Creamery nutter, per in.
FRIDAY AND
North Main Street,
1;. no matter how
to and tiib‘ive entire ...1isfaction.
‘ e is fully 63])
data which
‘DlstrICtF comp
Dr.
at Powder (of the right sort) gun ranteed under the Pure Food Law,
lb 501:. 31 00 Worth of Choc he with each pound.
fillet-o
Telephone Call 336-6.
oney while buying your daily necessities at our store. our prices
comparison with quality, ‘w bile our premiums are entirely FREE.
..from .. 35o up
panelist Brand, (a winner) at 1... 25s
......olanuuu. “...-...oz-anuunn.nun-... 3°C
. 35°
............. 27c
...... 25c
SATURDAY.
Il‘t'60 Souvenir Days, with each a an every 30c purchase.
The Boston Tea. 85 Coffee 00.
South N orwalk
VI .
H ‘ we" at; headquarters for the better class of Men’s Wear-
,ables. We handle only reliable merchandise and every article
to the price, is sold with absolute confidence
Depend on this store for quality with everything you
The memhthase and you will never be disappointed.
You can buy the better class of goods‘here at lower prices
dicingl I{than at any other store in Norwalk
SPECIAL UNDERWEAR
if" Willis H.
LEGAL NOTICES
‘ canons $111.11 or 1111111. perms
Pursuant to an order of the iourt
of Probate for the District of Norwalk,
authorizing her thcieu11to,the sub
sciiber hereby offers for sale all s111l1
pl ht. title and interest as Leopold
ohrle, late of Norwalk. deceased
gnarl at the time of his decease in and
to all that certain tract of land with
wthe buildings thereon. in quantity
about seven acres, situated at Wont
\ Norwalk, in said N01 walk bounded
‘fibl’tberiy by highway, easterly in part
by land of John Wood and the 1"l1111'.
southerly by land of William it. 811-11111.
, and'westerly by land of .iohn ill. Knoc-
be] and wife
For particulars and terms apply to
THERESA Wil‘iiltllld,
Administrntrix
tor Rhode Island Damaged In
9"felon. But Passengers Escaped.
NEW YORK. Juno 20.-'i‘llc Nop-
tune line steamer Rhoda island come
In today from Fall River with her
upper works badly damaged as n leBlili
of a collision with 11 coal buige ol‘f
Rode island during 11 thick i111; lust
evening. 'I‘hr1 damage to tho steam
or is estimated at several thousand
Collars. All tho 1111111111111 is above the
Water line, howovcr. and tho lives of
the 126 passengers on the Rhoda is
land were not endangered. 'lhc coili-
ion occurred when the Rhoda island
I!“ about an hour out from Full ill-
or. The fog was no 111111111; that the
use was not seen until tho. utoumor
.Il almost upon her and there was no
e to avoid a collision. The burnt:
truck the Rhode Island on the star
has ;j‘how and ripped along the upper
fogs dlsIancc of 1le foot.
. rs Was some cmcitcmont for
’ fie but the passengers Were quickly
and the steamer proceeded f
’ intensities of life.
,Nainsook Sleeveless Coat Shirts with Short Drawers to
match. White Lisle Bachelor Shirts, Cloisnnette Porous Knit
Shirts and Drawers, fine Domestic Balbriggan Underwear for
f-short stout men, sis well as the tall fellows.
Gauze Lisle Sleeveless Athletic Shirts for boys, 35c.
Straw Hats, New Neckwear, Leather Garters.
LOOK IN OUR WINDOWS
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
4.8% 50 Wall Street; Norwalk.
PHONE, 120.
(lWli‘im-Because money ahead is always power.
AT 501: THE GARMENT.
Sefleok,
1.on JENNINGS Looeeworrlceas
Charles Theis Chosen Commander and
A. B Freeman Vice-Commander.
The election of officers of Lady qu-
pings Lodge Shepherds of Bethlehem,
took place last night, Insulting as fol-
lows:
Commander—Charles Thcis
VlccCommandef—A B.l1rccm11n.
ii Aid to Commander-Miss Mary Col-
us.
I Past Commander—Mrs. Annie Bui-
cry.
Marshal—Miss Marie Deiahunty.
Chaplain—~Mra Rose Shmt.
inside Guard—Miss Mildred Bald-
win.
Outside Gunrd-Mlss Mabel Soiker,
Master of Ceremonies-4V“ilam ll.
Masher.
Organist—Mr 11 Ohm les 'i‘hcis
'I‘1ustce for Eighteen Months—WI!
llam ll. Moshcr.
