,ii
‘ 1W! HAVE ON HAND A LARGE BTOJOK OF FRESH MINED LEHIGH COAL
IN ALL SIZES AT LOWEST PRIOEB.
‘ ”77 nsnepsea ua wuen You ARE aenov To onoert voon SUPPLY.
RRis R
lkdephone 721
‘ your Wagon
to a Winner
You seldom want what you
get unless you Insist on getting
.WIlfiI you want.
Emerson’s
Keith Konqueror
AND
Waldorf Shoes
FOR MEN
Lounsbury 81 Sonic
FOR WOMEN
Educators
FOR CHILDREN
it‘s. a simple thing, hut com-
pound in results to unit for no-
ttttuhle, tiled and true winners
_ of the shoe w-oxld.
CONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN
81 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 3634
Our Coal
NOT
BETTER
THAN
THE
BEST~
.*' BUT
I BETTER
THAN
THE
REST!
THEFEWSQALQ?
-Mth...” .,
.. ”.w .4 .. u. u... mm»;-
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
We have them. All kinds in
season.
Extra Fine STRAWBERRIES
a Specialty.
canotzs. CIG'AHET‘roaacco and
coca WATER.
G. GHIOTTO
TOI. 927 179 Wash. St. Bridge.
if you want a good Cigar
ask for
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. he
or The Nugget, 5c
ALL DEALERS
B. J REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
GANS CO...
68 Water Street
hdve constantly claimed
and claim now:
W:
Nil Illllllli Iltil
IllllllII
'l’he Iilll‘tllfi' of proof being upon
the claimant, we herewith ult-
lIut'den ourselves of a few
"proofs." Our Huzeltott coal in:
DUGT-PROOF
DIRT-PROOF .
CLINKER-PROOF
SLATE-PROOF
WATER-PROOF
But not FIRE-PROOanot in
the slightest degree. not the.
smallest particle of it lire-proof.
if these proofs don‘t convince
you, there is the one aupt‘I-utc
ti-st:
Try It Yourself
The B. Hershfield
8t Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
SPAU LDlNG’S
Base Ball Goods
W. A'. Briggerman’s
’Mueic arose.
132 Washington at.
Hotel Mahackemo
.l. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE. up 'm can
RATES 32 PER DAY AND UPW'ARC
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 088
FINANCIERS
CLUB
(PRIVATE STOCK)
The Whiskey Without
a Peer
TO BE HAD AT ALL FIRST-CLASS
HOTELS AND CAFES.
Guiana;
Tan Strap Pumps
Donovan Block,
Sizes 5-8 ............... . 7.5a
Sizes 8' .- ii ............... . 90c
Sizes 11' -2 . ............ SLOO
BarelOot Sandals
at 35c to $1.00
MAXLEVY
169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
GOID IIIIIAI I'IOIIII
Almost Its decorative an real lltiett
ate the tulIlI-I-Iotlia. centerpieces, nap.
kins. vita, of paper iliiltIi‘ to imitate
drawn work, hand I-ittlirolIlI-ry. all
People are using Illi‘lli at home when
entertaining plcuiI-vwlse oti verIItIIlu
uttd lawtt, as well it! off on I-ttuutty
picnics.
(liape. juice, as ptepaiad lIy Vogue;
To It (liiiill of Itiupe juice add the juice
of It lull-W orange a few slices oi or
tinge. It lew strawberries and mashed
ice.
You Are Taking Chances
I! you do not save a little every
week. But you should keep that
money working all the while. There is no better way than to deposit
it in
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
Where it will be drawing a liberal rate of interest.
in town.
workmanship. ‘Wti alter free.
38 SOUTH MAIN 81“.,
80. NORWALK.
PRESCRIPTION
WORK
IS OUR SPECIALTY
We have a complete stock of Patent
Medicines. Perfumes and Toilet An
ticiee. .
IAgeuta Puller, Greene Co.
latee.
