ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
MAILS
SOUTH NORWALK POST OFFICE
MAILS ARRIVE FROM
We Insure ,
AUTOMOBILES
Against ’
Eastern Points-«22:523. 7:00. 10:30 It. ' ' ' '
In.; lztltl. 2: 1.3. 3:01), Ii: 72.2 p. In. Fire’Theft' LlablhtY?
Western Pointsr .>:.3.3_ Iizlitl. 10:?!) ll. Property Damage,
tn.; ilztltl, 3:00. 2123.3, 6:235 p. In. Go IISIIII'I
D‘anbury~.3:f..3, Suit) Ii. 111.: i:(ltl.'I3:123‘
p, Ill. ‘
Norwaikw tlzilti. 52:00, 10:00 n. 111.; iztitl. TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 Washington 81., So. Norwaik
TELEPHONE 165-2
3:00. 6:00 p. in.
MAILS CLOSE FOR
Eastern Points—610i).
Illrltigepm't 0n_I'I‘l12\ Nritwnlk Brunch oi the ”'llollov;
Iy, 822ml, 10.00 ‘21. In.' 1:04) Iiztltl limit 9. l' nlon will hole; 21 meeting this
8:00 p In. “mm"
Western Points-ti:ltl. 1000 n. in.: “a ~—
(‘hunur .‘Iiceltr-I‘,
wns the guest of friends in New tin-
nnun. ’I‘uesduy.
12:33, 1:230." .. i‘3. ti. iiil .x- till 1) In.
.Donburyrwt’iztltl, 0: i.3 .2. ”1.; 1:00, 22:00
. p. in.
NorwaIk-wiizild, Siztlil. lump :1. In:
‘ 2:35. 4:00. 2::00. mm ,2 222.
Mails for all points close 23;:lti p. m
Sundnys.
Mrs. George W. Smith, of lily ure-
nu2', is recovering trout 21 two \I‘t-I'lts'
. serious illness.
I :00,
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
15" (m'ntr oi \lilill:lil21\\.ll2$l5.
21""'Ii(?ltll‘il Are. 22nd l‘niun l’l.
22»~SIII'IIIg-, LIIII nnd Kellogg SI.
24 ~ Union Park.
25--~("r22su SI. 22nd Wilton Are.
27--~—l"runhlin Are. and Lines Pl.
2:"- Wrst Arc. and lierltt'le) SI.
l-II (inn ililllt'it‘. (I‘l‘ivnle Imx).
lid—«West .\\'2'. nud .llerwln SI.
Kilw—ilitl'hor Aw. 21nd Orchard SI.
Lila—('hupcl SI. and Harbor Ave.
Lit) ----- \\‘2'Si Ara. near Armor).
33 ~ Stewnn st. and I'.lllll‘l‘t‘fil.
42'" Eiluin SI. IIIIII North .-\\('.
iiiwlh'uncu St.
llluiu und (‘ntherine Sis.
IIIAM’NI‘W t‘uunun lid. and l".'iir Si,
5’2-i~~t‘h2':~'tnut St. urnr rintnnit-I' SI.
23.3 -;\Inin SI 22nd l'ulun .\\I\.
58 Iirund St. nnd ’I‘induil Lune.
(Hm-tin "'I‘ht' tir2'2-u “ 2
till—Thin“.
ill at his home in llulh'uud 222222200. i'u
lsmnm tat improved.
Joseph l.;2'n2'h. of No. :lli Iioyt street.
j Nor“ 21li2',
I'Iln 'l‘lltlillllri ASIIIUII. ot' \\'llllm:lntlc.
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‘ Attorney Louis S.
are :it their :IIIIIIIIII‘I‘ home at
Point. linrlmr View lieurh.
SlilIlllII'l'.
Twilight
I‘or
I-‘unr'y ilunds. Stunt llnts. (.l'llrien.
titl‘u' 01's were nominntrd ut the met-t
line or t‘ot'ltenoe iinyloi‘t. No. 321.2. I.
