tidbit Dinners a Specialty.
Hritud Concert by the
flag Napkins —-—
AT NELSON’ S.
Dani
The Paris that Ii Suit House,
[.31 SOUTH MAIN STREET
WANT SENTENCE CHANGED
Petition of Charles L. Tucker, Murder
of Mabel Page, of Weston Being
Hoard.
BOSTON, June 5. «With the date of
the execution less than a week he nee.
the
condemned murderer of Mabel Page,
of Weston. sought the state house to-
counscl for Charles 1. Tucker,
day In an effort. to obtain from Govci—
Inoi' Guild a commIInlation of the so:-
i e
' ground of newly discovered ev.ldence.
The hearing today was arranged last
Judicial
Court lied decided that the governor
win not obliged to submit the eviden
The go-
Vernorjnd notified the presiding jus
Ices at Tucker's trial as well as the
Par-km.
that
he desired their presence in the execu
ive chambeI duIing the hearing Al-
trough the hearing was to be held be.
Ihiilii. closed More a large imce of sten-
milliliters were on hand to supply cop
[tuned to lift imprisonment on~
week after the Supreme
co to the executive counIii
A , former attorney gcneIai, Mr
um conducted the prosecution
, I“ of the testimony to the press
”IOOUTH' NORWALK FISH CLUB.
for Another Term.
i .
Whole! Secretary—Samuel
liter-Richard SWeeIIIIy.
: y ' nee-mu be appointed at
' nestles-
' are full to the limit.
ATTIRS’ llLL OF PRICES.
-4...-
1% This Bodcon.
ifs ‘
roughont this
were submitted.
an...
an...
ING MAOONS HERE.
w
_t Lodge, This Evening.
edition of
an' ii degree.
street.
H.» v u, .. “my
a known.
Dbl
Now open for the Season of Wild.
other attractions.
Especial attentIon gIven to Autdmobile Parties. .
Decoration Day
Dancmg Afternoon and Evening
FLAGS-Lu-AII" Sizes.
oney- -Raising Sale!
for l0 Days Goods to be Sacrificed. I
' omega John w. Sculley Re Elected
' meeting of the South Nonalk
Film Club was held Sunday at which
' _ in; SecretuIy——.lolin lI‘. Bogar-
S. Tay-
,"house committee and finance
the
:reports show that the club is
debt: and that the menIbeIship
fly Change. Noted in the List
ask of June is always a
ith the butters and the
Wturors us the new bills oi
MI 20 uzually made at that time.
rdiiy. h district
. fibre chop calls and the new bills
There are
wmlnor changes in the untrue
i from that of last year and it
Woven that without doubt ‘the
. _ on will sign the bills us
fill had that there will be. no
lilting-nu has been onliceublo in
will Witnou Work of
the. (hand
arrived in South
‘ afternoon, and will be
Old Well lodge, No. 108,
i. of south Nuiwnlk. AII
or: dinner wit be served
ifPoint. this afternoon. and
it Well Lodge wil com
A I ‘
lodges in Falrilcld Conn limes "-Woahingion Star.
ii to be present. Later“
carved in the Lodge I
]e . Power of interest.
pla any “interest don't amount to much. "
interest and he will tell you it is about the most tire-
minke itbe United
0N DOLLARS every year lN m’rmtns'r.
Willie? Are you getting your share of this huge
if not, why not open on account here New.
Winchester. cupcri‘ntem
dent oi the South Norwailr municipal
electric plant. who is with tile National
Civic Federation commission. in like
rope. in a letter to one at The habitual
staff. when that he is highly Mission
I ‘ with the veto of the city to purchase
Dancing. Boatmg. Bathmg and
Wheeler 8L WIlson Band.
a—Docoraiion Crepe P600!”-
Miss ll
SOUTH NORWALK.
NEW COMPANIES ORGANIZE.
Certificates of organization have.
been filed at the Capitol by the follow
ngI .,
Aldrich-Murphy Company, of Win
chestcr; president, Carl L}. Aldrich;
treasurer and secretary, Louis B. Mur-
phy; directors. Messrs. Aldrich and
Murphy and Bessie E. Aldrich, all of
Winsted.
