Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 6, 1911 · page 12

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Mite. Lewis WIAE. _.
1 were the had mm doeilneo 1

V .,with eomo of the Junk men and 1
.itnou‘e till uboiit them. “You may
. ilool many indies, butly‘ou can't
tool Mrs. Levy. when Honest 1

v John came to her house and unlo-
ed for some junk. she told him
“that he might tell his junk to
Writs: Enron, 315 Fort St. East

‘ ‘Norwitilt. but you can't pity lo
1 , lb. for regs, 7%0 lb for auto

' ‘ tires. 301: a owl. for iron. and
UCKWHEATCOAL *'

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

best prices i'o‘r rubbers and met. ‘
.1113. Tel 441. Ask for slip ‘

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

.Wwv—«mwfimm .- ww.u¢.

 

 

‘Bucltwhettt" .is one share small-

 

James Means’

OXFORDS

are "there" with Style and Fit
! 03. 00 ‘to $4. 50

i . which it is necessary to move and MAX. «LEVY

V [we will make a satisfactory price m wAeHiNoroN eraser unreal
eouru NORWALK

. eud‘can‘be used”2 in place of Pea in

. 6 many instances, at a great saving

 

_‘ . it cost.

 

We have a surplus of this size

' to quick buyers.

 

v "I...“ “
Hazelton
COAL

The B. llershiield 8t Sou Co.

1-1.2“. 122 Water 8t.

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Pea Coal is $5 per ton.
I . who“ we I

‘ ”v30? much less.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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.o .1.”

To those we have the pleasure .

,4 of seeing in the store, the fol

l6wing will not be of any inter-

est. .
, ‘ To‘uioeewhomwodo not have
. the pleasure of seeing in the
tore wewwlsh tortélve lltl hour a
guudshtike an ill poselble on pa-
per.

.- We are trying our best to pro.
. fi‘eut to “you the most desirable
‘ Myles and the host quality 0!
.‘leather in our Shoes that can
. deathly be otten together it
&ll! be our 1% meet endeavor to
have our styles abreast of the
titles. end trust you will have
@113 In ‘rhlud whenever you are in
rheed’ot Nutrient.

Conneally
' 8:; Bracken

 

 

 

 

a' W “www.m—W_

Ice Ice Ice

Ice Co.

E. '1'. IATBS. Meneger

We‘wleli ‘toulnform the troop“ oi
Bouth Mormon we‘ll'e in the lee
huelnefl ell! we deal in Pure lee. di-
rect fMM'thIL‘Iei-kehire‘lee Company.
right oil the purl-lie Ne denier eelle
’ purer love. for" all chum item the
«me place. I

We MI figure in giving our one-
‘ totem “Woo and none-t weight.

Our pilot I! allude-Io in We per
hundred, or M per ton. in any quen-
tity that may be Inired. We the cell
to lemily in“ at 306 per hundred.

 

“no your ell-re to office.
e; weeuimrrou er.‘ I Cor.FAhFlELD AND
“'- 3'“. couueoucur AVENUES
* Tel. 897 «259-3

 

 

 

 

“M— «a... «mm—— ....-...D ..

Something New

First-cure modern home :.for only
$1000: benuee mortgage nt 5%
One of the about residences on Wort
Ave" Also ohoiee lot: on and near
Went Aver. very reachable.

Five none nice oloer land near trol-
ley for only $1000

15 cone with bumlow. tor 01400.
You nheuld can out! see about there
hill-lei et once.

 

00 Weeltinuton ‘01.. tooth Hem-lit
Tel. 4144

Wed“ mu...- ~¢n'

VALE DIViNiTY Bel-1001. GRAOUA-
, ‘ ‘l'lON.
NEW HAVEN. Juno haunt-urination

HYHI ILUE IND TH! GRAY

‘ We honor the day in their
memory. Some memorial ere
"event and other: bitter. but
it me attend to your (bathing
interest: tltoro will always be
and lllailflnt

iieb’S--S7 & $10

on?“ MAIN tram. . ’

 

,rinity *aohool today. Shortly before
it o'elooii iiiemombert oi the inoulty.
Alumni end tituileuur formed iii oroool—
don in mi... lien. .irooeedin; item
there to Merouoiid (Shovel, where the

lexeroloee took place. These included

it rose by Prof. W1 lintou Walker,
pretty voice is e powerful nitrite 3f 3;: “mm. and enriches by them-

” 1‘ Women. “m “be who would 1‘ i he rii uutln line The
er ohermeivoudroue (“Millie M“ o t 3 d 5‘” '

intuit ouidvete it voice over eon,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

rotundevol . the memorial Il‘ieil‘ closed

 

 
 
 
 
 

9*?“ "W W “No 2 but") Our Crawlor’d'and I.

