rem 1911111 111911 priced unite
0111- line of straw but: can't. be
FIRE “WOOD
on! and soft ready for family use.
Hind Wood.....$,1.16 not it cord.
’01“ Wnod..... $1.50 per ’1‘ cord.
Split Wood. 250 Extra.
CARMI BETTS’ WOOD YARD.
No. 74 Newtown Avenue,
{”5110me 9783.2. Norwuik. Conn.
A GOOD CIGAR
"o, lie A‘Louovvm 'rowAno MAK
trip A MAN HAPPY. oMOKE TH:
,0 get Ludlow, Twin
, City or Nugget
" mo vou wltl. a: HAPPY. .
*6.wa REYNOLDS
. ; unnusllcruncn.
.gBig Reduction Sale
ON
V ‘MEN Sand BOYS’
:inlcorrnnl
Good Coal
IF selected winelyya
lF stored suitably
IF screened properly
iI-‘ delive1 ed carefully
' 'l‘here are no “IFS" about
0111109111 . _
" Our Methods _ .
Our Semce
"”9 Our customers know it and
will tell you that our"
Balaton Coal Is ‘
An“lflees" Coal
The il.llershlield 81 Son Co:
122 Water at.
1mm; omclt sonnet).
all ”W Omitted Early This
" Morning.
boson, June 14 Jrne n. n Sails
g block, located in the center of
do II who bullied early today, e11-
' h loss or about $35, 000, only
I which is covered by insurance.
block, which was three stories
'lwere loéited a. bowling alley In
Illtlsement, conducted by George
h“ the hardwnre store or C. D
, and the grocery store of-
to, on the ilrst floor; the
Civic club's room. and the
lite of Mrs. Amy Adams on
, d dunno-11d the rooms of tin
vAoIericsn Club on the thsrd
he Are storied in the bowling
and was first discovered by
11319 gave the storm. 'l'h1
talent. while una-
mic, prevented the
in; “tip gamma; bl'Jld
to! here that the
tin-y, null" it I: sold
Girl
occesioilo the
Be Beat
ll'rom eoot 11111111 to the trousers bottom are deftly tailored by in-
"olive“ tailors, who llnow how to give the touch or elegance so much
It is the enemy and low price in our
oultli that keeps pm but aroused men coming hem
Item midterm 0! nothing but pure worsted to neleri from for only
$7 and $10
The unson' I
beat price not qunlllv. Your voca-
Alon 11an can be round here at rock bottom prices
1111-"
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office and Storage, N. \'., N. H. .
Freight Yarn.
Two ’Plloues -— 754-3; 8142
Yi‘ii"
For Home
For Factory
.For Farm
Concrete construction
most economical,
is the
winter, cooler in summer, and
adaptable to any style of architec-
ture. '
Atlas Portland Cement
is superior to all other brands.
A149 Washington St.
iiii’i
SPALBING’S
BIS BliiiiflflDS
W. A. Briggermau’s
MUSIC STORE.
132 thlngton St.
”in.
‘1
Donovan Block.
WILLIAM SCOTT ELECTROOUT
..,._——..-
Norwich, New York, Young Man Mur-
dered “ii stepmother.
AUBURN, N. Y., June l4.—-—-Wlllin1n
Scott, 23 your» old, was electrocuted
in Auburn Prison. this morning. for
the killing of his stepmother, Mrs.
Della Scott, near Chennngo Luke 3
short distance tloln Norwich in Octo-
ber of 1907. Two shoclls were used ,to
kill. '
Scott walked to the death chamber
without the least sign of emotion. He
embraced the Catholic faith live weeks
ego, was baptised a week ago, and re-
celved the lust Iltes of the Catholic
church from the Catholic chaplain,
Rev. J. J. Hickey, at 4:80 o'clock this
morning.
Scott shot his stepmother while
they were in a wagon together on a
trip, the ostensible purpose oi which
Scott said was to purchase 11 stove.
The body was thrown into some
brambles in a wooded pint of the
country, and it won not to did until
Scott under arm on all pinion of
the murder. led ofliclais to the
plane several days inter. His body
was buried in St Joseph‘s Catholic
cilumh this afternoon ,
Early this morning Scott made a.
signed statement deeming his inno-
cence. Ilia letter. dated June 14, ms
written 11111111191119 night and given to
Father Robotti (or publication.
Scott’s handwriting is free and
steady and did
within a few he re oil death
durable, firc- .
proof and sanitary. Warmer in .
The Ferris Coal Co ,
Cloak and Suit House
33 So. Main Street, So. Norwillk
The Biggest Sale
SUITS, DRESSES and
1 WAISTS
In the Hiltory' of The Norwalks
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 materlhl, not counting the making
of them. As we were caught' in this bad spring weather with
such an enormous clock, 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 Fall and Come Today
LABIES’ SUITS made or good White Linen, regular
price$8.:oo forthissale......... ....... .. ...... $4.98
LADIES’ CLOTH SUITS of very fine Surges and Pru-
neila .............. . . . . ”One lot $8.511; the other $12. so
LADIES' DRESSES. made in jumper effect, from” .98c up
LADIES’ REGULAR DRESSES. in diilcrent mater-
ials .............. ..... . .......... $2.98up
LADIES' WHITE DRESSES, from ................ $4.98 up
LADIES‘ PONGEE COATS from ............... 39.93 up
LADIES’ LINEN COATS. ...................... $4. 98 up
WHITE SKIRTS of Linen and Lawn, from. . . .. ..... 98c up
Black, Blue and White MOHAIR SKIRTS. at .......... $3.98
250 dozen WHITE WAISTS, regular $1.50} for this sale. .gilc
WHITE UNUERSKIRTS. two price: .. '11" .. ..98c and $1.50
THE PARIS
Cloak and Suit House
Sale in Both Stores;
AT LOWEST PRICES
HARRIS & CANS co.