‘2). It. .Il.. held incl evening. in IIII' Iptnr-
Ir-l's in “'21“ street.
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Are 21nd lintuln .\\.2' .\Ir. und lilo (‘hnIlH Itohi-ra. of
. .. 2, . . ., ‘ l
M lanai .\\2 qul lln; littn Lune. Kama“... “We WWI-r ”2' Mr. ”,1 Airs.
Slt'tIhI-n lloyt. (‘nrter strum. Nuw in"
Atioi'nr-I John .I. lnnm spout yes
nnnn. Memorial liu)‘.
It‘t'dnr in liridueport, on business.
\liss Lourn Nicholu has l‘t‘llll'llt‘tl to
her home in New Cunuuu. ul‘ter spend.
Iii! n week with Misu l-Jinnm lil'uIr
(i:2<'2~ (ii l‘ntnuln lit't‘lilll‘.
Mr. 21nd Mrs. l-‘. A. \’I’ud:i\rorth hure
gone Into the III) stories (\I' imnvau-up
inu on l‘ntnuin uremic.
llt'. .i..i .5qu nud I'nluih of New"
York 2"II,\_ urc exported 2n Ilwlr cot
tithe III IIiIl'Iilll‘ View IIent-li. next weelx,
to sound the sunuuer.
I‘hu high Il'nlle} (‘ill step has hnd
IIllit'll to (In “IIII (Ilsrolunttini: the
wearing or hohhle uhirltz. 'l‘huy were
‘ not (it‘uigncd to rlllnh it.
.Iohne I22. Jones. t‘hnu. I‘lllow. Irving
Bradley. and lidwurd tinider, 0i Nor-
wulh. IIIIVl‘ rvlnrned from un nntolnoW
Iiile trip to I'nltvruon- N. .l
Surveying for the illts
continues on the Norwnlh
2'I-nlly
incur the It‘tu'bel residence.
w... 2
Mrs. M. t‘. I“ III‘l\. at .\2'\\' (‘nnnztu..
ill‘l‘ll‘ml III. liui'hol View lient'h, South
'Not'wuilt. I't‘l’lt'l‘t’lli)’, where SIII‘ will It“.
Iunin for tho iiiilllllitil‘ months.
"III‘IIIIIB. Sii'ltt'hen. I’nil‘u. 'l‘rnnhior-
still
1‘0.
Inn i n
roud.
use. See ad on Page Three.
I‘Itiu'nrd S. ”Inc, of the liurhor View
2 A) , u" . .
lllitIIOIIB. lut 21nd .2121 .nuullt). Ihc ('mnpnnys III‘OIN'rl)’ m l-iurhur View
llruntv Shop.” i0" \inuh St llnir ,lh-ut'h
work Iiuir (Ireunlnu. l'uI'tu dreuued .
r' ”mm-“M“ Mr. and Mrs. Henry rllnrtlu and
MW. l-‘rnnelu Iieulon, Mru. Slinn ll 'rtmuy, 01' Want Nm-watlt, npl'lll Decor-
Mend (Ind niece. Minn Sudlui Limit, ol‘umm Illpy with Mr. and Mrs. C. it}.
CWIINII‘I'. tu'I» vlaltluu for 22 few (1m III‘IIICIHII’IIOH, on liuilroml itvmiuo. .‘cw
with Mrs, tiuiherino Murnhuli, or t‘unnnn.
South Main HII‘I‘III
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Minn Emily Whitney and Mimi little
=~~You should hum Ihu beneiil of our proton“, who imvu but-u quking 12,113,,
well nuuin window and (tours (ii“.lt*(tiili 3am”, mm or We,“ Norwnlk u vlnlt
a, Pl‘lflflb lIHl Illlitlfii- I'IIUIIL‘ “’83. BI. , hu'vu rutnrntzul to their home In South
John & Keysur. Norwnlk.