Waterbury; president. Kendeli l.,
Shepherd; treasurer and secretary.
Sidney A. Risdon; directors, Messrs.
Rlsdon and Shepherd, Kendell L. Shep-
herd, .lr., and Charlotte A. Rlsdon, all
of Waterbury.
DISCHARGED FROM BANKRUPTCY
0n favorable recommendations or
referees, unopposed, the following were
discharged yesterday from bankrupt
cy: De. Witt C. Burrows. Hartford;
Frederick L. Wooster, New Britain;
Mary Dunn and Mater Srntrnow, both
of New Haven; Henry H. Burllson,
Bridgeport Frederick Camp Carter,
Middletowu.
INSURANCE COMPANY SEEKS AD.
MISSION.
The Southern insurance Company, of
New Orleans, an established concern.
has filed application with insurance
Commissioner Ups-on to do business in
this state.
SELLING PROPERTY lN RUSSIA.
YEKA'l‘EillNOSLAV, Sopili Russia,
June 5,—Uwiiig to the agitation um-
ong the peasants in this province the
landlords are. hastily selling their os-
taics for anything they will bring.
HER REASONING.
Risdon Tool Works. incorporated, ofI
a new chemical casino and (rumbles
tion as... wagon and also expresses
himself boarti y in favor of the pro
posed change oi! the South Norwatk
Ii‘lre Police into a new boss Company
to be located somewhere in the south-
orn section of the city .
Mr. Winchester will therefore doubt
loss be gratified when he learns that
this action has been started by the
Fire Police, as told in another column.
He is now on: the second tour of the
cities under investigation and “the
whole committee is reviewing the
work done by the committee oi three.
which mapped it out for them as ex-
ports. He says that he expects to go
to Paris and visit the continental cities
early in July and will return to South
Norwaik, “the best spot on earth, " so
as to reach home a little before Au-
gust 1.
He says that the committee of three
is working night and day with apprais-
als and reports of the big municipal
plants of England and Scotland. They
will go to Dublin, Belfast, then across
the Irish sen. where the committee will
embark in a special car and visit the
following cities and inspect; the private
and municipal plants in them:
Gus—Public: (llasgow, Birmingham,
Leicester, Manchester. Private: Shef-
field. South Metropolitan. Newoanlle.
Electric Light—«Public: Glasgow.
Liverpool, Manchester. St. Pancras.
Private: Metropolitan. Westminster,
City of London. Newcastle.
'l‘IIumways __ Glasgow,
Manchester. Smith London.
Dublin United, Norwich.
These of the committee now in the
field are Melville E. Insults. president
of the Big Four Railroad: Edward H.
Bemis, superintendent of the Cleve-
land. Ohio, water works: Timothy
Henley, president of the international
Brotherhood of Stationary Engineers;
1. W. Sullivan, editor of the Clothing
'l‘radcs' Bulletin. New York, and the
following spec lul committees: .
Gas—~Wllllam Nowhigglna. Manches-
ter, and ..l R. Klump. (lermuntown.
Penn.
b2lertrie~-—i\tr. Klumpp, and Albert,
Edward Winchester, South Not-walk.
Conn.
’l‘rmnwuys—~Nornran MI-D. Crawford,
Hurgtfotd Conn” and .l. H Woodw'aId
(ii the. firm of PI rm and (‘ar.dew Lon-
don
,,I\IIIIIIIntnntIs—-ld. H. I‘urII-ei. Man-
i‘Ilt‘i-‘li‘l'. and Robert C. James, Walling
ford. Penn,
Liverpool.
Private:
A UTO STR UCK CONDUCTOR.
u—I—n.
Bridgeport Man Knocked Off Running
Board by Col. Rogern‘ Machine.
liRlDGEPOR'l‘. June. i’I.——'l‘homus .l.
Mllchell, aged thirty-three years, II
conductor in the employ of the Conner-
Iicut Railway and Lighting Company.
wc s probably fatally injured last night
by being sIrIIIiI by an automobile in
Silalforud near Washington Bridge.