Delegate to State Convention—Wil-
liam Conley.
Alternate—William ll. Moshcr.
These will he Installed at the next
meeting, when there will be refresh-
ments in the shape of Ice cream and
cake. 'i‘wclvc candidates received the
second degree last night.
OBITUARY NOTES.
MRS. BRIDGET MANNING.
Mrs. Bridget Manning wife of Mich-
ncl Manning died this ultornoon about
12: .10 o’clock, at the family 1':,esfdonu1
6 Chapel street, Norwslk. Mrs. Mun-
nlng has been ill of diabetes for about
lwo months In addition to her hun-
hand she is survived by six children.
John H Manning, Mrs John Smith,
the M11111.» Margaret and Jennie Man-
pins; of Norwalk and Mls.Morillnt1r
Shoo and Mrs. 'l‘homns Newman, of
South Nol'wulk. The funeral will be
held1 at ll o’clock Saturday morning at
Sf. Mary's Ci1u1cl1.'l‘ho inlulmcut
will no in St Mary 11 Cemetery.
Thlu trouble with cooks in that tho
iiv can’t out refoionccs.
~ Illher Senators Waxed Warn,
‘sinuating remarks against any other
and Asked for Proof for
Their Support, r Elsa Sl-
Ience on Nor allt Man’s
Part i '
I—
nsurronn, June apron thesau-
ate the unfavorable report of the com-
mittee on railroads o 'the Dzthury
and ..Northern Electric. thallway bill
was rejected, 26 to 4. {During the dis-
cussion Senator Walsh made some re
marks which seemed in indicate that
his temper had been silenced by states
meals of Senator Donc van concerning
alleged influences whi the latter had
said were behind the mice of certain
senatons in the she her. Senator
Donovan accused Senators Biakeslec,
Middleton, Walsh and others of being
influenced by corporallions when the
question of voting comic up on trolley
limiters and in replylsenntor Walsh
spoke as follows:
“I want to go on record to say I
am opposed to any seuiator making in
senator unless he hula positive evi-
dence to bear him out. By what right
has a man to say anything on the
floor of this chamber when he done
not say it outside of it? Is it fair to
use abusive language and insulting
language which is published in every
paper of the state and read by the
people all over the state? They (the
people) say that it ccmee from relia-
ble sources, believe t and have no
way of finding out to the contrary.
Some time ago the senator from the
1‘hirthe11th made a remark against two
eminently respectable men in this
chamber and i took the trouble to ask
them about it. They absolutely denied
the statements by the senator, and I
say now i would rather believe them
in preference to the senator who made
the remark."
"l‘hen turning to Spnutor Donovan,
Senator Walsh said that early in the
session he had refused to take up the
time of the senate to answer questions
from the senator from the Twenty-
sixth (Donovan). “l respect the sena-
tor to a certain degrees. but there is a
limit to all things. I now defy the
senator from the Twenty-sixth or any
one else to say that i am a tool of any
corporation or individual. i want to
go on record on a roll call 011 any
vote. it touches 11111. to have any one
say anything wrongl against me (ll
against any other sunatm. and I no-
lnully dm't bellow that . senatm
nevertheless his
(ii and not under-
1 utionui lltt '111. bu
'cmmks are
stood. ”
Senator Walsh than said that if he
had taken up discussions with the sen-
ator the session would not be over 1111-
lil lilo fail. He closed by doicndinc
Senators Middleton. .lllakesieo. Potter
and othels attacked by Senator Don
ovan. Alter Senator's Potter and Mid
dlemn spoke‘wneflv Senator Donovan
took the floor on a question of personal
privilege and explained that he never
made a statement concerning 11. public
1111111 which was not based on truth
"When the people nuvcr appear in on
position," he said. land only oppose
11111115111111; when the jingle of 11111"-pmu
lion money is heard in their pockets.
it is wrong. The birth of the senate
was criminal. when behind closed
doors-~” Lieutenant Governor Luke
then rapped sharply. and Senator Don-
ovan refrained front speaking further.
SOCIAL DEMOCHlATiO' CON FER-
anus.
ST. PETERSBURK}. Juno 20.—-The
Social Democratic conference which
has Just ended in Inland, adopted a
resolution against ti 9 proclamation of
11 general strike as;lnopport11ne.Muny
of the Social Democratic deputies have
returned to St. Petlsrsburg. but sever.
al others have been iincarccrnted In the
fortress of St. Peteusbug. The fortress
is now so crowded with high political
prisoners that tent: have been stated
for the soldiers o the garrison, the
barracks being ustd for prisoners.
