Admired in high prlood Cults
kits that keeps the best dressed
OurJIne of straw hate can't be
“ rim: wooo
“ardent! soft ready for family use.
Hard Wood....‘.8i.78 per 56 cord.
tt Wood......si.iio per I1. cord.
ifiplit Wood. 25:: Extra.
A. CMMI BEWS’ WOOD YARD.
‘ lie. 74 Newtown Avenue,
hostel" 7M; ”Nomolk. COan.
A, GOOD CIGAR
can ‘A Lenowav rowaao MAK
him: A um HAPPY. smelt: rue
Roger Ludlow, Twin
' City or Nugget
n. ’J.‘ REYNOLDS
POPULAR
Sheet Music
10c a Copy
W. A. Briggermau' s
muoic areas.
I (“Donner-I Nook. 2ng Washington at.
{Big ~Reduction Sale
ON
it-MEN'Sand BOYS’
SUITS
‘GO'I'I‘LIEB
NORTH MAIN ST-I 80. NORWALK
All Coal Is I
:Good‘ Coal
V IF selected wisely
. - IF stored suitably
IF screened properly
,iF delivered carefully '\
There are no “IFS" about
Our Methods ‘
' Our Service
' ~Our customers know it and
will tell you that;Is our
is going to be a scarcity of
. ches about the Whelpley and
all It cigar store, shortly. If the pies-
eussion there materializes At.
merit writing George A. Whelp-
lain A. Clark and Constable
Goodwin are scheduled to lose
pper lip decorations and they
nil in several friends Into the
Including Charles Byxbee.
Gardiner Crockett anti Wil-
Sturtevant.
From coat collar to the trouser: bottom are deftly tailored by in-
move tailors who know how to glv‘d the touch of elegance so much .
‘M It in the quality and low price In our
newest material of nothing but pure worsted to select from for only
$7 and $10
tlotl outfit can be found here at rock bottom pI-Iices
I Copyright Clothing Co.
6 North Main Street
men coming here. The season's
beat price nor quality Your vaca-fl
PURE
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office and Storage. N. V., N. H. a. H.
Freight Yaro.
Two 'Pllones 454.3; 8142
VVVVV
l‘iMllII
Fur Home
For Factory
For Farm
Concrete construction is the
most economical, durable, fire-
proof and sanitary. Warmer in
winter. cooler in summer. and
adaptable to any style of architec-
ture.
Atlas Portland Cement
is superior to all other brands.
The Ferris Coal Co
149 Washington St.
VVVVV
FNOHBSFVIC-TIM“ IDENTIFIED.
New York Police Trying to Learn Who
Killed Samuel Benin.
NEW YORK, June l-i.—~rThe dismem-
bered body of a murdered man which
was wrapped in oil cloth, left by II
stranger In the care oi a boy in (.‘ath-
erine street. last night. was Identified
today as that of Samuel Borsin, 22
years old, a painter of East, 98th street.
Subsequently the man‘s head, which
was missing last night. was found ly~
ing on a pile of refuse under the
Brooklyn Bridge. some distance from
the point where the body was left.
Identification was accomplished by
laundry marks on the clothing and was
confirmed by the dead man's sister and
brothers.
Robbery Is believed liy the police
to have been the motive for lhe crime
at Bersin had been wearing twa hand‘
some diamond rings, and these, with
whatever money he carried, were miss-
ing when his body was found. No ar-
rests have been made. ‘
Heroin came from Russia two years
ago and boarded with a family named
Cornbloom. He had been missing from
his home since Wednesday when he
left to so to work.
Owing to the mysterious featiires
of the murder, which rivalled some of
the plant extraordinary cases that have
pulled the authorities In years, the
police bent every effort to discover
the murderer. and to ascertain the cir-
cumstances under which llersin came
to his death. That a man could be kill-
ed, his head thrown lulu a pile of ruh~
bish and his body severed Into two
parts and carried about the streets
until trace of the murderer was lost.
moved the police to unusual efforts.
Early evidence seemed to Indicate.
that the murder was committed in the
lower East Side, not for from the spot
where the head was found. The case
took on a new phase today when Mrs.
Mollie isnacson, the murdered mall’s
sister. informed the. police that Bersln
had been greatly depressed for the last
month because a yonug‘woman of the
East Slde‘WIth whom he was In love
had forbidden him In call upon her.
Mrs. lsaacaon said that ilersln had a
him; the milestone does not
agreed along the well. ‘
. 1 ” tin. euohuinutuel
Immune.
a Sayings Account
jealous rival for the girl's affections
and cloud much in four of the other
savings book gives you
CICKNESO INSURANCE.
