This sale consists of vary due damp ls suits. also lat- stock or .
‘33:” lots. which we will soil this wool: at a ghost dildos from ,
u ..
p. ‘ ............... .81.” up ' ‘ - NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
s
81(1an from . . .
WANTS-‘22:?!" the largest ansortment in town at very low prices.
ash SUITS f0
Summer ~
DRESSES . ..... .04.” up,
. COA'i‘arrou......... sass up;
A glance at the values we otter in this line telis :1 story of unpieccndchted values. Just the things that the
season demands are here in tiniest suitor-truest: in unquestionable quality; in desirable styles. and at prices lower
WC also any a full line of the KAYSIIIR SILK GLOVES.
DALI. AT BOTH STORIN.
than the lowest that has up boon qnotcd on like merchandise The staiup of approval will be placed on every
garment the moment they the soon.
,rtlottifi? I lit-1‘1. realm e the handsome styles. :
mpattm turn you wait Wtcilatc the unusual broad variety
W" $7 and $10
. ”gymnasium will guarantee pure wool and worsted. livery
hit. it. Mbsudwork whens handwork is vital to Its tit and
announcement Breasted suits in all the newest shade! or
areal At olives. and
aete-aas-s a. on... .s-.-
”M Osvu by“. ....“ m p..." and tom his Main at... Ittmiord. Mm. and 58 0e. Msin 0h. be. Norwalk, Oenn.
greys
no higher than '10. Look out over.
yrlght Clothing Co.
..0 Northnsln direct
AT LOWEST PRICES
Phone «5.
FIRE WOOD
turd and soft ready for family use.
Hard Wood.....li .76 per 1,6. cord.
Soft Wood . . . . . J1
‘ . Split,W00tl. 250 Extra.
' a. ‘canm esr'rv wooo YARD.
‘ N0. 74 Newtewn Avenue,
‘ . Functions-2.
1.50 per 34 card.
, A nous wsv rowssn was.
‘a MANTHAPPY. snox: THE
iCity or Nugget
AND YOU‘ WILL BE HAPPY. . i”
. $3, 655 424 31
Decree M. Holmes. Frost.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Fresh
Erad'kfiA. \Eli‘s, 899x A Tress.
POPULAR
Sheet Music
' ‘ 10c a Copy
W. A. Bhggerman’ s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 152 Washington at.
Ml?
PATRICK'B APPLICATION DENIED-
Tried to Obtain His Rolcnse from Sing
W‘Ifl' by Hahsas Corpus Writ.
NEW YORK Juiic iwAibeI-t T.
Patrick's application for a writ of hu-
hoes corpus rciciising him from Sing
sag. prison where he. is under life
use tor the murder of William
sub Rice. was denied by the Appcl
into division of the Supreme Court in
Drooklyn today.
M..—
AUTO SPEEDERS on Too FAST IN
FAIRFIELD.
An auto bearing tbé number 6319
West through B‘sirtleld. Sunday arter-
noon at 5: 25, at the rate or an eighth
in mile in 14 seconds. Thirteen min-
rules later a machine numbered 2,789
out through it" trifle faster. The town
thorities asked the state police for
sip. Oiilosr Frank Virslli found that
s first inst-blue was Mined by DchI
Warner son of a well known manu-
cutter: The young man had used a
. To bad judgment. The other ma
Ilse was ownod by Mrs. E. P. Buiinrd
driven by gr son He also lied
‘lioslcttlnted t e speed with which
4 ‘ Wellemss’s court
meld? ddyi Youhg Mr. Bul-
appeared; sud the case sglsnst
was dolls: :1: phylne‘iit of costs
2
Norwaik, Conn. .
THE MEN
‘ COOK
If they won't get you good coal
Hazelton cast costs no more
than the ordinary kind. It LII? _
men don't know where ‘m‘gét
- good coal tell Ihciu limb-we are
HEADOU “TEES
FOR D COAL
TIMI: Hershtield 8: Son Co.
A PURE
La c Ice
Wholesalgv and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Oilioe and Storm, N. Y., N. H. d. H.
Freight Yard. ‘
Two Times -— 754-3; 8142
Eff!‘
. Real Estate Owners!
Learn about concrete before you
build your house. your sidewalk or
make any outsldsiimprovcments what-
ever.