”.wa”
Mirna Mndcllnu llirKeon. dnughicr or? Whou the wind culrhon n ctrnw hnt
. Mr. tutti Mru. Frnnrln .i. McKeon. of' and flirts it nronnti the street, the. mun
‘ [tuition uvcnne In eoulincd to hur home; who church it doesn‘t fiImW any more
by lilncau. Dr. Wlliimn .i. ‘i‘rncvy. ul‘f utrlo than hill grnndl‘uthur did when
Went uveuuo, In in ultendnnru. liimwltw occupied.
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Minuet Mildred and Arlene O'Don~
neil IIIIII rcturnnd to Dunbnry from n
two wouhn’ visit with their unnt. Mru.
JIIIIIGEI Connoro. In South Norwnlk, and
friend» In IStamford.
. flitrutrom titudcutn toduy commenced
tihfi'filturdni' acruionn preparatory to
the cxnmluntlonu I‘o‘r Yule Univcruity.
Where In It largo clues to tnkc the ex:
within your tor the above school.
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The Ilrugglntu of this city nrc taking
much 2222222222 in the coming meeting
of tho Connecticut lermnccuiieni so»
ciety, which will he; held lit the Mouton
wosc hotel. indinn block, on Juno iii
and 14. 1The dates were retained M at
meeting of the officers of the unauclte
lion held Thursday evening In New
Haven. The bouquet will he served
on June it. Many mutteru of tumour»
lance are to be diséilhlod III the more
lug and unicorn will he claimed.
MAKEYOUR' noon haw.
Mantels, cram. ' Wood-work our!
mail room: can he quickly pointed by
any one with a mail can or our Home
mt, Walter n. Wood and three out.
ti 2'2. Who hiiu'hocn wintering in Lot;
' ' Quiet}, Ohliturnlu, are exported to
hNorwitIit‘ today One at tho. chit»
liven}! was lit for com time and delay-
till his return tor over a month.
Marlena. (Jamey, at haunt Union
or mo, was niiic to be out. today tor
' that. time in quite u while. Ho Inns
, u conned to his home with rheu-
um
of Smith Nor\\'n.ll2','
I‘hilip St'huub. who hula been tpleu
Iltlfi been entertaining (‘2Ip~
lit-cm 22nd funiily;
the engineers were surveying
~-(iet n $5 Sni'ety ltnzor (unfit for;
'ltrulty t‘ompnuy, Now ltorhelie. is In.
town for n few duyu. looitiuu nI'Ier the!
Finish: Dominic Point, in oil (solarium.
“flahfii till 2222222222 woodwork! blight
at2llillllullut‘ll
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Tel. No. 909. Deliveries 8:80 ‘I.
no..-
The Great A&P2 Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK.
....26c
u-n.
....75c
...2..... n..
.............35c
.to2-.up.«n:
m. and 2:30 p. In. Free Delivery,
Especial Attention Given
Tel 500
Roton PointHOIel
.Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON THE PIAZZA
JACOBS BROS, Managers
to Automobile Parties
ELMER E. CASE
Toquet Special Motor
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2
9 The Specialty Manufacturing Co.
40 Water Street,
W. R. THOMPSON
® 2222.2 Specials .22 2222 liMllilllES 2qu .
. A8IP Store ‘ 2
VERY BEST Burroun POUND
A&P FLOUR, abag
3o STAMPS FREE WITH I POUND EL RYAD COFFEE
The latest and Innst run In) dculgn
In the umkennd- Iu'2 '2I2. Inuricie itpo. I
\ll ports are (mrptinnnllv easy oil
arrows. and run he ndjuutcd without re
tutuingunglnc from t‘oundutlou.