W. F. .Wigmore 8t Co.
DRUGGISTS
s nonr‘u MAiN eraser
Choco-
This time heiirm ta allies up
III-Ila ielflkbqh. cit-nick Ii
11-
rentono
7 Jewel Watch
’5. ‘7 or ‘9 according to Iiattr.
("in and are IL
“FOR SALE
Four building lots. 2.5le. on Law.
rence St.. 200 feet from Meadow 8L.
left side on entering.
No reasonable price refused; must
be sold quickly.
R. F. Adam
srAMI-‘ono‘nouss.
Stamford. Conn.
A BUSY OFFICE
Selling REAL ESTATE
Writing INSURANCE
of All KINDS
Negotiating Mortgages
Collecting Rents
Securing Patents
_AT—
The Lawrence Agency
15 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
sourn nonwuk.
liliHS llllilllltlllls.
Darius L. Carpenter.
lIIIIltIs l. Carpenter. an minute
the I"ill‘Il lloiue int Soldiers
that iilhlllilllttll illl SittitiuI
prttttle nl I'ntupuiiy l,
“I
(lied HI
lie \\.l.‘-‘I Ii
l‘uetit) lttst
('ltlilll‘i‘llt‘lll \‘IIiIttIiIIeI Illliillll‘\ iiltti
uni-t iii liiitw oi age 'I‘lie i’t‘lllliliih
WPII' taken In Ilt'ltl'ttll lliie state. iliih
tIIotItlIIII.
tin). lliHiitI,
Mrs. C. A. Game".
iiIIi‘Ig. t‘oruI-u.
ituii player
it) I-‘ttiII-tul Director George
the well ltttuun huse
iilllI i‘IIIttII-i' h‘ttulii Net'u'ulk
Illh'llliilll‘t' tint-Iii, \t‘ns Ill town ihtu
InoI plug on Ills out to liitlgetleld, iIuI‘
ills I‘I‘I‘I‘IVl‘tI “Hill at his home in New
iItItIIpI-IIII'II- of tile Ilonih oi his tnoiltei.
\lln t‘. A t‘oiuen, oi the Iliilililil)
lIIIIlI. .
Funeral of Mrs. Joseph Gilmore.
'i‘hp funeral of Mrs. Joseph tillllitil‘ti.
\\'lII he held \Vt‘iliit‘htliiy afternoon at
'3 o‘clock, instead oi today. Its lIItiI been
announced. front the intuil; Insideitt'e.
\'o :lll I‘.Ilil .ittII-t' nttI-el ItIlIiuII-itl
\Illl lie III lliIeiaiIle l‘ citieieit
MR. ClBSON's RECITAL.
‘l‘hII recital itirrit ,toutI-rduyaitei‘tiooti
lit the Norwuik t‘ouategutiottul (‘hIIre't
on the Green by Alexander S. Gibson.
who is the ul'aIIiIlut til the church. was
llnIlI carried out in every respect.
This is IIlt‘ second lm‘IllII that Mr
illitnou has given and is ”lit III-eottd in
It series or tree i‘t'l‘lllilii that he is to
Rite No Hillillllh'ltill is charged lor
th-ne concerts, but It collection is till.-
eu up III defray the necessary t-xpcuor'a
of the affair,
Mr. tlilmoit til the organ wan sup Irh
itttd too much can not he said about
his playing. llht last piece was the
one iti which he Iiiaplttyetl his skill at
the organ and the music loving culture.
nation was greatly moved by his lute!“
preluiion of (l. ltouslni‘s famous unite
position. Betti rniiiltle (Sotiiirtunhii.
Both Mrs. lhaon and Mr». Brown
on the voeuliatn or tho afternoon did
beautifully anti were in splendid
vultn. 'l‘hc duct nit rendered by these
two fine musicians was cmulslto and
timothy enthused the audience
" No definite decision has yet been
nrtlved tit over the prbpoacd i'dmodel
ins of Music Hall lowering the stage
to the floor hulow the to III on which it
ht now located It is a pooled there
will he an announcement during the
week concerning the matter.