Judging from th‘ precedent of the
signers of the Viboug manifesto, whose
trial are announce to begin only next
month, the recently arrested Social
Democratic dcputicls are facing a. long
period of prcllmiuulry imprisonment.
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RACE ENDS iNl DEAD HEAT.
ASCOT limr...l1inc 20.——-i‘hc race
for the grind cup unload nt ("100 11ovo~
reigns, with 3.500 uovcrclgns in specie
monl's Elder. and Col.
-
CLARK COLLE E commence.
Mum.
woncusrrnn. lulled,
111,111 by (Inventor
dress. ‘
BALI. PLAYE SUTTON DEAD.
third baseman 11111
in addition, for entire colts and fillies
two1 and a half miles. resulted in a
dcud heal botwoon‘ the Duke of Grum-
Klrkwood's
’i‘hc White Knight. .1. A. Dollothchild's
licppo was third. tine horses started.
Junew'I‘hc
feature of the uni uni commencement
exercises at Chn'l callous today was
the presentation 11 the diplomas to the
17 members of the graduating clas-
,urtis (iulhi, Jr. Go-
- Vernor (luild made the principal 1111
BOSTON, June 20.—-~Ezr11 Sutton,
one of the host It own or the old time
base hall players and at one time a
the Boston team of
complainant at 1111‘ line a
Western Union company
NEW YORK“ June 20 .—-As the re-
suit or the visit of Mr. Neil, commis-
1 sloner of labor and following “$893“
nous made 3y him an adjustment or
the dimcultics between the Western
Union Telegraph company and its one»
raters has .bcen reached and there be
no strike. Il'l‘hls morning Col. Glowrll
the president of the Western Uniln,t1‘d~
dressed a letter to Mr. Neil. outlining
the nositio of his company and this
is admitted y satisfactory to all parties
concerned .
W
~l-lave a drink of Aqua Para on
us. Baldwin Bros.
W
BRAKE. BRAKE. BRAKE.
Brake. brake. brake.—
You' re a wretched fraud. 1 see;
And I would my tongue could utter
The thoughts that arise in me.
Oh well for our crack chauffeur
As he swears and hammers away--
Oh, well for the pleased small boy,
As he chortles at us in his play.
But our weary feet trudge on
Some five miles over the hill;
And oh for the thud of a vanished tire.
And the sound of a gong that is still.
Bbeak break break-
On thy cold gray stones, 0 sea!
But the pride 1 took in that blamed
machine
Will never comeback to me.
~14 Simmons‘in the Era Magazine.
Special in‘
Blue Serge Suits
All Wool.
VAT $7.50
Worth 312.
D. Gottlieb
Only 1 One
Cottage Left.
Your last opportunity to secure on
easy terms one of the now cottages on
Woodwaud avenue; $1, 000 in cash. bul-
once on mortgage, payable in month
ly installments.
on. 1111111. F. HOYT.
After 111. It Is not so much
what you say. as what
you do that counts.
Ila do turn out the very best
school work.
Our customers‘say it.
Are you looking for that
kind?
WEAR PERFECT LENSES.
Homer B. Hoyt,
Refraction Optician.
718‘ United Bank Budding.
Tel. 363112.
"...... ......Mamwflmw— . ....
boulsmnco With 111111111111 of
”hm“
Decking
Blue Serge Suit for this summer
would afford you much pleasure
and good service. For comfort
in warm weather we could not
better advise you. For “style"
you. know there‘s nothing to
equal these new, handsome
shades of medium and (lurk ‘
blue. We are showing a range
at 812, $14, $15, $18 and $20 that
will at once win your udmlrm
111.11. '
M
Open Monday. WEDNESDAY
hospital in Brain rec today. 3111111111
his time was a in
the National Lena
tor.
There Are M1
you ever had to
good memory?"
now can tell you
the batting: and field
team and of aw-
.‘
‘ . i .
- ,y 11 .
1e, died at u nllvuto
nous holders and lift-
ny Otilers.w"iluvofi
office boy with 1a
‘Yes, the one I have
in; average of every man on the local
. ry first—Mass player
in the lesgue."-dplcwo Journal. ,
and Miami» Evenings.
.1111 11111
11111151, clothlsr. 11111.1.
_ .1 ” lumlchor.
i
~ . hes. a ...1. chum epitome.