Single Cylinder I"
With 3
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.‘Iiodel till. t‘nrhnretm
H .2 3h $75
J 314;, 96
K 5 122 I
,, Double Cylinder i
II. 7 160
8 it) 205
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
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.“ltlduvi'lelti utulimi"
ito lueel lhr i‘t'gilllil' Iluhht'nh’er trains I
All nun liliHl
Some Interesting Comparisons
with the New One lust Issued
by the Railroad
The summer time tnhle of the New
York. New Huron nnd Hurtiord‘ltnil-
road, which goes Into effect next Sun-
duy. Willi his many ut'hodnloh covering
runny pnges of u pocket tiniétnblc, and
showing an me: use of uercniy Jive
trains leaving the. Grand Central Stil—
tiou, New York. eneh tiny. and uh equal
number arriving, with no overuse of
twenty-live each way on .Sun‘
tiny, is in null'ked coritruut. to the time
Issued by the some eoinpuny on Mny
:3, 1866.
There were nine trains each way in
those duyn, nil starting ironigt‘fnnul
street, stopping ut Thirty-Second
street, thirty minutes Inter. The next
stop wuu \I'illlumu' llrldgo. The ex-
presn truinu nuldc the trip from 'l‘lilr~
tit-Second utreer to Nuru’nlk. with n
utop at Stamford. in one hour and
thirty-three minutes. Connections
were (nude with the. Dnnhury and Nor-
wnlk rullrond (it Norwuih, Willi the
liouuntonic. 21nd Naugntuck ut llrldge-
port, and the tinnnl rnllrouti III New
Haven. .iuinus H. iloyt wns the supeiv
Inleudent.
MIN TZ’S
$1.50 Summer Dresses
$1. 98
We will he" tonight 150 line (Inghuln Dresses, neatly trimmed neck,
trout and sleeves with line eniln'yoider I; all sizes nnd colors; reg.
ninr $8 Dresses. On sale $1.98. See window display.
. Great Waist Sale," "99c
Values $1.25 nnd$1.50. ’l‘en different styles. Middy Blouses. Linen,
Lingerie. liiurqulsctte and Silk Waists, all colors. all sizes. On
unle 990. See window dinplny.
June Sale MuSlin Under-
wear Begins Today
t'irent values in Muslin linderwmr during this sale.
0n the llanhury Division even great.
or changes may be noted. A time tu~I
bio of the Il22nbury und Norwnlk rail-i
rum] issued about the some time till
' printed on It single sheet 9 x H inches:
in bold IIIIII It I} pe. und was very much é
to the not Ill 'l‘heio were three trninsi
Inch “MY-"- "l‘hu Iirst pus-«millet tfi‘inin' i
letlillliz Ilnnhurl (It (150 21 III. and:
rtiuillllg South .\ot\\2iih Iii ix" o'clock.j
“ihr eemud pmswngur truin" left at
:l:I.3 p. In. and Ii mined It'nin" left at
Ezllti p. III. ‘
'l‘hc lrnlns trout South Norwnik left;
(It 9:23 22. n1.. ii :us 22. iii. and 6.13.". p. Iii;
Sinues run ironl liltlgufieid (‘enter to;
I now liruncin lllel
There, new no SIIEIIIII tr :IIII‘.
’I‘hr- llnni'vnit und \(n'wnlit Inlitond
pun IlllIII in lb :2 ’l he opt-l 'uling i‘HoIteI‘
two: (I supuihitvitdvnt and assistant
nnd II'I'iISIII‘t‘I. ton mtulion agents Iwu‘
‘EMPLOYE DRAWS FOUR SALARIES rundtu tors. om» (nulurer. one ihemnn.{
one helper ll! Notnnlhl und tltittcen
Large Number of Changes in Property. New Yorker Gets Three From Uncle “Mk hands ”w lim smmmuuu‘mi
Owners in The Norwalkn
'l‘own t‘lrI-k lierl'ert Ii. Smith hns
recorded the following reni (‘tiitlltl
sules on his books within the post few
(lays:
Noun F2. llnruutu and wife to I‘tuhvr: 2
Ii. St'olt und John II ileirhull, «5x
Ili‘l‘l‘fi of loud nnd buildings in North
'l\i'IIIlt‘.
'l‘linlnnr: .i.
and wife,
II\'(‘.Iiiit".
lfitlgur Ferris to John A. .“IIIfi and
I wile. trot-t of loud in Kellogg avenue.