ACCIDENT ANINSUglgANGE,
creation on locally case
RooIIpoI-t,
. a score of officers, as dill-one have de-
,goory to the out or. is Estate Khhbl.
. aged 15 yelro, wont Smith a mild
have Ilbtmted 0n the night of MI”
.1 new woo shiatsu drilled
Cloak and Suit » Heuse
33 So. Main Street, So. Noiwalk
The Biggest Sale
SUIT S DRESSES and.
i
WAISTS ‘ .
In the HiSlory of The Nolwalks
Not because of having so many styles and such large as-
sortments, but because at the ridiculous prices we have placed
them on sale. Every one of these garments would cost you
more if you should buy the material, not counting the making
of them. As we were caught in this bad spring weather with
such an enormous stock, we are compelled to advertise this
sacrifice sale to get rid of all spring and summer goods at such
low prices that it will enable you to wear a garment made by
the Paris Store. Anybody will tell you than we are the leaders
of styles in town.
Come Without Fail and Come Today
LADIES’ SUITS. made of good White Linen, regular
price $8. 00; for this sale ......................... $4.98
LADIES' CLOTH SUITS of very fine Serges and Pru-
nclla .................... One 10t88. 50; the other $12.50
LADIES‘ DRESSES. made in jumper effect. from. ...98c up
LADIES' REGULAR DRESSES, in dili'ercnt mater-
ials ......................................... $2. 98 up
LADIES' WHITE DRESSES, from ................ $4. 98 up
LADIES' PONGEE COATS, from ................ 39-98 up
LADIES' LINEN COATS ........................ $4.98 up
WHITE SKIRTS oi Linen and Lawn, from .......... 98c up
Black. Blue and White MOHAIR SKIRTS; at .......... $3.98
250 dozen WHITE WAISTS, regular $1.59; for this sale. .98c
WHITE UNDERSKIRTS. two prices ..
THE PARIS
Cloak and Suit House
Sale In Both Stores.
33 So. Maia So. So. Norwalk
517 Main St., Stamford.
AT LOWEST paints
HARRIS 8r
TELEPHONE 450.
, ..... 98c and $1.50
CANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
..........—......—..........__
To the
now ready to receive your orders.
KARP
88 North Milli 8tmet
man. Through this clue the police
hope to solve the mystery. Meantime
they held as wltueiiSeo several home
loan men who spent the night under
Brooklyn Bridge and found the missing
head today ,
KILLED GIRL'B FATHER.
”—g‘u
Kentucky. Mon May boo
oiled Ily Moh-
ROCKPO _,’l‘ Ky., 'June 11. ——Cha‘rt-
ed with the murder of the father of
the girl he to alleged to boys betrayed,
Clay Smith, aged 25 years married,
is held in Muhlenberg jail guarded by
cloud that he will be lynched.
In an adiolnln cell, named as Ice»
South
Washington L GOLDE Norwalk.
Street Con.n
Our June Sale Begins!
WHITE LINEN SKIRTS. regular 81. 50. . ..........................
SKIRTS, regular $2.00.. ..........
LINEN SUITS, regular $5.00. . . . ..
We have secured temporary dttlng parlors directly opposite our
old place which was totally destroyed by ilre last week and we are
every description which was destroyed by the fire.
DESIGNERS AND LADIES' TILE-OBS
‘ smith, it In sol
.. tlmacy between
......... ................. $1.25
. 83.95
Public
-. ............ otqe‘lll'tt
We will replace every garment of
BROS.
South - Not-Walk
while in his be . ”Later his daughter
Bennie was seen to throw scrotal pack
use into a pond. Officers recovered
the packages. and any they contained
letters demonidlrntlug Smith‘s guilt
The letters had been written by
and told of the In-
hnseli and the girl
or her co‘uriitlop; and of his IleHmMI
that she kill her father, as the latter
Would kill hi when hp lain-led iihl’
truth. The:
Smith Wrote Itl l charged that ho
wife N the girls sliter.
till?
lied confirm; and '
Would lilll the fnth‘er‘llimself. Smith” a
. ‘ mil LEADING on? 00005 STORE.
T RISTRAM & HYATT
" NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Wash suits for
SUmmer Wear
A glance at the values 'I\'l.‘ offer in this line tells a story of Iznprecmulehled values.
season demands are here In flllltlil assortment;
than the low-st that has ever been diluted on like illi‘liwllilllillri.
garment the lliOlIlOlll lht‘l llu- M‘t‘ll.
TWO "iECE SI'II‘B, in I’chuivs.
Gingham and Medias.
Price ...........
