WI HAVE 0N HAND A LARGE OTOGK OF FRESH MINDD LIHIOH COAL
lN ALL SIZES AT LOWEST PRIOEI.
RIMCMIFR U9 WHEN YOU ARE READY TO ORDER YOUR SUPPLY.
your Wagon
to a Winner
3 You seldom want what you
get unless you insist on getting
what you want.
Emers n ’s
Keith onqueror
‘ AND
Waldorf Shoes «
. roman:
Lounsbury 8tSoule
‘ Herrick’s
‘ sou wo‘uss
‘ Educators
ron CHILDREN
it's a simple thing. but o-oln
pound in results to ask for no
trouble. tried and true winners
of the shoe world.
1'C'ONNIEDALLY
“BRACKEN
al waaumoroo eraser.
souru uoawauc.
TELEPHONE sou
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’lll'c'films @Al.
Our Coal
NOT
BETTER
THAN
THE
BEST—
“ BUT
’ ‘ BETTER
THAN
THE
REST!
in: Renaldo (:9-
i' YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
We have them. All kinds ill
season.
Extra Fine STRAWBERRIES
a Specialty.
CANDIEO. means. 1' aacco and
sons wa Ila.
G. GHIOTTO
Tel; 027 17! Waah. 0t. Bridge.
M .1 -—-~m-— «4-
ft you want a good Cigar
all! for
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. tic
orl’l‘he Nugget. 5c
ALL DEALING
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURIR.
Macl’hcrsoll & Stevens. Props.
have eonatintiy claimed
and claim new:
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Nll littlltil i titll
lllilll
The. border of proof helng upon
the claimant, We herewith un~
burden ourselves of a few
"proofs." Oln- Hozelton coal is:
DUST-PROOF
DIRT-PROOF
CLINKER-PROOF
SLATE-PROOF
WATER-PROOF
But not FIRE-PROOanot ill
the slightest, degree, not the
smallest particle of lt‘tlre-proof.
it“ these proofs don‘t convince
you, there is the one supreme
test:
Try It Yourself
The B. Hershfield
& Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
Automobile
FOR SALE
REO TOURING CAR
Good Condition
69‘ W. A Brig german's
MUSIC argon.
Donovan Block. 182 Weanington at
Hotel Mahackemo
.l. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUIOINI UP TO DAT!
l
lRATEI I2 PER DAY AND U'WAID
susnsv masses. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL sea
FINANCIERS
CLUB
(PRIVATE STOCK)
The Whiskey Without
a Peer
TO BE HAD AT ALL FlRST~CLA88
HOTELS AND CAFES.
Crawford Oxfords
for Men
In all Leathera
at $3.50. 54. 54.50
MAXLEVY
169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
SPECIAL
Sunday Dinner
THE CLIFFORD
Sunday. June 12th. 1 to 2 p. In.
75c
. M .. 4. M... m
«Money Drawing Interest
Every day in the year, with no effort further than
to deposit it in
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
Should attract every wage earner to save a little every
‘ week. against the time of need
. ‘l‘ '3
A . _ i
I ‘ .I. it ’v
In town. Come and be convinced.
workmanship. We alter has.
3: count MAIN or. I
so. noawatK. ‘The
Ladlell’ and Mlsaes’ Cloth and blues Suits. Cow.
Pongee Coats.- Cloth Coats Skirts Waists. Petticoats. Night Gowns.
Corsets Corset Covers, Princess Blips Vests. Silk Gloves and Hosiery.
. bodies Mlsses' and Children's Dresses in oil to date styles and best
The Paris Cloak and Salt House
SPECIAL SALE
Better. bigger bargains than ever before.
stock in The Norwaiiul and soil for less money than any othel stale
We carry the largest
Rain Costs.
515 MAIN eraser,
‘ .STAMFORD.
Paris"
PRESCRIPTION
WORK
IS OUR SPECIALTY
We have a complete stock of Patent
Medicines, Perfumes and Toilet Ar-
tlcles.
Agents Puller, Greene Co. Choco-
latea.
W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.
DRUGGISTS
0 NORTH MAIN STREET
w... .. ..,. ........... . ..
"m miner“ In ”cheating pol;
new
ringersoll-
7- Jewel Watch
85. :7 0' ‘9 Immbumnw
Cal and are it.
FOR SALE
Four building Iota. 251100. on Law-
rence St. 200 feet from Meadow 8t..
left aide on entering.