5 'livuslu I2. Slit'ox to lirury t-i. hock-
lwood. lot In Eilnwood nvcnno.
tieoruluunu ltuyinond to Jennie A.
I‘Iyxboo. building lot in Mrttic urenne
i3 stute oi .louoph Blue to Susie Dean
IllIItI and buildings in Imxlntuon urc-
lnnu. Adiuru. deed.
i Alfred I. Stevenn 2'0 Churleu 1".
I’i‘rlstruni and IA'IIIQI‘ 2lirutl, lot Evere-
Iey nronnu uud Willow ntrtwt.
Stephen S. IIIIIcII nuti Ricilnrd H.
Golden to Alice ll. Iintcn, building lot
Iin Adnnls avenue.
I Edwin L. Hoyt to Willinm It. I'Iflnnc,
lot and buildings in Ilnrrltt nveuuo.
Willinm it. lines to Edwin IA Hoyt.
lot. and building» In Franklin uremic.
Mlehnol Skuiiu nnd wife. to Stephen
Muloron und wife, lot nud buildings in
Ely nvcuuc.
I’utrick F. l’lurkln and wife to .innlo
it). Womirulf. lot and buildings in Coir
tor avenue. Wnr.
Iiieotilu Ii. Slit'ock to Mury A. 3.qu
ulughutn. lot in Elmwuod uvcuuc. Wnr.’
l2‘runit li‘. Cinrlt to Bnmuol (i. Bnync.
trurt or hind In 'l‘ollsoiue avenue. War.
.ioucph Eula to Nichole Nnrdl. lot
in Wootiwurd umnuu. War.
Sornh (i. Shochntl to Edward and
erhnul Shecnnn. lot and buildings In
Grunitovilie. War.
John (Icahn and wife to Eugene J.
Van Nero. int, and buildings in Austin
ntrcet. War.
Smith in John '1‘ Smith
lot and hulltiings In Stuurt
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TOO MUCH HUGGING AND Ktaa.
INO LAND COUPLE IN
COURT.
0! branch of the Deuce, Charla: Mot-
mm and Mrs. Julia Whitney, both
married and residing In Meridian. warn
fined 92 and costs ranch to police court
tumor. Railroad Detective Newton nrv
rented the couple, early today, In union
railroad station utter they had hooped
abuse on his‘ head for interterinr with
their hugging and kissing each other
in public. '
in court, today, Mottrarnumi Mm.
Whitney admitted that they tell their
retraction wire and husband In Merl-
lien, ”amour. and come to thin city
fltor o good um." The; "(lid 'iaovln
Roch?! r2 local ‘ , Illicit
now nitvort, Juno 3.2»022 chnrsca J
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Sam and Fourth From York.
State Government. .
\l'AliiNt‘i'I‘th... .‘lnuu . i:.l~.\il‘rcdi
[hooks l'ii. oi New \Iu'lt, is holding
time (Iislillt‘i letter. \I positions und n
fourth phm under the New With stute
gmmuntont. drnwinu Ion hopnt'ntc 2min
urles. urt‘ordinI: to testimony Iodu) In»
fore the honor ('(nmnlttw on expendi-.
tnreu in the trunuury department by .l.
Knox 'i'nylor. 22np2.'r\'lhing urrhitcrt oi“
lhut dcpurtxnent. 7
iiir. 'I‘nylor nnid Fry is on the WW:
rolls nt $1.200 u your nu snperlntcmlrnt I
or the federal building at New York;i
rum-Ives $1 400 :innuuliv for snrvicoa‘
rendered the chief clerk of the Itehhw
ury dcpurlmeut; hnc gorelnlnent com I
penuutiou nu contrnrtlng engineer for
the. Ellie lunnd immigration station.
Ihlt‘i'utgh the (Itpurtnmnl of commerce
nnd lnhor nnd receives a sniury no cm-
ploye of the New York ('unnl committ-
shin.