1111111113 and lhliduusiiusuru 11ml Underwear
One thing you may depend upon-thero is' not a stock of Hosiery and Underwear to be found that has tho
assortment and the value equal to the stock we are showing for spring and Summer wear. Our lines are all Iii.
All grades and styles of the celebrated Forrest Mills Underwear for Ladies, Misses and Children. in all cotton,
cotton and wool llsie thread, mercuric ed silk and cotton and all silk. ‘
All numbers of the well known Gordon Dye hosiery for Ladies Boys and Girls.
the finest quality and the heat to wear or any line of Besiery in the market.
They are the best dye. ‘
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l
Housefurnishing Department.
3Rolis Toilgl; Paper for .......... 10c ' .
Sleeve Boards ....... ... 25c '
LapBoards.........,...........'ihc
curtain Strotchcrs $1.25
Copper Bottom Boiler $1.50
,IceCream Dishes. .... ............1Ilc
Crystal Coffee Mills ............ 5950
Family Scales ‘ 95c
.ParingKnives. ......1..,..,;. 4100
‘LargoJaruiniors..........,M .650
TRISTRAM e HYATT, NORWALEI CONN.
BdBBiiiiE Mull.
Extriixhdc Heads.
50 and 100 head.
For iodau‘ onlu.
72 North Main St.
Tel. Cell. ere-.2.
GLOVER’S
the place.
.Perhaps your feet were fitted
to the last pair of shoes you
bought. . Let us fit a pair of
Harlan Shoes to your feet.
There’ s a difference you ’1] ap-
preciate. Comfort and a last-
ing shape—wthatis what it means
to have a shoe that fits at every
point.
The new styles for Spring
are all that careful dressers
could desire.
Phone. 54212.
Wear shoes
THAT -FIT
Eihiii
Joseivoffls. ~
so. Norwalk. .
011111 11 Charge Account and 311111 Your hills
in Small Wed Iy Payments.
BefOre Parting
with Your Cash
sludu uour -judgment——ask uourseli
this question—which store deserves
mu patronage? The store ‘ offering
the largest selection of high grade
clothing of exclusive designs and‘ on-
ihe easiest terms, or the cheap John
stores who are offering llou inferior
goods under the guise that [hell can
sell cheap because then sell for cost.
Come and see the special bargains
we are offering this “week. Goods in
everu department is being slaughtered.
Lack of roads cash is no barrier of
procuring some choice bargains.
FERTILIZERS
for Lawn and Garden
GRQUND BONE
(Pure. unadulterated)
M
WOOD ASHES
(from Hickory wood)
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PULVERIZED SHEEP MANURE
(From Chlcsgo Stock Yards)
m
All the nboveilold In bags or bar-
rels for your convenient use.
Ill lens in! in
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. .... wnwwna ...... .1».
‘i Vi i Vi Vi i
MONEY- ”W
alquhlnptou It. anaemia. _ I
Money loaned to shlsriod employees
and honemvivos on their own name
without indorser All transactions
strictly confidential (lull and see us.
INDEPENDENR¢OGAN AND “ZONE
Hevllnnd Building, Washington lit.
‘ omcs hours. 9 a. 11min 8 p. m. ,
Alla-ow
30A? BUILDING
«...... .n-o‘da 1.. ..
REPAIRING OR OVERHAULING‘
Done 111 the ant Manner Possible.
complete ways for Ahsulloaoout vemle
ones on .
Formerly Tunnel Munch Works
Wilt PO”; coon.
H. KRIEGER & CO.
A Open 11 Charge Account and Settle Your fills
in Small Weekly Payments;
.....W... 1W mw~mMMKWMW
Drone i s
Is more than a cough; it is a deep-seated inflam-
matlon or catarrh of the bronchial tubes and
lungsmallied to asthma and the fit‘ott fruitful
source oi consumption. It bellies all schools at
ins. and cough cures. loaded with non-
coils are worthless and ammo, because no _ -
remedy taken internally only, em did or can i
cure BRAZILIAN BALM, the germtelde boil-1..
cam, alone has triumphed in every case for so
years.
'l'aite :11 drops every it hams and BB Shim to bathe the m
' and chest with hot. clear Balm every night. in.»
penetrates, reduces the inflammation, 1111111 th Moths
sunning sacroiliac cl phlegm, restoring the weenie vigor
stream. on the doc or $1.00 hows. W l elem
turbidity tor a 1m melts and we Wastes ‘ '
the last stage or 11111111: consumption. no j
E. uncommon.
Norwalk Chronicler