Mitchell‘s skull is fraetIueIt and be
has also internal injuries. it is said
that Ihe machine is owned and was
driven by Colonel Matthew ti. Reserve.
of Bridgeport, who is u welivkuown
business man there and is it member
of tho goveInor 's staff. He was ac-
IonIpnnied it is said, by Assistant.
'I"o\\n ClerII Sutuey N. Lockwood, who
is also well known here
After the accident. it In said that the
unto continued on its way. and that.
Deputy Sheriff Stagg, procuring anoth-
er car, started in pursuit. Rogers and
Lockwood. it is said. continued on
their way to New Haven and when
they reached that city put, themselves
in communication with Sheriff Stung.
who advised them to return and give
themselves up. This they did and
were released on their own recogniz-
Mr. Mai-kley—But. see here:
have to go without. It now suit tilts
summer.
dear, unselfish thing.
Mr.
you'd be unselfish occasionally.
Mrs. Marklcy——But i think I am an-
selfish in that I don‘t attempt to do-
prlvc you of the pleasure of being the
unselfish one.
MORE INTERESTING.
”What!" oxclulmod D'Anbor's friend,
‘Iltili engaged on that portrait oi Miss
Marigold? Why. you started on that
two months ago. It didn't take you
hnl‘i that long to do Miss Brown's por-
tra t."
“t know.” replied D‘Auber, “but Miss
Marigold is much prettier, and twice as
wealthy."
nun-u.—
APPROPRIATE.
“Deltlrer hasn't been very successful
with his new paper, has be?”
“No, I think he ought to change the
name of it; ought to call it ‘Advlcc.’ "
" ‘Advice?’ Why?"
“Well, nobody takes it."
mw—m-m-fl
"What we want." said the reformer
"is II system by which the office cooks
the man.”
"We've got it right in Crimson
Gulch," answered Pluto Pete. "The
huniln the teller that got the wrong
W
No amount of money will make the
more an ill. the automobile clip.
.L. _., m .. -..,..- w-Yum... ,
AER any man 1'
Stator pay their depositors
if you.
insist upon getting another gown l‘ll]
once until Saturday.
'thI men were arrested on complaint
of Raymond Smith, local superintcnd
ent of the Connecticut ltuil way and
Mrs. Marklcwacll, you're such a Lighting Company, who alleges that
the auto was running at II good rate of
Markleywi’cs. butt should think speed and that it run close to the trol~
toy car and in passing knocked the con.
ductor oil the running board. Rogers
and Lockwood, it is said. declare that
they did not. think that Mitchell was
badly hurt.
At the Bridgeport Hospital last
night. where after the accident MlIch-
oil was taken, the physicians held out
no hope for his recovery.
BON VOYAGE TO MISS JANIB.
Mrs. Arthur Pomeroy, who is at pre-
sent residing at the Norwulk Hotel.
is in New York city bidding "hon volt
age" to Miss Elsie Janis, the. famous
young actress who starred for a num-
her of months in "The Vanderbilt.
Cup" at. the Broadway Theatre, New
York.
Miss Janis and her mother united to.
day for Europe. where they will make
an extended tour.
~—
OBITUARY RECORD.
FUNERAL or ononon uriIIIIIer
The funeral of the late George (lor-
rlsh will be held tomorrow afternoon
- in. .
h f n mile below the West Peabody ‘
III 3 o clock from the home of his son.
(leer e (lemon, of Woadbnry avenue.
whole sheriff's office was out last night “Megan“... from me Red Men and
the Knights of the Mystic Chain will
’ attend.
KILLED AT GRAD! GROOMING.
WEST PEABODY. Macs, Juno {Is-w
Mrs. (Ironing, wife at W. P. (ironing.
of Cambridge, was killed. and Mr.