The Hilvermine Church has errant;-
ed to hold II strnwhotr festival to
narrow evening at the onto of Mrs
Elie Aiken.
“f The Paris ' Cloak and-suit House
‘ SPECIAL SALE
Better. bigger bargains than ever before.
stock lit The Norwolks and sell for less money than any other store
Come and be convinced. ’
Ladies' and Mltuies‘ Cloth and Litton Suite. (touts,
Pangaea Coats. Cloth Conta.l8kiria. Waiute, Petticoats. Night (towns.
Corsets, Corset Covers. Princess Slips, Vents, Silk Gloves and Hosiery.
Ladleri’, Mlaues' and Chlldrona Dresses in tip-to date styles and host
“The
We carry the largest
Rein Coats,
615 MAIN OTREET,
STAMFORD.
Paris”
. there has
The Clifford
McPherson a Stevens. Props.
Single rooms. with or without
hath.
liooma en suite. suitable for latit-
tiles.
'i‘crtns moderate. Rates by the
month. Call and examine: an trott-
bin to show.
Cuisine and service excellent.
(info stocked with the choicest of
brands.
Cor. South Main and Elizabeth
Streets. South Norwslk
,TUESDAY. TUNE 14. ‘1910
THE LEADING DRY cocoa STORE.
TRISTRAM & HYATT
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN. _
marked at
Savings to Ladies’ Tailored Suits
All this season's styles; formerly fairly priced item
315 to $30 have been gathered into three lots,
12. Oil- $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
_ “n...
FIIIIK IIEIII FIIII TIIIAI. III
IIIOII IIIIIIII'I'
(CotttlnTIed from First Page.)
Illi "the inside of her right knee."
Mrs. Austin Ititid that she had been
knocked down hr the brewery unto.
She said she had no more little to get
out of the way than she used. The
auto attack the inside of her right
knee. throwing her down, Since she
has lit‘t'f‘i confined to her home due to
the injuries Irwin-d at this time and
site was Ill III-II three weeks, She tutu
the iIlt‘l‘t‘ uten working in the loud
when she stepped from the car. She
heard no limit and had no aurnina.
saw that shi- saw the truck coining
toward her at It good inst rule “I
speed.
lier sotrit'idnu, Walter lieckri, had
told her at the time that a than had
lit-en hit lit the hliiilt‘ auto and that
It crowd had collected, She saw Ii-Ilh-
tug of the ili‘i'IiIi‘lll to .i-thti Il'twl er
the «mud.
him. Austin said that she slatted in
cross the trucks iIIIt' east and itill’
' judged that the three lilt‘ll Were about
ten feet iroin her at the time
it was smut-what Iiiiilrtili {or the
tumors to tttidvralatid hen the llllli‘ll
the mold hit .\iIII. Austin on “the III
t'IIIIO‘ (If her right knee " Alter Iietntitt
nirniions IIItIi figurines upon the tulip
they were tltIIIilI I'leni‘rtl up on IIli'
lililIIi‘l‘. and it are. shown Iluw the ac
i‘IlINlI to MIN. Austin might have oi
(‘iil‘l‘i'il .
The state then ~alh~d James liouti.
son of the Inuit who was killed
.iuntts flood naked his father,
\Iut huIiiy hurt " Illa {other Iepiied.
‘IcII. .lttu, Hit It outlet."
This I‘IIIIVI-i'salmu look pit-ire as atom.
