today 1111 is Nightly better at-
tliotuzh ht- is 11111 out oi” danger
MOTOR FELIl ONTO RAILS.
tar 171. north hound in 1".111111.11 ol'
(‘ondut'tor Lockwood 111111 with an ac-
1-id1'nt on Nort i1 Main street this morn~
1111: 111111 111' 11111 bars which hold IIIl‘
motor hrokc had It‘ll 11111 pondct'otm
motor down on the rails, 'i‘1'111porary
repairu were 111111111 and the car was
taken to the barns.

 

 

A very plcasant meeting of the lion-
pitttl Whist (‘11111 was held yesterday
afternoon at the. 11011111 of Mrs. 'l‘.
Marszlmll .-\ndrcw:< at 111111 IHItllitI. 1111-
t‘res'hments w1~1'11 sorred at the 1'lo.~11
of play.

NOTHING SO RARE.
“(111 what its so rare as a day in .lttnc'.’
.lum' days and night.» like u untitlcn‘s
dream?
With a youth who 11.11115 you to have
ice crcutn‘.’

The N orwalk
Savings Society.

 

Norwullt, June 8111, 19115.
Interest at tho rate of Four (4) Per
Cent. pcr turnout, for the current six
months, will be credited Depositor't-t
July 1.111, 111115. and paid to them on
and after July 10th.
For order of Board of Directors,
r‘nnn‘u. A. EMF. 'I‘rcau.

 

Very BuStElgin Crramury
Butler, 2415 lb

........251:

3 CANS IIIDS'I‘ 'l‘()MA'I‘()It}S
II CANS BI‘ZS'I‘ CORN.... ......... 2511
'1 (‘ANS III'J S'l‘ I’I‘} AS ....... . . .2151:

3 hilt-.1. LII'JSI‘ MILK (JIIACKEIIS..250
8 LBS. IIES’I' I‘RUNES. . . . . . . . .. . .251:

A. STU LL,

u COTTAGE AVENUE. ,
EAST NORWALK CONN

Faucu New

POTATOES

200 peak.
Josrtorr'

721v. min 11.311. 111.11.11.11

 

 

 
 

 

Md“,

THE. SOUTH NORWALK1.EVENINGSENTINEt.

11111131111111.1111 111111111. thin week Seton
Dun Shannon, 011 Bridgeport wlro day. The Wntueunlng’n detented the
was to hnvo untplrotl the 311nm at 110- it and (I loom 111111 your by 11 Home 01'
ton Sultudny was unable to do no 110- F1 “’1
111111111 being city shorit’t’ there and hnv.
11111; raided u disor'derly house on Fri
day night he was compelled to nppoar
in court the next 1111921112 and Toni
Welt-11 will urnpho the Norwulku v11.

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m..- W".-.._..._.....n ..

WHY NOT HAVE Took
Commercial Printing, Engraving
. 1 and Embossing

Done at the most complete lob Printing Plant in 'thc Norwalks

SHANNON WILL UMPIRE.

 

it sturrotltnot-t hnppons that when a
girl rejects 11 young man's proposal
1111 1olehrutou hi1.- iucky cucupe by got-
tint; trill;

 

All Kinds of Choice and Unique Advertising Booklets, Catalogues,
Programs, Souvenirs and Fine Stationery.

 

Special attention given to Wedding Invitation; and Announcements, Printed or Engraved
I

 

Your work will be attended to l’romptly. Call and see us before placing
your order. it will he to your advantage.

SCHUMANN ART PRINT

Successor to the FREEMAN AR'I‘ I'RIN'I‘.
98-100 Washington St., South Norwalk. Telephone 324-4

 

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THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.

TRISTRAM81HYATT

11'.

NO. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. , , , t

1 - - n

 

19c ORGANDIES FOR ”10c.

We have placed on sale, 2,000 yds. of fine sheer Organdies in choice patterns and colorings. The

yd.

ideal fabric for summer dresses. This is a regular 191:. quality, and we are selling them at: 10¢. per

L A w "‘ In.

HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.

6 Etched Tumblers,

Fancy Lemonade Sets,
Refrigerator Pans,

19c.i Granite Water Pails,

29c.i Flat Irons, per 1b.,

691:. Copper Wash Boilers, $1.95

. Foldin Ironin Boards, c.

1 756-; Glass Berry Sets, 39°~ NickelgTea Ketgtles, 23c.
Curtain Stretcher, 75c.

Full line of Ice Cream Freezers, Water Coolers, Fruit Jars and Jelly Tumblers.

TRISTRAM 8 HYATT, Norwalk,Gonn.

 

 

1111313101111 111 Suit House,

33 South Main Street. South Nnrwuiit.

Matchless Muung Savings.

Don’t estimate the importance of
these Great June Sales by our an-
nouncements alone. Come here and
see for yourself What unmatchable
opportunities we are offering of our
entire line.

811111, 111' 81unmnt8uits ut Hull-P111111.