”MW.
INVESTIGATING ANSONIA MAN'S
DEATH.
ANSONIA. .iuly 1i.~-(.‘orcner Mix was
culled to this (~in thin morning to in-
vuutlgntn lilo tlunill 0! Junior George,
who died Illlil night from injuries ro-
relvcd In the Greek stabbing udruy
hero 'l‘ueudny. He held an impact, but
did not milke the result or hip finding
Ilublle. Peter cutaruut, the alleged
sinycr, is still at urge. l-Ic escaped nt-
Icr the night. He in suld by friends or
men he stabbed, to he wanted in Turk.
or for crlmou committed while u loud-
er of Mountain brittnndn, at Mityleno.
Joint (Dolomerio, who also cnrapcd nt-
tcr the brawl, In being nought on an
accomplice.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mnhnekamcwii‘. G. Abbott. J22. Mrs.
I". E. Kip, R. F. Kip, Montcinlr, N. .l.:
8. J. Grillin, 8. Gmnatcin. Bridgeport;
A. P. Muuvllie, J. H. Thompson, New
Haven; L. ‘R. tiurihutt. N. 8. Hurlbutt.
Wilton; D. lidoistcln, J. Loobor, A. H.
Dc non. F. B. Hcdenberg. E. boom, Iii.
t'IIII], l". a. Curtrout, New York;
(3. F. llnrcu. 8t. Louis; E. A. Eliot,
Providence; H. 8. Johnson, L. A. Lib»
by, Hartford; H; Autrhy. Toledo, 0.
. “-m.»w
WASHING GOAL FOR CGKEI
0f the 2,069,208 bhort tons oi: cont
used for cokemnklns in Colorado and
Utah in 1910.1,337,070 thus were clean
ed by via-hing hetero being charged
into the event. The washed cool Ini
eluded 896 ,091 chart tone or mine-run
and 561903 tour at clock. In addition
to this Whiheii intuit 429.799 tour: or one
initcr univeuded by John \\
1: Sil‘t't‘l.
other countries, 32. on 000 pounds. with:
was Ilmws Smith of liltluelieid soon!
iinton. oi}
Z
ilnnliury.
Although illt‘ tiiue iiIIlIO culled lot
IIIIN' tr22in2 t-ut'h “In. IIIiI‘I’ “us but
one engine. and one Mi ol t'nls. with" hi
mode the hi). trips llunn linultu wins
the litsi ('nntluttor oi the phascngtt
trains. :‘nd \i'llliani (l, Street of the!
freight or mined train. John S. l’lt'le
l‘l‘llifl um: Iiil‘ engineer.
There were no stations nt I‘nthurino
Smith \\ilion Iwhirh was es-
tnbilahcd prior to lMil nud culled Kent
until mm. (‘nnnon Station or Eact
llnniiury. '
Conductors were very urcnmniodnt-
'lnu in those (inrs nnd Innny patronsi
oi the road did not take the trouble lot
walk to the atntiun. hut stood (it the
nearest crossing, wnrcd ti hunkorrhlei
or umbrella, and utter a irnnllc tug~
aim; at the hund hrukes the train
slowed down enough to nllow the puc-
wngcr to scramble nimnrd.
There was no toluurnphlc commuxu
lration. and when the equipment wnu
Increased an that there ware trains
going in opposite directions til the
«nine time. ilxod plnees for them to
meet were designated. and in cone. of
dolor in one train the other With some-
timua held on u aiding for runny hours.
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CHINA'S TEA CROP.
indict II a Bad Second. WIth 262,000.