:Tstnrnonn 450. 68 WATER STREET.
orwhlk.
11.11....1, GOLDEN ~ ...
Our June Sale Begins 271'
BITE LINEN SKIRTS, regular $1.50..
iRTS, regular 32. (‘0. . .
olllto-u
ot show tint he was ,
LINEN SUITS, regular $5.00.. ..
To the fiublic
We have secured temporary tilting parlors directly opposite“ our '
now ready to receive your orders. We will replace every gormaut at
every description which 911.1111er ed by the tire. ,
Lewis Ford». ll member of Go
; ball? A. Sixth connecticut Volumes
~ Donnie Novnk, the South Norwnlk ‘ ,
” reiorm school, Suturdey morning, 11;.
old place which was totally destroyed by lire last. week end we are . ,.
’ lonely in the morning groves wells
ii walk and Pine Island Corneal-let.
THE LEADING DRY BOBDS STORE.
RISTRAM &
nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
ash... Suits for
Summer “car
A glance ntltfil values we. oilcr in this line tolls 11 story oi’ unprecondentod vuiul-s, Just the things thut the
non demands are hero in fullest assortment; in unquestionable quality; in desirable styles. and at pill-en lower
than the lowest that has ever been (illoivtl on illu- llll‘l'i‘lllludifil‘. The stump of approval will be pincer] on every
garment the moment they the new.
TWO ”IECE SUITS, in Prrculeu, Gingham lllltl .‘dndlns. Price ....................... . $1.50 to $3.50
ONE-PIECE SUITS. In line Lilwnn. Batiste and Lingerie Cloth, handsomely trimmed ..... $2.98 to $8.75
TWO-PIECE TAILOR-MADE SUITS. in wash, 1111mm], white 11nd colors .......... . ..... 36.0“ to $9.00
NATURAL LINEN AUTOMOBILE COATS ........................ . .................. 46.00 to $8.50
ggpARA'rp: WHITE coA'l‘S, 36 and 40 long ........... . ................. » ............... $4M and $5.00
unnumw. ......-1—..... . .
TRISTRAM SI HYATT, NORWALK CONN
”1. EVERY ONE
J. ,. ,. -m- . .- J...” Wu...
31133; to
Sell
in oily halt the prohlonl. Tho .
other half ill that they shall he
the very .
arou—
Befgesgflii at (ii Take advantage of our confidential
f . f CHARGE ACCOUNT PLAN. Your
fg‘jn‘fgflljfggj’r‘ “£9332; transaction' 1s held' In the driéleét con-
3L7.il"?..i"l‘.'§§.§.f..§ii§li"" ‘ fidénce. You may buy from us the
fineSt Home Furnishings and the bell
CQNNEALLY Wearing Apparel with the right of 1
,._.__.._. AND ,2 paying for what you buy in Small,
B R A C KE N j; Easy Weekly, Payments, at the same
in; 3:1,; ZSSN:::;U$.00 i prices you pay for gOOHS 0f £3 like
. ei'wsemno'rorl eraser. .‘sj quality at caSh Stores. t
3335;333:313 (ii Cuétomers who bought of us years
ago’ are diill‘buying here. isn‘t it reas-
iiiilfliliiii liliil illiii
Charles Bennett, a Norwolk young 1?
men. formerly employed in the (3 £1. .
K. factory, in now with a New York
blank hook llrm.
Star of Columbia Circle, Companions
of the Foresters, decorated graves
yesterday alternoon. At present the
circle has a necrology list of only three
named but these were remembered.
Mrs. Josephine Benedict or Osborn
avenue, was oriented on i’or appendix
citls at the Norwallt Hospital, last
evening. by Dr. W. J. Tracey, assisted
hynDr. F. E. Baker and Dr. F. I. Bur.
ne . ‘ . ,
Superintendent A. B. Winchester.ol‘ 1
the munlclphl electrical plant. who
was operated on recently at the horn
pltsl tor appendicitis, left the institu- =
tion" May, and returned to his [home -
In Gerard place Mr. Winchester: re‘ ,
covgy has been almost wonderfully , 1
rap »‘
onahie to Suppose that only the molt
liberal and successful satisfactory Cred
it Plan, together with first quplity mer-
chandise. at lowest prices, could be the
reason for this?
iii Why not try an account and be
.v, .L‘:"1_,.'.r1,,: if”
‘ boy who was committed to the state »'
Juder h It. To lor, 1m taken to , A.
tint In! much. at tendon, Bliturdily
afternoon, by Constable J. J Goodwin. ‘
Dannie did not seem to mind the pro-
ceedings in the tent. ' 1
considerable interest is 1111115 taken .-
in a picnic that is being held this at-
0 es 1191111111131 mode or
3:330":p‘gtfia‘tzungggrgnofihago": the following: Violins,- mile =3. Help.
kins and Willotl; Chintiry' ’oello N. B.
Sunday ochools from Brooklyn and v 1
nevi York. The picnlckers arrived It gmgnlr’gr‘rngc- .o. 1W: W Well
the point. on the biz steamer Grand 1‘ y‘ : ~
Rfetguhllc shortly below, 2 ocloclt this 101111133933?) 31; 136
a moon. .
in Motown (391:3!de U 0:11 It. Hill“ the “WM" Method
, as venue t econ me rs. .
‘ynsill ”Moss veteran encroach 'lt flgfii‘fiififi was
‘Unloll Gunnery. Rowoyton, where the with R1 New Yofi
Munro 0! demoed members Were rot
slithered with Ilorlll hunted;
.\‘
decorated; In the Norwllh. out Nor." ~ I
‘ borne
who. mist or ricoun
_ .l 'r mold. the hard
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