TiIsn look into Cement. particularly
nulls ‘
{ATthf
I. Ii.‘
‘1 CIM‘LH
Atlas Portland Cement
You will find that title brand stench
at tits held, and costs no more than
the unknown—the “Just as need”
kinds. Cement is auppianting wood,
brick and stone In countless ways.
We sell ATLAs and none other-—
the best is good enough tor us.
The Ferris CoalCo
.149 Washington St.
if i i ‘5 Y
Big Reduétion Sale.
ON
MEN’S‘and Boys
SUITS
I) can LIEB
YOUR nvinu account to he‘s-cine: dormant.
9W your
[gigs of ilviuz. .
‘ account tires. «19' a woman.
shorts and thud m‘tc A II live too.
'1‘ account Is nauslly pooh spent. .
' out-rah nuk‘ solthmn.
scorn nonwAtK, can
. will do.
: Dre. wore; Hltuhobok Ind n.c
HARRIS&
TELEPHONE 450.-
Washington
Street
L. GOLDE
CANS CO.
or WATER mum
Sou "
Not-walk.
Conn.
Our June Sale Begins!
WHl'l'E klNEN SKIRTS. re
SKIRTS, regular $2.00 ..... ‘ ‘
. L'INnN surrs, regular ss.ob.".....
IIBIIIIIIII If
IIIIIIIII PIIIIIRIS
Enlire Mailer P-uI in Hands oI the
ChieI oI the Stale Police
HARTFORD. June l.-»The matter
of regulation of moving picture ms-
(blues and safeguarding thorn in
, [lllbIll places was reported upon by
the senate committee on public health
and solely and the bill puts the entire
regulation in the hands of the chief
oi the stoic police. The cost of the
license is $30.
stringent Provisions.
Somuwhnt stringent provisions Inc
Inndc for liming the picture mnr blues
in. a iiicpmot apartment. The com
mittee .Iirrccd on this bill, whirl. is a.
submiiuto l‘oI malty bills (eunsldt-Ictl In
the hearing. The lack of uniformity
in local regulations and the lncxpcr
lonce in many places or the local nu
thermos in regard to moving pictiue
mochlucs convinced the committee
that it is best to have the state police
take charge of the. entire mutter.
nuns Autumn.
Funeral of W. H. shsrwocd.
The funeral services over the re
mains of William Henry Sherwood of
Crenbnry. who died at the Bridge
port Hospital Tuesday afternoon
ware held from his late residence this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. the Rev. Frank
D. Torrey. oi Norwnlk, omelsting. in-
terment was in the Norwnik Cemetery
CHURCH EXTENDS
L. WELLS.
Decision or Rector'wm be Announced
Sunday Evonlnq to People oi St.
Luke's, Bridgeport.
The ancient and aristocratic Christ
church of Gullford. has extended a call
to Rev. Edward Livingston Wells rec-
tor for six years of St. Luke I! church.
GUILFORD
CALL TO REV. E.
. In the East mid Bridgeport. Mr. Wells,
it is said, has not yet decided what, he
He will be absent from the
service at St. Luke’ s Sunday evening.
Rev. Earl R. Kenyon, pastor of St.
Paul's. who will 0 slate. will make
Mr. Wells’ conolu on known to tin.
perish.
The present call is the third that
the Guiltord church has extended to
Mr Wells within six weeks, sud is the
first time, it. is said. in his history of
150 years that it has extended n cell
The Gullford church has once one 0!
the most important in the diocese of
Conccttcnt.1t is now somewhat run
down. and desires s man who can build
it up.'1‘bc church has 250 communi-
cents. The church structure is a
handsome stone edifice with a seating
capacity of 500 persons. it has a pipe
organ and a vested choir which are
liberally mslntdned The church on-
loys the proceeds of an endowment of
0. 000.
Mr. Wells is among the best known
or Bridgeport rectors. He has taken
1 prominent port in a number of move».
plants for civic belle out. He is an
able preschcr and is. 13th regarded
by the members at his perish and his
brother clergy/men . ,
W
.. ekILLVMMCIIoN
Richard Kenn. am popular yous;
dies. 01' New (lenses. nod Miss Lillian
Bergerac, of Garden street. 8 lord.
were marries mfl$slohn 'Aftc- (3‘
Church on snip by r.
wedding brackish. 'sttendcd only My
relatives at the bride and gmom’, the
hop y couple took s trsln for New
Yo for a week's sight-seeing, and
upon their return Will reside in New.