“A“,
an the tutti l‘t‘ieihtitl the eltlt‘ Iii his
unrkeu father
Mir. Mai) \ Nl'lttiiil’ III Ii? “'le
uterine. whow house .\ir.~ 'tuttlln on
taken, \IIIII 'Illli'i‘l III the staud Slit
told ho“ Mrs \Izslig hiIIi Ili‘l'Il l’IIII'iI
lot and SIIIIII‘II‘HIR as to II"! eoutllilott
l‘upiniu litinI tans mm, put upm,
the stand lie told about tlu- night
that Funk uux .iilt‘rill‘il and how ihrt
Roi the slot)
i-‘IIiIiI Milli that when he tutu Ml‘h
\ilNIlIl h- tivmin'd lo the left and then
he Kliillli‘l‘ll) sttItIlI Ilii' .titiii. 'l‘lwtl lht'
l‘uppritttias of the IIIIII' WllIt‘Ii haw
Iil‘i'll pIiIiiI-Il lieiore III-re hmuxht out
l'iiv ldmi I'tlii\I,\t'II ultotii the way in
“Illi‘ll Funk hud Inn IIII-I- .lohu Iliiwtl
has that he Illill Iii‘t‘ll trying to esIuI-I
ItIiiiIiiIu OH‘i Mrs. Austin
\lltiitm .lIIitII-e A .Ilutt‘ tilt-ll uti-
'I‘iHHItI the (“UH and told that the
I:"I~ had not shoun that Funk huIi
Ituiuittmi an nnlawiul art, and all
that had Ili‘l‘ll proved is that he wat-
iiiillnt: up the lIIItiIu'uv altoItt his work
IIIIIIIII ten miles per hour lilltI that ill‘
and hit Mr. llnwd lit tIyltIu to keep
limit sli‘lt..ti.; lite Iii'thII'IIIt‘ Mitt. .-\Ii.~
llti
Mr Matt“ said that he did not I'i nit
that Illilliflllli‘ I'Iiiu-Ie Iiitti lII-rti pIItt't-Ii
hr the slate ’l‘he IIIIIII has It title and
t‘IIIItIlI'Il. .Iiillii'rl A Man aside! that
I"illlli he not hound over. that he might
Il‘Rt' hit-t poIzlleu. lIiIitlII he sent to jail
and that certainly it would I'lllint' utitt
tell to Ilia flilllll)‘ He asked that It‘ultk
he discharged, as he was not of the
opinion that printable cause for guilt
on the charge ltIiIl lieeii proved.
Altol‘ltt'} ilnvin then answered the
HINII‘IllI ms or Attorney Mlll‘l‘. He said
that sentiment should he left out of
the case. He Mild Illl‘lllt'i‘ lliui Altar
iIl‘)‘ Mart had tried to show that the
case was against Funk for the strik
inn of Mm. Austin lie NHIII that Foul.
struck the woman and their lost his
lII~.nd IIi thu- the IIiIiIhinc was point:
no uuiiiivflhm it could not he Itioppeti
iii a tlllliili'l apati- than it had heen.
Vii. lIIula claimed that he had shown
probable cause and requested that the
man be bound over.
Attorney Marr then attain addressed
the court dud asked that it‘unk‘tt hand
he reduced to ".000. Ito that he might
care for his wife and futility until the
trial-wit he was hound over.
Mr. Davis thought that It 33.500 bond
was a fair hand in a inatislutIlthlt-r
case. but that he thought it was up
to the court to decide. .
Juditc Edward M. Lockwood said that
he should think Funk was guilty of
gross continence. No luatimony has
been offered to disprove this nI-Irll
“elite
Judge Lockwood said that with the
lll‘l‘ieili. avldenee efore a jury in his
opinion the man it itid he found Ittiiltt
{f it should conic out, hereafter. that
he defendant should iind the hand an-
hcaiahlo. there, hi ti war for him It-
make application to have it charmed.
The Judgment of the court is that
teen probable denim shown
and that the defendant he held under
.8. 500 hands to appear in the next
term of the superior court which sits
tin September.
Funk was admitted to hood furnlsi
ed by Henry II. Barthel of Btumford
his employer.