Just the things that the
In unquestionable quality; In desirable styles, and at prices lower
lesiimlp of approval will be plum] on every
.............. 81.50 to $3.50
(lNEJ’lFICE SUITS. in line Lawns, ”allele and Lingerie (‘lct'n huuds0nioly trimmed ..... 82.98 to $8.75
TWOvI’llBCE TAILOR-MADE
SlYl‘l‘S. in wash. nulural’, while and colors ...... , .......... 88.00 to $9.00
NATURAL LINEN Al"l‘0hi()llll.ld till/ITS ............................................ $5.00 40 $8.50
SEPARATE WHITE COATS, .‘iti ullcl
* TRISTRAM a
HYATT.
In long; .............................
............. $4.00 and $5.00
NORWALK, CONN.
TO MAKE
In only half the problem. The
other half Is that they shall he
the very
:BeSt Shoes at
the Price
and the price decidedly lower
than that of other dealers for
the some quality of lewonr
This is what We accniimllsll.
CONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN
WE SELL THE BEST $2.00
SHOE iN CONNECTICUT.
81 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 803-4
A... .omh
MR8. GOULD CONTINUES..—
Explains Purchase of Blue Gap Farm—-
Traveled With Wild West Show.
NEW YORK, June ll.~—Mrs. Cather-
lne Clemmous Gould continued her
testimony today in her suit for a sep-
aration from Howard Gould and (in-
swered the personal and searching
questions of Deiancey Niooll. the de-
fendunt’s lawyer. before a crowded
courtroom of curious people. Mr.
Gould‘s counsel questioned Mrs. Gould
about the Blue Gap Farm, near Lynch-
burg, and the witness said she paid
$38,000 for It.
farm was controlled by a. corporation
In which she had put the most money.
Lynchburg farm. Mr. Nicol] asked the
witness lief age, but the court excused
her from nusworing that or from tell-
ing where she was born
marriage. Mrs. Gould said. she was
and as Violullay, the latter being the
name of her stepfather.
Mr. Nicoll asked the witness If she
traveled once with Miss Ada Cody and
bad accompanied the show to‘Napies.
Rome and other European cities. She
had seen a good deal of Colonel Cody.
as he was her manager. and she had
frequently to consult with him. the
witness sold. ‘
A Passenger—" 'lilre! Whoa! There's
an old bloke fell on the 'bnsl"
The Conducmr-—"Orl right. sonny.
’E’s paid ‘ia [Hwy—Tile Sketch.
Mrs. come sold me,
After Mrs. Gould had told what she -
bird taken from Castle Gould to the
2941 {West ‘l’l’ashington ‘ Street.
I SOUTH NORWALK.
Before her.
known as 'Viola Katherine Clemmons '-
had ever traveled with'n Wild West ‘
show. Mrs. Gould replied that she had .»
iiilencc.
reason for this?
convinced
-L .L-za-gI.’
GETS LIFE IMPRISONMENTI
Toledo Iii‘an. who Command Two
' Murders, Escapes With Hi! Life.
TOLEDO. 0., June 11.——Michael
Soboieekl, a women's tailor, who-was
charged with the inurder of Inidwig
and Auction Krneger, was convicted
toda: of murder In the first deans.
with a recordmeudstioa of handy. The
nobility in lire-imbrioonulept =
Sobolesltl will negotiatiii‘g with the
aged couple for the purchase of their
farm. "and was alleged. to have stabbpd
tb in to death with their min butcher
kfi £83”
Krpelger‘o alanku to e hind con-
tradt' w pr'uudtih aforkory. ’9
boleaki .31“ mod the ludlgtmesli’o
for the murder of Ludwig Krueger. The
bodies or the were round
April 2 under the cellar floor of their
floboleeiii when he
; » can“
' saron—
EVERY ONE
(ll Take advantage of our confidential
CHARGE ACCOUNT PLAN. Your
trausat‘tion is held inthe Siric‘teét con-
? You may buy from us the
iiuc’St Home Furnishings and the beét
Wearing Apparel, with the right of
“paying for ,_ what you buy in Small,
EasySWeekiy Payments, at the same
prices you pay for goods of a like
. quality at cash Sin es. ,
. q CuSiomerS who bought oi IIS years
:$ ago are Still buying hate. Isn't it reas-
onable to suppose that Only the moSt
it Plan, together with first quality mer-
chandise. at lowest prices, could be the
ill Why not try an account and be
homglwhloh had been destroyed by ‘
“"My God, l'In innocent ” elirleirsdt
SPECIAL
Friday and Saturday
ONLY
Mei: on we?
’ 50c
4-in-Hands
3 for $1.00
Norwalk Chronicler