No reaaonable price refuaed: muat
be aold quickly.
R. F. Adam
STAMFORD HOUSE.
Stamford. Conn.
mmmmml
Mra Martha w Brown.
The Lll‘illll ..t “is .\lut'il‘.t\ \\'. lit‘llllll
widow of lielljnlllill III‘t)\\'ll_ llellllrell
yesterday morning about «lulu at the
llonll- of hot daughter, Mrs. I“ll~dl~t’il‘lt
Illlillfli‘ily .\llllll street. Danton). Mrs
llrowu's death was quite sudden. for
she had been ill less than ll week. All
fillttt'k or plaurisy deleioped into pneu.
lllmlla and two Illlytl Ball she suffered
.l stroke oi pulallsls. Mrs. lirown was
a nurse. illlt llllllle her home with her
«inllulllelz She is survived by her
daughter and one son, John, of llelllel.
also two sisters. .\irs 'l‘ t‘ Wildnlall.
of South Nolll‘ulk: .\iI':- Adelaide
Mansfield, of Middle “her. and one
brother. (llilel Addie. of ilallllury
Mra. Honora Kelly.
.\il‘s. lionllrll Kelly. aldoo of fill“ in‘l
James Kelly, died at Ill'l' lesltiellt-e ill
\\'nlel- sllwl lasI t‘l‘t'llliig ill the until
your of her one. The funeral survives
will be held Tuesday morning from St
Maly‘s (‘lllll't‘ll and the interment will
follow in tit. Mary] eellleterl. Mrs.
Kelly lealea one daughter and one
son
llElKE Alill Sillllllilll'f
F0llilll Still." 0F Fillllll
.llSliSlll TIIIST GASES
l(.‘tiillilillt'f| from First i'nite i
There .‘il‘l'lllf‘tI ill be llllll‘ Iitlllllt this
morning tllat the novel‘lllllent was
through llilll .Illlllf'H il‘. ilendel'llnuel.
the third defendant. regarding whom
the jury Illsllllroeli, This was llle see
end time tilllt the thllalnsllurp refill-
or) rattler lllld been tried. and for tile
noeondlinle the Jury lllilod definitely in
lllld him a parlleipanl ill the trends
The ensl-ll ol lteike null tlerbrnellt.
the men ' illltllor up" ill the sugar trust.
whose ronvletloll was obtained, litl
tiolllllolily will be i'lll‘l‘ll‘il to the lllllli'
out elulrl. ill throwing out before trial
the eolluoltlon Illlll llolko was entitled
to llilllllllllt' from prosecution iloealllle
of oslllllony be bad given before It
It'lll'i‘itl grand jury. lln- l‘llilell States
i-lnprollle (Yoltrt left open to llolko‘ll
eounaoi the presentation of tile plea
lll’lor lilo main illsuo had been tried.
llullte wnlt I'Ilovll-totl on oil etllllll.
churning eonapirney with others to
unliorIvolah sugar lutltorln and defraud
the mvornlllent olll of Just duties. tier.
ilrneht was found utility on all the
eolintll in the indictment and the non»
alble aontonell In his case. was twelve.
years in prbloll and a line of 040.000.
lieilte'll possible mantle was two
years in prison and ”0.000 tine.
(liaroore lluttery is feeling slightly
under the weather today. Yesterday
ho was assisting in the unloading of II
barrel or llIlh from It wagon to the aide.
walk. and the fellow at the other end
of the barrel. dropping his and. left
"Cad" to hold the entire 300 pounds.
This was too much, and Mr. linttery
dropped the whole thing like one
would ll red hot poker. lilll the sudden
Weight strained Mr. lllltlal-y's spine
and he can hardly walk today. About
eight years ago the same thing hate
ported and he has had to be careful em
or since but heoama a little careless
yesterday. lie says that he don't dare
alt down. for he could never get up if
by M i.
I
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lllllmilllllclfllwl
Only ten days to the longest day of
the year.
Read about the summer suits
Rogers a Bltevenn'. .See adv.
Those are the days when the seduc-
tive Panama hat lures the average elli-
rell to part with his coin.
Miss Mary Clone. of the. Star Laure
dry. in Main street, spent the day ill
New York city yesterday on business.
The pointers are at work upon the
residence of Captain tsaao Seileek in
Arch street. M. ii. Cornell is the con»
tractor.