I. hnflm I .II dung;
IIBII IillllllIS
Stil.\'id.\"l‘ .\'()'l‘l(‘l~3.
lllnli'icl Iti' XIIIuIllk, NIL.
i‘oIIrl. iiiitv'.1i..-\.ii lillit
lisinle oi l 'oiirud Iiot'tiu. late of Not
walk. in said illstrict, deceased,
'i‘lte (‘outi of Probate for llw ills
Itiet oi Noruallt ltnth limited itliil :-Il
ltthutl six months ltoiu the «into Iit‘i‘wi'
at for the (”it"(IIIUih of said Estate toI
exhibit iheii i‘lRIllis lot settltntenl i
I‘i'oliute
those who neglect to present their or. i '
((lllIlI‘i, pioperi) silt-sled uitltiu said
time. will he Iieimtted n twoioit. All!
persons tudeliled to said I‘ls‘llllt‘ are
‘t't‘lllll‘filt'il to make Immediate pat‘tiieul ..
III
i‘ l.tlI'ISI‘: IIIIIIIIA.
mill )7 ll l-JNI-I-Ittrix.
‘ .
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
JUNE RIDES
would do well
. to call here and
Stil.\l4\l
.\'i YI'II‘ I‘i
District of Nortvnlk.
t'IIIiI'l. .liine ii, A ll. illiil i
l'ZItlunle oi Sarah iietit, late of Nor-
wuik. in said district, Iii-reused
'l‘he (‘IItitt Iii I’Ioliule lot the ills-
Il'It‘I Iii Norwulk,
lowed six months limit the date hereof‘
lot the t‘l't‘lultli‘b til‘ Mild entitle to ex
ltliIit lltctrciniuts ior M‘illt‘illl‘ill Those
\tItII neglect to present their lli‘t'tIllilIB.l
properly nIII-aiI-ti. within ‘IIIII Ilillt uilii
he deltntiml n IIemetx .ill persona: I
link lIiIII lo said 1' slutt- .III- lt‘tiilt- and to,
make itnutedlule pitytnt III to
FRANK it,
it: .
i'roitntel
lil‘IN ‘l‘.
I‘:,\I’I‘Illlll.
\i ill on” III I‘IIIIIIIII- lIIIIIieI. III ,\li]-
unlk Mlhlu and lot tltI ilistittt (II
Not'unlh, on lip litlli ILII' (II June. A.
It. Will
“hereon, written lepiIeIIIl-III hits
been made to this court it) a Hi'li't'l-
Inuit Iii until loutt oi Noiuiilk. pm)
Inn. i‘oi reasons IiII-II-Itt :Iei iorth lot
the IIppottItttteiII of a guardian of “lift
it. Fillih, oi said Nuiwnlk. u tumor.
and SIIIHHIIK among other IIlIllL'h that
ill“ place oi resident-I- of toxin i' of said
minor is ilfiliiitll'l‘li
iiIIletI-Ii, 'l'iint Haiti :tppltenttou Ill‘
heard IIIIII deteItIIItIed .II the i'ruluiie
I‘otiit on the .‘lsl IiIII ill lune, itIlII
ui ill n'eloek tutu-noon; and that politic
notice thereof Ilf' ptten to IIIIIII Funk.
[other of said tumor, to :itllI uppiu illil
I'lillnilix Ilils lll‘ilt'i' to he IuIIIitt-‘ltrd in
il newspaper haunt: It I‘Ilt‘illitliilil in
u~tttd district, III least live llfl)» I‘t'IUI't‘
said (IN) oi hearing
HENRY \\ tilll'fillliil'.
Ill it lodge
MISS BALLARD SURPRISED
Enieltalned Many Friends at Her
Home in Mali Siteet, NOrwaliI
.‘in t'lllm‘iililt' suipt'lse purl) Was
MVP" in lioIINI-itia Ballard last evening
by a happy gathering of friends. at the
’llllllt' 0i her pnII-IIIN, .i'lr. and Mrs.
liullurd, on High street, Norwttlk The
.Isunl tenturm hi I-Itlettuiittueni on
'~lli‘li IIII'IIulItiM lIi‘I‘IIIIIt‘lI. lns‘t :lili‘lll
ti and 'oo‘ul liliihli‘ “llh eupetdullv In
toyed. and there was also Ilniirlna. af-
it‘i' “‘lilt‘ll l‘t'll't'hhliit'illu were l'it‘I’Vl'II.