Crystal Wave
I I I

l
i

*pointe. The race wee orienieed‘by e “

COBURN & HULL

oxeroiree were held tit the Yale lib,

alumni lunoheon this afternoon in the

 

Live ~L0bsters

Homer S Beers & Co.

Specmls for Tesday
Soft-Shell Crabs,

 

(102 501:
lb 25c

13 MAIN 81".. NORWALK

22 W. WABHANOTON ST" 80. NOR.
26 WOODWARD AVE. 80. NOR.

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the anniversary. The graduating
class this your numbers 29. The memo
bore of the clues, however, did not, re-
ceive their tilpiomue todur. that being
reserved iinlll later in the month for
tho University ourflutouoomont when.
degroeu in all departments tire roulet-
I.red

DEAIHS AND IIJNERAIS.

Funeral of John Bouion.

 

The iimerul sorrioou of John iioulou
will Am hold at. his late home. 172 Muiu

street. Nm‘wtiilt, til. .‘i o‘olock iotuor- \

row unornoou. The interment will be
in tho lumily plot in ilniou oomtuery.

Funeral of George H. Campbell.

The l’uiierul of George 11. Campbell.
oi East Norwnlit, was held yontertluy
afternoon from the homo of his broth-
ur in St. John street. liov. liugh ll.
Carpenter oilicluted uud interment will
take pluce at tho convenience of the
family. The Illllirl'lli out well attended
and tho lioweru wore boutitliul.

VEDRINE ABANDONS RACE.

mm...—

I ‘Owlng to Accident Give Up intentionI

of Flying to Nice.

BUG, Fl‘iiill‘il, Juno ii.~w.l’lorre Vod
lino. winner of; the Ports to Madrid
lllglu. illtil mouth. crouceditiio plotting
line :11. the norodruuio horn on 3:31
oclovlt this morning. bound for Nico,
the end of the llrnl ultimo of tho l’urlo‘
Iiilflltl‘Tlll'hi nlr race. The distance be-
luuuu lluo uud Nloe int 537 mlioe.

Four of the controllable iu the race
ullouumont, (terror. Frey and Vidtirt
mnireody have reached Rome end ere
prepared to room their flight in
Turin. the txoucledleg mm oi the i,-
too mile event.

Vedriuu reached Dijon. 100 miles
irom l’orie. ll. 7:25 o’clock mumm-
inn. tied after hitting on tool rue.
ot-udod ut null: o'clock. nailing unity
in the. direction of Lynne, lull iniloe
turther ever from the etertius point,

The present content we: begun on
May 21. but the aviators here until
June 1.3 to eocomplleh’ the distance.
The aeroueute were e1 liberty to Ital-t
when they planned and to loud as of
ten rut they deemed it nooeeury. pro»
video they report iii eerteln lined

v.1... Pout Partition. and the prize-

nsgreshte more than 8100.000.

1 \‘edriue. lifter petition over (lholoue
Shoshone and dying ll nll altitude
oi 3,000 feet. encountered I violent
wind. which melted hie muehinedew
goroueiy and compelled him to moire
ii rough landing tit selnt iaureutdoe-
Macon. juel outaide Macon. \‘edrluo
wee uninjured. but his eeropleue with
deionized. The accident upset Ved-
riue‘e plan to fly from Boo to Nine in
one day rind he abandoned the race.
lie will return to Perle.

—1'~“—~Mr . 1mm...“

' DOOR OAUIED TROUBLE.
A. c. Foetheretoue and Frederick
Bohlodier Heve I Mleundee-

‘ blending.

A closed door was the noun 01' some
word» end :1 low blow: between Alfred
C. Feathereiouo. proprietor of tho
City Hotel and Frederick Bohiodler.
proprietor til the (lily Hotel bet-her
chop, ilile morning. and en a mull. the
former will probably get out n Werriint
tor the latter‘ii arrest. this afternoon.

it Home that tor it your Mr. fielded.
let him been trying iet ”whether-
to... to open the r it: quoetlon.
which her 11w...- been heeled. 'l‘ho
hitter refuted penluteutly. Thin. morn-
ing Mr. Behi‘edler brain netted thet the

 
 
 
 
 
 

uotitloli emil‘u rotated. he sent on em-
ploye to open it. , ‘

Mr. Rebthoretone, weanling to the
“.etory told the town court olfioleiii, this; , ,
morning. prevented the men from our» 5
'«rrlnit out the ordain or nr. oohlodlor. ‘
«new the latter ntteoltod hint with.
on iron her. it lilo; tum 1m . end

end now.