Rev. it. K. l’ooley. former choir-ulna,
ter of tlraee Church will conduct the
services at that church tomorrow. He
is stopping at the Norwnlk llotoi.
Rev. Father (invullaltll, who is new
the assistant at St. Mary‘s rectory,
sang the anniversary mass which was
held this morning for the late Joseph
I’Ollll.
A special oonlluunieailou of St.
John's lodge, No. ti. A. F. and A. M..
was held last evening and three r-Iln~
tildnles received the Mlllser Mason tie.-
Kl‘t‘i‘.
Willlulu .leffries. who died at the
Sultllern' liolue ill Norolon ilelgllts on
Wednesday. was taken to Washington
D. (3.. this morning, by tieorge it. till)-
nlond, for interment.
All anniversary mass was held this
morning at SI, Mary's church for the
late .losepll l‘opp. Tile erl‘ice was ill.
eight o'eioek and there were many of
hill friends present.
t'o.lrt Nat-rub. Poloster of :\itlt‘f‘lt‘f\.
hold a lllllellug ’l‘ilurllday evening at
their llt'ilthilill'if‘l‘S lll “ulttl' street at
\"lll('ll little nothing llltt routine bust
III-all was lrllllsueled.
Oi.
.l. M. Catalina, one of the unfortunate
Overlook students who has been silly-
log at the Norwalil Hotel for the past
few days. left his morning lot his
home ill Salltl ti, (fulm.
I’Ililt‘l‘ idlllersoll Browne has our
chased a line new t‘llalmers Detroit on
tollluillle and has sold his olll i'ope
ilaltfold illsepn liultnell has been
engaged ill the tint other on tllalll
lent
The two weeks old son of MI nlld
Mrs. t‘harles littmud was t'lll‘lfill-ilt‘il
Edward Joseph by Father .l .l. Flirtllllll
ens, of St. Mary's ullurril Ill 7 o‘rolek
on ’t‘bnrsduy ololllllg and little “ore ll
number of people present at the utter
risen.
'l‘onlolow nllelnoon at the North
Main street lteseuo Mission there will
be special singing by the Misses All
no and I‘fllrll' .\lliiel of South Kuwait.
.llld the Int-«llup lslil be in oblige III
John Fillrh of Madison strut-l. ,\ fill-
Mlllf‘l‘ is nlltlt‘lrnletl and all lllt‘ lol
dtaill lilvilml m be present .
”‘llll lllilll\ illelitla Ill the ltl \ ltllllell
l\lllg l‘otlllll “ill be glad ill ltlltlul that
but “ill hall- I Illnllro to heal lllt'ill
llll‘ltt‘ll ill Ullil'l‘ i'illlrl'il lolllorl‘tlw
llmlllllltplld evening. Mr. l’tloley \lea
or many years eboirnlastel at St
"alll‘s and (flare ('lllll'thes. lie is t‘all-
lll I'l‘l't‘t'illill at present Ill lil‘ilt‘t‘ t‘ll
illmlilil. Topeka Kllllane
.\ tllllslltllllleiil (ll }ililllll ttltlslol‘n
will i‘tiilit' ill on till- 12 fat tlnin this at-
illnoon floln the stale llhtrhery at
Noallk. tiulne Worden Wilbur l“
Smith will at tint't‘ take them In the
lower lliiillflr for planting. Another
consignment is exported later on. (lno
do) this week a barrel of old lobsters
flolll wllirh the eggs had been batched
were lweiyed this week by Mr. Smith
and also plaf‘mi in .ne lower harbor.
it has been said that "the funniest
thing is It frog," blll lllf‘f‘t' are many
ill Norwaill who are beginning to doubt
lllltl it ill ll trill: wilieh ill the funniest
thing What t‘fllllll be funnier than a
snake tor a pet line of the liar-strum
boys. “billion. has a sunk-- about silt
feel ill length wpiell he liikl‘it about
with him all one would tulle a dog The
Mlllkt‘ in also taken to all llil‘ roelln
lions lllld is Il lrronl tavollle wllh lilo
youmt Inc-n Wilf'll Ilolnles walks
llbrolld, lllt‘ snake will twine llroulld
ills “Fill and raress his lllllld most Int"
lnlIly.