Cronin; and nevornl of his children
were injured in It grade crossing acci-
,dent
here today. A train on the
(hometown branch of the Boato II
Midas Railroad struck the automoitlo
in which the (ironing family were tone
The scene of the accident is about
Motion. it is said that the spot is un-
protected by auto or iinxmnn.
no ‘
woman will tbrpwn twenty feet her
Tlle committee appointed by Clinton
Genitourinary. Knights Templar. or
Namath. to arrange tome and place
for the unpaid Ifioid day. has decided
hold the event at Gregory's Point
on Tuesday, June 26th
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the function. The start will
be made from Masonic Temple, corner
of Wall and lease streets at 1 or 2
o'clock on the day mentioned. the trip
on the Point being made by trol-
The Sir Knights will be about so-
venty rive strong, wil be accompanied
by the Second Regiment Blind. of New
Haven. At the Point, a drill will be
held after which the shine dinner
will be served in Landlord Sullivan's
usinl fine style.
AUTO SMASHED INTO AUTO.
w
Car Owned by B. F. DoKiyn Damaged
in Norwalk Yesterday Afternoon.
While a Darracq automobile. owned
by B. I“. DcKlyn, at Pine Point, and
New York, was landing in Wall
street, another machine cums be .vling
along down the brick pavement and
tried to squeeze between a trolley car
and the motionless automobile. A bet-
for y box and guard on the latter were
considerably damaged, though the of
lending machine was practically un‘
scarthed
’l‘lIe DeKlyn‘ auto had been in Nor-
walk for several days undergoing re-
pairs, which had just been completed.
The damage did not prevent it being
driven to New York by the chauf-
feur. ‘
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIA.
TION.
BOS’lON, June ~Wiih clinics ur-
ciine and surgery, and the rally ses-
cluo and Mummy. and the daily ses
sions planned for a dozen difierent de
partments or sections the annual con-
vention of the AmeIlcan Medical As
socintlon 3 opened here today with
several th usaud physicians and sur-
geons in attendance from this coutry
and runny iron) abroad. For extensive-
nose of preparation and elabornteness
'of detail no such use-millage has been
held in Boston for many years._
The opening general meeting of the.
association was called to order by Pro-
sident Lewis S. iticbturtry, of Louis
ville, Ky.
5.
.-..—-———
CENTER HIGHT RECEPTION.
'l‘lII. gradnmiug (loss of the. Center
lelI III hoot depaItnII III of rho Nor
walk 'l‘own than School has In .IItiI ul
ly decided to hold Its commencement
reception and dance at the armory on
Tuesday evening, June 19th.
MR8. NEWKIRK’S PUPILS RECI-
TAL. ,
AIlIIIiIiIIncc, in the lltlllllill recital of
Mrs. Lililum Sherwood Nowkirli’s pup.
its at l.ockwobd"s iiIIll. tomorrow eye.
ining will be strictly by curd.
NOTICE
THE SALES STABLES FORMERLY
CONDUCTED BY THE LATE MAX
TARLOV. CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
WILL BE CONTINUED BY ME AT
THE SAME PLACE.
MRS.M.TARLOV.
and see us before buying your» Sum-
mer Clothing elsewhere. Got acquaint.-
ed with our priccsv—get acquainted
with us.
We are positive that quality consid-
ered, our prices are the lowest in town,
I and $10
NO MORE, NO LIBS.
A very fine Blue Serge, 2 or a piece.
lined with mohair (or $10.00. which oth-
ers ask 815.00.
We have all up-to-dutc Bummer
floods. the latest weaves in Tropical
Clothes in various colors. cut in double
and single breasted models for 87.00
and $10.00.
No More. ‘ No liens.
Get the habit and so to the
for
,rirult bola; badly fractured.. atom.
'in m: moth.“ The other occn- ~
in tome, turn in Iii
Yacht. Mops
1»
Curtain Stretchers .......... . ..
Decorated Tea Plates
Decorated Breakfast Plates 7c Decorated Covered Dishes 36c Decorated individual Butters zc
TRISTRAM o mm, NORWAIIK. count.
I.
There. is nothing that the market affords in commendable goods but what is shown In our sleek.
lues which we otter prove their superiority—not only in regard to the prices asked but. also because of the
Itylc and workmanship of the vurlouslincs shown.
Ruined Muslin Curtains
Ruined Bobinct curtains.