door he opened and upon having hie

 

IABAY Ill Will SIRIH

WALL. STREET, lllz‘iil ii. m.-~'l‘he
black market wuii irregular iii. the ow
eniiig today. although the greater num-
ber 0ft)“: nimuululivo loaders were in-
olllletl i‘o hoitviuouu. liitorboroutth-liio-
iropolliuii pi'd. gained a point on the
strength of tho luteot reports regard-
ing lilo awarding 01 nuliwny contracts.
Gauntliuu Puoiht gained 01. Mid Amut'b
cun Smelling uud Amuluumuted (lop-
our w, Woulluuliouiw E lottirlr. receded
1%. Hill] suiuiltu loseou were made by

.8 Steel llrio Atolileou, Northern
Purine, Boutliotu l‘llCIflt“ nod 81.. l’uti'.a

WM 1. ‘STRWI‘IT ll ii. to. «Io'l‘hd
movement of Illii i‘n‘ was unrerialu diir |
log the first hour. but iiuoluullom ollli~ ;
or vtuy more email. uud lite. uxuul
leudorn showed evidence of uuppori
alter illdl‘ had fallen below yesterday’s
cloning. Adovv low priced emittitiltieu
were. strong. 'l‘i-tinmuuo (topper null
illittillorlon' Securities guided a point
Underwood 'l‘ypowrilor loei all New
York oily it; per mm. builds hold All
101% , a record . pr‘iro.

WM I. S’i‘lllslli‘il‘, Nomi Few impur
tam. oliougoe otmunuu during the mom
lull on the Bloch Exchange. which it»
lllllliotl the iltmilziliur. tour. that ultimo:
torirod it youteeduy. *I'ho uiurltot wee
ineilood to sag. Ilul Allmi‘iilhl uupuott
Whit altered to- prorout any oxieudmb
loom, audlngmruluiion method to have
reached it dondlorlt The ropperulooltu
were Allliml the only one» to about illlll~
tallied eireuuih. (in the “Curb" Amer.
lean Tobacco. which had ”declined
about 120 point: since the aupmmo
Court abandoned “it derision low the
Tobacco (unannounced 20 width to
{23. Noel-oiw who Itroukth deriv-
ed from the. When“ in epeolll
ntoelte were owiodwilultod stem
Steel end prluitlmi railroetl chum
named to the towel. Boudu were irres-
uliil‘.

M

WALL STREET. 1‘ p. iii.-~l’ricen
tabbed our “only eeti the edvuncee
in tho ooppormtoelte were cancelled.
Declines melted eubotnliilol Mellone
lo the mutant? oi etoeite. American
Telephone neuritic» '5’“ completi-
ouuly etrous.

momma—can‘t...

' uovtm INDY CASE.

Attorneys ”ll; Argument, and Judge
loath Mervin Deelelee.

Before Judge John R. Booth, at lieu!
bury. who no Ippolnted rein-on by the
Superior Court. at Bridgeport, in the
Dudley Hoyt ve. Arthur Pomemy. of
eitemford. building edit. in the Nor-
walk town court morn yin-terrier lifter
11000. moon and Carter. of bitum-
fottl. for Mr. Pomeror. and Welsh and
lluhbell, tor Mr. Hoyt, rimmed their
emulation; and the deéleiou of Judge
Booth in how edition-1y united by the

perilee concerned. Mr. Hoyt wee quite .

luhilent thin morning and feele eortein
thel. hit cone is better then then that
at the other imrtiee. ‘

itwiii he remembered that Mr. Hoyt
was erecting n building for Mr. Poitier.
or in lltetniortl, end when ebout hell
fluiiilie'd. Mr. Pomeror stopped him
from completing. For thin aetien of
l’omeroy": Mr. Hoyt brought null for
00,000. than utter the court had lid
Jourued Pomeroy brought it counter
edit for 311.000 it wee agreed by the
lemon to try both entree together and
at 1m tit-r have completed their
welt..whioh her token them over it
worthwhile. ot innumerable delere.