(launch. . u.
M
Adolph W. Dreyfuss is a vlsmir in
New Haven today on business.
~Mrs. Rudolph Kntpplc wss opontcd
‘ on at tho Norwalit Hospital yesterdsy
by Dr. Jean Domortlcr, minted by
no new we:
....
1'81. 50 ............................
. . . . . ....................... 01.25
. ........ . .................. $3.05
STATE GHEMIOT HAS EXPERI-
ENOE.
William T. Cutter, 0! East Lyme. No
Novice In Position.
William T. Cutter, of East Lyme,
who has just been appointed by (low
ernor Weeks as state chemist for two
yours, is no stranger to the position,
having held the ollice from 1876 to
1896. Mr. Cutter was born in New
York city on November 28 1838 and
graduated from the Polytechnicnl in-
stitute. of Brooklyn.‘ He studied un-
der the celebrated chemist, Professor
R..Ogdsn Hummus, at the New York
Medical Collegir. His residence is in
East Lyme; near the bend of lentlc
titer and his business address is New
bonded.
For amoral yours Mr. Cutter who
lot and general manager of
,lic. .(‘hemlcal Works, in
' decont years Mr. Cutler
himself in applied
. a tow yrnis ngo
important invemiou
for wool Iicourlns Within a low weeks
he his. with lid hum, of Now non-
doil. hell petcn ranted for s process
and appliances for the production of
as truth crude oil to be used as 1110-
9 power for launches.
cnaurrzun's‘ HEAVY senrsncz.
Given Not Leslithan Owen Nor More
Than Twenty Years. .
NEW YORK, June i.—-—A sentence of
not less than haven years nor more
than twenty yours hi Sing Sing prison
was'lmpused today upon William Dar-
ragh, a chauffeur, whose automobile
ran dowu and klled lngvssrd Trimbic
in this city on March 27. Motions tor
a new trial and arrest of Judgment
were overruled.
lngvsdrd Trimbie was thirteen years
of age. and the son of it. .l.'1‘rlnIbie
Dnrrugh was trying out a cur and mov~
lng st a test rnte wllcn .‘ls machine
struck the boy. Leaving the boy lying
in the street, Darrsgh kept the car so
ing. and on the following day be tied.
afterwards being arrested at Port Ar-
thur. Texas.
HAZE OBSGURES ECLIPSE.
......
Many Observations Made, But Little
Was Seen.
Owing to the bus which hung over
Nerwsllt last night the eclipse of the
moon was not easily seen here. Had
the weather been clear the eclipse
would have been visible only in part
through North America. Many per-
sons went out last night in the hope
of observing the eclipse, which begun
at 5: 35 and continued until nearly
midnight.
......r.___._......_
HEAVYWEIGHT JEANETTE HERE.
NEW YORK digits 4—-Joe Jeanette.
the negro hesv slit. and Willie
bowls. the New York middleweight,
fresh from their many victories in
Paris, reached here today from Europe
on board the steamship Lusitan'is.
Jeanette was mode an idol. by the
Perlsisns. who regarded him as a
wonderful boxer. Jesnétto said that
his trcsunsnt in tho Pnris capital was
In every way lair. Jeanette' a last but-
tle abroad was with Sandy Ferguson.
of Massachusetts whom be detected
Ferguson returned 3 low days ago to
Boston Willie tackle scored repented
successes in the prise ring, defeating a
hell dosen or the best English middle.
weights “sud wt interesting
' bout from "Hone " cllody. of Baton.
MORE PRENOif SAILOR! STRIKE.
.HAVRE Juneit.~‘-ln response to an
appeal from their comrldes st Mar
collie: the sailors and stokers oi the
commercial mnri§
1y voted to Join "In; strike movement
for a (lily of. reel and cquullzsiion of
MY. home menihcrs of the crew of.
the steamer Ls swims have joined the
strikers.
m w Ania.