lllllll lll lllll Sillill
WALI. S'i‘Rl‘Jld'l‘, ill ill A III (lpI-ll~
lug Driven of sloeits lll-l-ltlll-d “Hill"lilt'
on a light volume of denllnlts. l’raetl-
rally all of the moat ill-live issues
allowed losses of a large frlII-llrnl to
ll point 'i'oledo. til tools and Weat-
orn pm lilopped ti (allluiillu l'alllll
lie Hi Paul its and Misaolllt l’llr'ifll
1'4 (,3 hienao and Alton wan ll eonspll
llollll exeoplion the general trend.
selling at a rebound of 3%. from les-
teldny ll weaknoilll
Wltid H'l‘itli‘ld'i'. ll II. ill Addition
ltl severe losses were Iflitllt uttol the
opening Aluerlean nuanr toll Illa.
Rock island pill. 239. Chesapeake and
tihio 2% and Union I‘lleiflo lteallln
and Western Union Hit. A rebound o
In. in at Paul and of a point in Amsiu
aamated Copper and American Smelt-
in; steadied prices temporarily. but
trading grow llatlaall after the general
list had rallied a fraction and "1(th
was another decline to the low level
.for many atoeita.
PlNNINOTON—QUIDLEY.
mor Plait Qutgioy were married at in
default this morning at Trinity church.
this city. by the Rev. Louis ii. llowall.
erctor of St. Paul's church. Norwalil
The bride la a sister of Captain of Po-
lice William it. ETlnlion.
Mina \‘ollle M. Pennington and till?
“he... .. -
run some DRY Goons swoon.
TRISTRAM & HYA
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
Savings in Ladies’ Tailored Suits
All this._season’s styles; formerly fairly priced from
$15 to $30, have been gathered into three lots,
marked at
12.00 - $15.00 - $20.00
The Latest ideas are are all represented and there
Is a wide range of shades and sizes '
A purchase now means money saved
.Sale begins Saturday Morning
llltlitllli illitliil till I
rungs...
out It tilts;
"'l‘lle liytllgiltlllg committee of lhe‘
.\Illerle:ln t'll‘ie ASSOCIRIIOIL at Wash-
ington. i). t'.. has just issued a llpotiai‘
bulletin. warning all who lead ill
against me danger ot this post. Three
pittules on the front pane tell lbelx
slur) l’il line No l rt presents a dead ‘
flail, putril‘llllg on nilith ales seen sev-
eral tiles feeding. Picture No ‘1 rep-
resents the some files crawling about 2
on the rubber nipple ot a baby‘s feed,
our bottle. Picture .No it shows illt.‘
bully {tooling and natal: the same
nipple.
With those pirtllllvs nl‘e ti number of
llllut might be rolled lllllftlill3_ some
l‘i whiell I'rull all follows
"Either man must kill the ill or the
ill will kill the man "
"Then- will be fewer tlt‘l‘ltl llllblt‘il if
there are no files"
"if there is no dirt and illtll there
will be no files.”
“ills lullt‘ll that be deadly "
The little pamphlet t‘tlilllillln lulll‘h
tuiollunllou of \tlllll‘ null if every one
would follow II [on of the suggmliuns
rolltuilled therein tllerl- \l'ollld be few
or tilts alld less Slt‘ltllt ss. nulonn olhel"
lililllzs it says
“The lltlilsr ill is usually found in}
the Illnllvlle pile tile outlllluse hi‘ the
mound of I‘Illllllslt m- gal‘llllpe ill the!
llilt‘lt lilltl ill this t'tlllillllliil lie is
onslll killed and it should be the duty
of Iron polson to kill him lion.
Known aa "Typhold Fly."
"'l‘llo- I‘onlnloll house it} is routine to
be known as the 'typilolli fll‘ and will ll
the tellll ltf‘t‘tllllt‘s llilllt‘l‘liill‘ 'yzll'ltlt'l'
t‘illt‘ will be “ll‘i‘l‘llil‘ti ill pmirl'lillx the
house from his presentl- Fills bill a
treatm- illllillll‘l’ of llulllull llt'llllll‘ than
Ill lilo beast of pro), “lill all I)! lllt‘
lolsotlolls serpents added They spread
”sense which aims thousands
"lie is n frequetltel of offal. the fly
luys ill-r eggs in the manure llllf‘ or
lilllt'l objectionable flitll All the germs
all the iulnaiualllo. abominable Illi»
vrobes- Instr-n themselves on the spon-
s) foot of the ill’ lie ilrlnas llit‘lll
into tho house and allies them off his
feel The ll) you see walking m‘ol‘ the
food loll nl'e illlfllli to out is covered
with filth and norms \l'lttl'll llllll as .e
.llundll ml till lump of sugar Intlliw
tllollall- uiplnp his feet
He twipes his It‘tl on the food that
lml out. on tile far-s and on till lips
of your sleollina children This does
more to spread l_\ photd fever and t‘llt'llr
orll infalliunl llnd other intestinal Ills-
oases than any other rouse."