Miss llallui‘d was genuinely sur>
prised, hul has equal to the occasion.
illiil pioved herself It I-hui‘ttitiw little
recipient of several ltennllini pitta.
atriong which wuan ring from her
mother. Among those plioaciti were
the .‘lIItINea l'iviitit MI‘IIIU', Pearl pur-
aoiia, Edith Mend, tltiitdu iiItIIIIIirup.
tinsel t‘nney; Mrs. E. it). Mead. Mrs.
John Haley. Mrs. liunlci iiullni'd, Mrs.
Edward llullnrd and Mrs. idlizuhellt
Ilattnnu and Mrs. Robert Hannah and
Mitts liltidytt llaninin of BNIWI . Messrs
Menard Mead. Percy Wiimotl, ilointld
iiullard iimoid flailard. Louis Wood
itutuiell Mead. Wairen Bhufcli, 'l‘rnctty
Morrell. Prank Bhufelt Inward ital
lard Flank Mend.
it w .. ”-~»— —.
lMPRIOONED FOR ALLOWING AM-
MIRIGAN T0 ESCAPE.
NOGALES. Aria, Juno it.--l.leui.
.iuon Hermosillo. who was in charge
of the guard when Louie Flaiechner. an
American banker and land owner
made his sensational escape from the
Mexican prison across the border last
Thursday, was thrown into a dungeon
last night to begin a long punishment
for allowing the Alderman to get swat.
l‘ielaohnor, who was president at it
clothing company doing business
across the border in Nannies. Mexico.
was Imprisoned on the charge oi
smuggling. After his escape he was
trrerded on this side. at the request
If the Mexican authorities. Judge
loan. of the district court Iii 'l‘onth
done, however. granted a writ of its
Inuit corputt. which trove the America
Its freedom. He left at once for (.‘all
hath limited and til-1 -
IDI'IIII.
A?
tea I‘m
ture.
We carry a large variety and a choice
selection OI every-
thing needed for
Bed Room
Dining Room
Kitchen
Living Room
~ and Parlor
We wil
road to
without
cash.
I start you on the
good housekeeping
a great deal of ready
Purchases
H. Krieget 8: CO ‘
N
MURPHY—~M'DIDNOUGH.
Alias Anna I'l'lilit‘t-I-l Mcilououan.
daughter of Mrs. Anna Mt‘llollmlull,‘ol
Union Park. and Joseph Murphy. tutu
of Mr: and Mrs. John Murphy. of Star
one street, were quietly itIIItrinii this
morning at liztllt at St. Mary's Church
or the Rev. Father Mci'iuinestt. The
pride was heI-oiulualy attired in It
traveling suit of pearl gray and hot to
match. The couple were attended by
Miss Margaret Cummings and Francis
Murphy. brother of the groom. ita-‘
median-ls after the ceremony the
happy couple (inputted 'on an extended
Wedding tour. including New York.
Far ltIiekuway and other points of in
meat Upon their Tatum they will
Inside at 30 Union Park.
_—.. A .w
it there were. no other hot. the so
called "ennui" hate being worn no one
would think of calling than; small for
they ate so only by comparison.
When the woman whose figure would i
unquestionably he called broad. and
whose III-ck Iii short done It hat of the .
mushroom true which from the hack
almost entirely conceals hood and
neck. outlining itself against her
shoulders, she to vary unitecotnluglyl
dreaded.
mu...» w..........«.~... «a...
select their
House Furni-
A Liberal “Cash Dis-
count given of all
3w.»-
a «L— _i‘f.a:.-i‘ - .v‘rw
Raincoats
Our liainconta deacrve holler .
”Inn to he classed with the aver-
age unriiieut soothed. for ultra
lit) shod ruin.
$10.00
Light weight London IIIlp-Iintt.
You'll ilnd them good friends to
have around in rain or shine.
Kaiser Stratus Neekwear. 50c
and 81.00.. Sixty plain colors.
&
Joseph Davis
Bil Waanln :mfireet.
Ioutli
Norwalk Chronicler