000 Pound: of Leave: a Year.
These statistics covering the produc-
tion tutti concumptlou of ten are from
a review of the tea trade for 1909-10
in the London ’I‘Imcu. says a govern-
ment consular report:
it in difficult to give exact figures as
to the amount of ten grown through
out the world. us it great deal in con-
sumed In the countries or production.
particularly in Quinn and Japan, where
it is grown on nmuii {arms and cow
sumed locally, no that It (icon not on
pear in any returns. {Probably the
world’a production in about 1,200,000.-
000 pound: annually,.viz.-(lhlntt 600,2
000,000 pounds: indio, .arzuuwoou
pounds; Ceylon. 191,900,000 pounds:
Natal, 2,000,000 pound»: (Japan, 98,000»
000 pounds; Java, Formosa. mind all
466,000,000 pounds are produced in the
British Empire.
it its readmitted that 400,000,000
pounds 0! tea produced. In China is
consumed locally and 900,000,000
pounds exported. At the 63,000,000
pounds produced In Japan 26,900,000
pounds are consumed in that country.
The greater part of the Japanese ten
orportctl goca‘to tho United States.
“That city 222%: has startled the
2 with her mild
Reduction Sale
OF; LADIES‘ AND MISSES‘ SUITS, COATS, SKIRTS,
VOILE, WASH DRESSES AND WAISTS.
Prices to suit every purchaser. One thousand high gt rude Sample
“hints to he closed out {or less thonthe mnnufntturers price Come
helore it It; too late, us 5011 cun not ah’md to miss it.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
THE LADIES' STYLE STORE
515 Main St... Stamford 3360th Main St. South Norwaik
LAWN,
We are ready‘ to demonstrate
MOYER CAR
Model A-~$2, 250 Model B~$2, 350
Now on view at our garage
OSCAR H. BANKS, River St, Norwalk
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RICE Headquarters
Rice in All Quantttle:
2 much! CAROLINA HEAD RICE... ....... ......3 lbs., 23c; 1 lb., 8c
CHOICE JAPAN WHOLE RICE............ .........1|b.,5(:
Now in the time and this is the place to buy your Rice.
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The Union Pacific Tea Company
Free Delivery
126 WnIhington Street—Tel. 542-3
Saint Nicholas Ale
To tnato It gives you it new idea
of what u good Ale ought to be. The
most perfect product at the brew-
cr'u skill, appetlzing and healthful.
The host Ale for household use ho
('nutte of its purity and nourishing
qualities. Taste It once. 3022 ii en-
lot it.
CABTELLANO a. BARDANI
Agents India Wharf High Grade
Boer
Free, Delivery Everywhere
The Astor House
Wu“...
Home Spinach, pk. 200
Home Radiation, 2 bunches ........llo|{i cans Milk 25o
Home Rhubarb. bunch ...........5¢|W. Baker's Cocoa or Chucclnte..itio
Pineapples, 2 for .................25ctloou l‘lnttcr, per lb. .............270
2 qtu. New Potatoes ............15c lFronh Eggl. per doz. ............27o
Home Asparagus ................300 |ti linbbltt’u or Lenox Sonp......2fic
Wax Henna, Green Ileana. Green Onions, Bermuda Onions, Cucumbers.
Oranges, Grape Fruit, Carrots.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
.PHONE 148
RECEIVER WANTS $3,500.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
ROBBED AND MURDERED.
'WIBIITJEIVIUUE. 0.. June 2.-~Orcur
P. Bowers, It welltknown politician and
business man at this city, was found
murdered in an alley neuritis home at
122 30 o'clock this morning. this head
was: crushed (Ind he had been robbed
or about tf'tlotl in money and Iawelry.
'i‘hgro was no clue to the murdered
and jytna poilce’ mic unable to locum
the instrumout with whlch tho injuries
were‘ initiated
ior Court today .iutige' Bennett was auto
to Theodore H. McDonald at; rccelvor.
or the Acton indemnity Company, and
85.000 to Ailing, Webb and Morohouut
or New Haven, as attorneys for the ro-
culver. ‘
dcr consideration. A petition of Unit“
Staten Diutrict Attorney itchinuou to
have an ancillary receiver appointed
condition.
HARTFORD, June 3.-In the Bunch I
ed to approve the payment of $3,609 2
gr
The court took the matter the - g:
Norwalk Chronicler