All It lIllInllrul'y the llnlllplllel says:
“Clean up your premises ilwldo and out
and then. an mueh as you earl. see that
Illhels do the name. Strike at the root
of llll‘ evil The house fly breeds in
the horse filiililll‘t“ llltrllen offal and
ill" illo- lilspoae of those materials ill
such a way that the house fly rannot
propagate tier-ion all the windows
and doors and insist that your grocer.
butcher. bullet" and every one front
whom you buy food stuffs does the
WWW There is more health lll ll \l'ell
“Knox" Straw Hats
we. am. one
PANAMA! ............... 05.00
GOOD ITRAW HATS” ”$2.00
Joseph Davis
Ill Waahin tall Itraat.
teeth a
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
r
would do well ,
, to call here and
_..—’
9L" ..... ;
select their j
House Furni-
t‘urc.
We carry a large variety and a choice ‘
selection of every-
thing needed for
Bed Room
Dining Room
Kitchen
Living Room
»‘ and Parlor
road to
without
cash.
We will start you on the
good housekeeping
a great deal of ready
A Liberal Cash Dis-
count given of all
Purchases
. rieger 81 Co.
. _:
slree‘lllll house than in maul ft dor-
illr w. \lhll
'i‘lle plllIlpllII-t offers some good nus.
gesllons almlll bow to exterminate
lites “A «hump and perfettll reliable
tlv poison onl- whilll is not dallltolollll
to human life is llielllolilnle of no lash
ill solution lilasolle one di'.llnl lob
I‘ll" be lloultllt at any drug More. in
l\\‘tl fillllt't‘l or water and add u little
.mhnl. Put. some of this solution in
shallow dishes anti distribute lllt‘ill
illil'ill lllt‘ house.
“Sill-My by paper. traps and liquid
uotsonll are aluunlr the things to one u
kllllns files. but the latest, cheapest
and boat la a solution of formalde-
hyde in water. A spoonful of this
liquid put into a quarter of II pint
of water and exposed in the room. will
be enough to kill all the. flies."
The health officer is anxious that.
every householder in the oily nerioualy
l’inlll‘lf‘i‘ this matter and do all in hill
"i her power to exterminate this post.
ltfforls, it is said. will he made this
.ullllnlel- to compel groom-ll and fruit
turn from exposing foodstuffs on the
sidewalks wlwre they are. covered with
dual blown from the streets and are
where dies can readily crawl over
them
Flies gather about the apittle of con-
sllmptlvea and others all well, who on.
hostel-ate ill the streets and the next
—-_7
middle are Illtolg to lll' lllliltllla llbo ll
over ilorriell expoaell fol sale ill the
front of markets. if people would Ir
fuse to buy Illt'll goods the problem of
compelling dealers to keep such thinlts
from being exposed alum: the . sldr
walils would be easily solved.
in some cities such things are do
I-lared public nuisances by health do
llnrinlents. and laws are enacted too
bidding slleh things. if everybody
Would pill a shoulder to the wheel and
join in the war against flion there
would be much loan sickness in our
I‘li)‘. it doesn‘t emu much to try it and
people In general would probably be
surprised at the results.
W
llidftl MOlNlDB. la}. Junta ll.wltepro-
sontallve .l. A. 1‘. Hall, who was defeat-
etd for the Republican nomination lo:
Congress from the Seventh district by
Judge 8. it. Plenty. can oppose email
at the election thia fall if he so desires.
iaptaln Hull was nominated for (toll
li‘ess on the Prohibition lioltot ’l’lll
Prolllllltlonlllta bad do candidate for
Congress. the. ohoho being left to tilt»
voter. and Captain Hull's name was
written by two voters. other men to
delved one vote each for the place.
and so, inasmuch all Hull got one bolt
tired per cent. more votes than any
other Prohibition candidate. be ill the
lawful nominee for Congress.
WI
Norwalk Chronicler