WHITE LAWN SHIRT WAISTS. OTHERS ASK $1.50. OUR PRICE 491:
WASH WAISTS IN SHEPHERD PLAIDS AND POLKA DOTS ........ 39c
CHINA SILK WAISTS, FORMERLY UP TO $10.00, NOW I. . .. $1.98 and $3.98
LINEN AND PERSIAN SHEER LAWN WAIBTS, FORMERLY $3.50

AT ..... ..................................... .
SHIRT WAIST SUITS OF FINE PERSIAN LAWN ...... $1.48 UP
LINEN SHIRT WAIST SUITS ........................... $2.98 UP
SAILOR SUITS, MADE OF GOOD CRASH, WORTH $7.50 .......... $2.98
FROCK AND FRILL SUITS, OTHERS ASK $7.00, OUR PRICE . . $3.98

SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS, FORMERLY UP TO $25.,00 NOW. ”8698 UP
SUITS MADE OF FINE PANAMA, BROADCLOTH. CHEVIOT.8ILK.

............ . ........ . ..... . .................. ........ta.9aup
LADIES' cons, FORMERLV $15.00. now 1. ........... .. .......... $6.98
1111111 cons, FORMERLY $12.50 ........ 35.911
otan' oneness die on
CHILDREN'S onessss ' 1011 up
we HANDLE THE smear 1.1111501: axons in THE NOR-
WALKS. 081: up

 

1 we: POSITIVELY CARRY THE‘FmEsT AND LARGEST LINE or
wms'rs AND 521.1. FOR Lesa MON ELY THAN ANY s'rone iN THE
nonwALKs. COME AND‘BE convmpao. ’

PARIS OLOAK 85 SUIT HOUSE.

 

 

SHEEI MUSIC friday, Saturday 1111 Monday.

AT WILLIAM A. IRIOOIRMAN'S. MUIIO ITORI.

Special nt—~110ts—-—Spebial.

WOULD you CARE? (Chas. K. Hurrlu’ Latent).

Air 15.01113. At 19 0133.

Just My Style (from mutant)
in the Shade of the Old Apple Tree Golden Sunset Wattles

 

'l‘nmmuny Lindy Lou
Tickle Me Murmurtng Waters Waltzes
Every Dollar Carrion Trouble 01.1111 In T011! 0

Own
Violets And othorit

Full line or Violin. Mandolin cuttin- and 8:11.10 flit-inn.

' WA. BRIGGEBM

i‘here is No Love bike the Old 1|
And othern.

 

Donovnn mock. 11111131111111 It.

 

 

 

 

L,

The “Gem”

SELF FILLING

SELF CLEANING

NO INKY FINGERS
NO LEAKY JOINTS
FULLY GUARANTEED.

Fountain Pen.

FULL LINE OF SOUVENIRS.

F. J. NELSON,

STATIONERY, MUSICAL GOODS,
TOYSI ETC.
76 WASHINGTON STREET.

 

PLAYIE

1 et
on it
the. boys; it makes strong 1111111 '
of them, I

 

 

cm. They grow shoring .

[2.1 Itny them strong, serviceable
- clothes and “Let them go it."

Every Still (On boys In our 1
- stock will stand .the test of ‘
time. We would like, particu-
. Iarly to show yott the splendid
variety that. we htiVe I11 Wash-
able Stilts til 8125 anti 81.50.
These same. qualities are
nurrko1 25 per cent. more at
most stores 5. '

Watch

' this space tor interesting store
new.

Open Monday. Wednesday and ':
Saturday Evenings.

Joseph Dams,
TAILOR.
C IDI‘H l ER,
H AT'I‘ER.
FURNISIIER.

85 Washington St, 80. Norwunr.

 

 

H. Krieger 8100.

The Leading Outfitters for Men,

 

We are showing a veru large and com-

plete assortment of White Lawn and Linen
Dresses for Women and Children. Prices
from $2.98 to $6.95. Lawn Waists
from 981310 332.510.

 

Play is tho th‘t‘tlsc of

 
 
 
 

Silk Dresses at greatlu reduced prices

Also a few Tailor-Made Suits which
were marked down in price.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Women and. Children in
The Norwalks.

Our Shoe Department must not be

overlooked. We are selling Russet Ox-
tords for Women and Children as last as
we receive them.

 

 
 

We will dress uou from head to foot.

Men and Women. 1301.15 and Girls.

 

 
 
 
 
 

Have uour purchases charged and set-

lie uour bill in convenient weeltlu Dau-
ments.

 

 

What’s the 1111111?”

Are you married?

Do you keep house?

Are you interested In coal?

Is not coal 8. big item in the
family expensehccount?

Do you realize that it is greatly
to your advantage to buy

coal for next winter right '

now?

Do you not prefer to buy where
the quality is superior and
the ansortment large?

Have you ever bought of no?

TheForrisOoaico.

tooth Norwotlt.

 

SPECIAL SAIIE

 

 
 

Men's Blue Serge Suits..........ttl.60
Reduced from $12.

Boys' Knee Pants ...............8tio
Reduced from 501:.

Inoyr' Wash Panto, a to B yrtt....10c

D. Gottlleb

in... .m'm .1

I! m III: WWI!

 

 

 
 

nitnk no 11511110. When your cm the Inn lotto-«when tim
"tr-tori" and mun—THAT'S THE TIME to one {or thwmw III!
on to preterm than and prevent complicated on trouble. Run your
Cullinod at once.

whim. 131111411 ‘

 

 

H. Krieger 8100.

West Washington Street.

 

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