Nottingham Luce Curtains, in twotoncd client
Nottingham Lace Curtains
Arabian Lace Curtains
Brussels Net Curtains
Brussels Not Cultains
l'oIOIIII n.“I...no....u....--..I-a-I9~-nunon
-..."~u..-I....onu-I-.u-v
~aunnnc-uuucvyuovtnnuu- ...... .uuu..I-o..cnn
.g..¢--.ucc.-:aa....v .13..»
Inu-I0......unwa-an.u....-..n...-o.nI.-.n
nltIUIcIIfonttc ..... ..---Ia---.I.......---I--u.ovI-.-o
NOB. a and 5‘ GAZETTE DUILDING.
ace and ’2 nslin Cu”
Tyains
The va-
u...'nuIa:¢-uu.suuioo|-nocc:o you n 500 to ’14“
....... $1.25to 85.00
....... .......I..... $2.30t035.00
‘ 850 to $6.00
.p-u..- natal.
................................ $2.00t0$7.00
.................. $2.60 to $7.00
t3.85to$7.00
Cross Stripe Madras Curtains .. 31.00 tonic
HOUSEFURNISHING‘I DEPARTMENT.
. 69c Decorated Dinner Plates
35c Decorated Platters
.. tic Decorated Cups and Saucers
u...-
—.—— 4—; W
.Sc Docomted Soup Plates .........«..
15c Decorated Gravy Boats 10c
15c Decorated Pickle Dishes
.bc
..........Bc
KRIEGER o co.
Furnilhed
$l00
“Mesa“
i
_—/{__—-
M
/
”WE-fen
Guaranteed. ,
Represented.
LKTJA 4 H/
0n Easy Payments.
None but the Best Goods, and livery Piece
1
Your Money Back if Your Purchase is Not as
I
"GIOVEII 8 till I’IACI‘ "
:mo and $3. 50
Men and Women.
“WEAR SHOES IIIAl fll"
nwm—um—u
Bull Your H. O
80 NORWALK. CT.
TIL. “I.
_.....TE
H'und radio
averted by wearing a pair of our
Proper Ola-Ion.
"I" In WALL eraser.
“ELM WANTED.
Bookkeeper or salesman for Evo-
ninn work. ftnt‘oluc opportunity. For
particulars call upon.
, F. It. EIELD.
.W «I...
rcduc
.ual Mint it Price
The threatened trouble at the
mines having been averted. we
are be py to announce I material
Our nice we! bought it high
, prices and Ii or
get the benefitin
.. porinnco. . ,,
It to not too curly to put in
coal for next winter—abuts: think
I» about it.
UNITED BANK IUILDINO.
South Nor-walk.
Amusement i’IIIlI,
MEADOW ITRIIT.
SOUTH NONWALK. CONN.
1.“
Inubail [with “turd-y and Holiday.
FIM new Mid. racy of medic from
all part: of the town. comfortable
Grand landward need. cine
cum Ami-II.
m
lATUhDAY. JUN! 8.
fl“ ”WING
price.
in quality. You
we get the ox-
worih ‘10 lot 85.8
* I pkaIEnveloms. be,
Goods tiere
Our Customers are finding the hard animals.
2 pnIkages l-‘ORCE ................. . .......................... 25c
., packages no one ........................... ‘ ...................... 250
iii pouuds (lltANt’LA’l‘El) sIIIIAIr ultra
“ IIINII MIDAS morn. [lost in the world. 'rr'y a has.
rum. LlNE VEGETABLES. _.
UNITED GROCERY ~ 00.
20 NORTH MAIN IT. FORT OT.
IAIT NORWALK. OT.
TIL. 81H
of
are being overworked u a. Wit of application upon work or books.
Relief for strained and tired use may be had and serious trouble
Properly Adjusted.
Examination Free.
Matching of Lenses and allitepalring II Specialty.
Optician.
’NORWA‘LK. CONN.
as. his was.
Sale
Men’s serge Suits
worth $14 at 9.98.
2 Pious 'aouting. lulu. IIgiIIi colon.
AT
EATON I-IUIILBIJII
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