WASHINGTON; June t.—-Wlth no
opposition. the senate today adopted
Mr. LalolI‘etts's rpdolution csiiln‘g on
the president to shnd to the senate
correspondence be when the state dc-
govern-
.shsh 'uswir
hero today formal. ..
11:.
TWO-PIECE SUITS. in Percalri. Gingham and Mlitillils
Price ...........
.............. 01.50 to $3.60
DNEPIECE SUITS in line haw ns. Batiste and i ingot lo Cloth, bandsOIncly tlimmed. s.. .3238 to $8.75
TWOPIECE TAIIJOR- MADE SUlTS ln wash nututni white and colors ..............
NATURAL LINEN AUTOMOBILE COATS .........................................
SEPARATE WHITE COATS, 36 and 40 long .................. . .....................
TRISTIIAM .8: » HYAT’I‘,‘ -
”.00 to 89.00
.Issso to 33.50
. 3.04.00 and 05.00
NosWALK‘. . CONN.
'I‘heBcdi AdvertiscIseut Is
a Pleased Customer
.Spectecles and Eye Glasses
that. lit the face sud lit the slab-
srcythe kind that plcsse. ‘
IIIIIIII IIIIIIII Ill.
Successors to
HOMER B. HOYT.
United Bank building
97 Washington St.
OFFlCE HOURS-49 to 11:30
and 12:45 to 6:00. and Saturday
evenings. 7 to 9.
rngCr‘eSz f ” o.
~West Washington Street
" Special Bargains
”m4...
THE NEW SCIENCE 3”
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the sauce or the
cause or the discuss and the srt or s
lusting the same. Diseases are cause
bsck.
creates pinched nerves and pain in
alto; lilo in the dillerent organs end
in I.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
Linen ”Tailor-mode Suits. in natural color
and, white Repp, from
this disoaao and pain. snd health Is
restored through harmonizing the six. . '#
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism, Pct-sly
sis. Henri, Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; ciao
Curvature oi‘ the Spine.
never regret gMng Chiropractic n
chance to help you.
‘1‘. FRANCIS. D. _C.
04 WASHINGTON 0T. 50. NORWALK
'liapnstio Treatments Given Also.
W...
31.35; to
Sell
is only hull the problem. The
other hall is that they shall be
the very '
Best Shoes at.
the Price
and the price decidedly lower
than that of other dealers for
the some quality at .Footwehr.
This is what We accomplish.
CONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN.
.Wl SELL THE BEST 02.00
SHOE. lN DONNEOTIWTv
COURT HALF HOLIDAYS.
HARTFORD. , Juno l.——Tllc ‘uaeho
pmsod a bill providing that clerks or
superior courts and courts
oicc
pious shall have a Saturday bat- mbulb ‘
I See our White Linen Skirts Ior
by a wrench twist or sprain in the M
' White Pine Irish Linen for
Even If done in childhood It
.‘1 Jumper‘Drcsses. in a large voricty. all Col-
orsfllrom
o -
m
' Closing Out Bamboo v Furniture,
‘ Chairs, ROCkers, Taborettes
for HALF-PRICE
. OUR CREDIT is helptul because it extends
.. to you the privilege of buying what you went.
and when you want it. I] Come in and look no
You willI
U I
r...
0V8)".
$1.50
L..*-um
$1.93 to 54.98
1W .m%mfl.n
ricgcr
49-31 West Washington Street
SOUTII .NQRWALK
Blue Fish
Poi-glee. Sea. Bass. Spanish Mack-
erel, Fresh Mackerel. Cod Steaks, 8di-
moo. 1-i.alihut Yellow Pike, Large But
ter. Wonk Fish. Fist Fish. Eels. Fluke
Soft Crabs. boosters. Inn: and Round
Clams.
John C. Sllcox
will
wall so your whole house furnishings
station notice.
Rugs, mm. etc. coiled tor and
dQIWNMI L.
badminton Mined Pile“ mu:
onsbie. Phone or send postal.
dsy thw9§dut1me Im.mm*f m
L in. ‘tents
Everythint in season. . , '
.... your rugs and rim-pots as
11! - “30.51.50
Ives.......18al.
Automobile Trunks 51.50 to $35
.All the good“ kinds you can‘
~ No AND DIWARDO TO 50110.
Norwalk Chronicler