TOKINIKE A 01.10? PLAcI.
‘ i muw- ,,
Dr. Lloyd'o 0150.000 Woolen Altreete

MIMI Aliglli '

 

 
 
 
 
 

Takoueke lit promoting a: busy our

bedroom lilo“ opting dove. in billiilllll

V not ”All? All All“ ll'llllillll‘

 

 

" The

circuit thin tumour tum ,

limo “hold by tattoo oi mound. :

. Norwallt’s Leading Dry r Goods Store
N08. 3 end 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.

t Royal Worcester Corsets
Golden AnniversarySpecial Style 210
Worth twice the price :-~'~ Sells H for only $1

in this fuehlcnable‘model iii presented on lrroelntiblosberfilll: made possible through the cooperation
of tho multeru. who desire to ilttlngly observe their Golden Jubilee; \

Think of it? A genuine ROYAL WORCESTER up-toduto' Corset, worth double the_prico,‘at only $1.
To Wear thin Special Style No. 210 it; to realize corset pertection. to know that you uoaeecr the
BEST CORSET VALUE ever offered and to assure you perfect comfort, style and grace.

lletlor purchase early as our allotment is limited. All amen. Many will buy two or more pairs.‘
rare opportunity.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Non
Rustable

J

A .

lMPOR'l‘AN'I‘w’l‘hie Corset was brought out by the muuiifuctureis, irrespective of cost or prollt, solely for
advertising purposes.

Golden Anniversary Special Style 210. ' Price $1

H.Kr1eger 81 Co.
We are showing a. large assortment of

Wash Tub Dresses
'Linen Suits
Shirtwaists
Loren Coats ‘
Pod ee “ oas

I ’ I I 'il’rices

Vdiy Moderate

Clothing for Men

”Suits from $10 to $20 ,
Buy on our EASY PAYMENT,
PLAN. We charge you to ex-1
in for the credit accommOda-
lion.

3 Furniture
Everything for your home. We

furnish entire homes for almost,
any price you wish.

Cash 0r Credit

 

 

I Motor Boot Trips

CAPT. J. H OBERLANDER.

Al"l‘b:llN(lthS Delightful trips
around ligiilhotiue uud true buoy from
llolou Point. Tit-huts. lilo.

Private llehiug or mailing
mornings. Terms rtutsouublo.

All portion rind ii‘lpu subject to
change on amount of weiiihor.

During the moonlight nights the
regular iriuu will in: mude. alternating
with lrlpii around the eastern side of
lleii leluud. urouud Tavern and Smith
lulnudii. burl; to the dock. Pure for
either trio. 10o:

For terms and particulate. address
(.a. MA ..W Mills.llowmiou. ll F. ll.
37. Tel. dilh~2.

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put-lieu

 

mm.- -w_..... mm...»

iXI’iAI RIPARI Alli
Piliilll lliliiilii

Prediction unite That the Minor-
11y Measure Will Pass by
Two or Three Votes

llAitTiKORD, Julieolllm'i‘fl public
utilitlee monomer were beiore the Son.
lilo trolley. ‘untl‘et the ublmfihe do
beie become arrituoniouit. pormnulilion
were exchanged with ooneldemhle hiti
terueee during the period when amend.
mll were being offered to the minor-
ity re ‘ put in by Senator Judeon. ‘
The bonito chamber wee crowded Mid
throuxhout the debuto the air was our.
charged with excitement. Four moor
um were before the Willie. a bolus
majority reports and one e minority.
report. At the outset the hillconcem.
in: the‘ leeuanee or murietiu m
token up and Senator .1uditon 011er
two emeudmeute to it. so that it should
reed in piece of the words "All the
ehem. the owner-emu 01‘ which in or?
ldonoed by ouch certificates. eheil have
been hilly paid for at par to ouch cone
balm“ and tilting the wot-do “The toll
llIll‘ value of nurh idiot-es had been pro-
viounly void in comb or its equivalent
or wen part of the eurpluu or the color
pony end is made. by the ieeue of such
ell-tee, permanently it hurt or lie copl-
iul etoolt.“ Another amendment we: of-
loud liter which" Senator Jooron ox-
plelued ihet title hill in verbullm e do-
ulicele or three muons oi the miuoo
lty "purl. The amendintlhtli he lied
cloned lied been nugxeeied by Govern-
0 Baldwin. This effect one to olerlly
ihowordinx of the bill. He moved pu-
me of thin bill. and this was curried
unnulmouuly.

Bonnier Judson then moved that the
rebate order ooneideroiion oi the min-
ority report in niece of the melorlty re-
port and this we no ordered.

HORSK RUN! AWAY.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ounrmuou:~ ‘ - i

W ' Joan of Art: was "Maid of Dr-
Kaine emum Mode dome incite leans." We are "maid” of. the
mom Title Alteration. beet tobacco. Try on. All deal» ‘
horse belonging to Killer on 3:11 up. . ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

~ swmumo
SUITS
are here in every couCoiv- ‘
able :11er and color, ready I‘ , x

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, . i'
Trivellng Outflte, uru ready for
, your Vacation dolls. ‘

Tritium. Baguio". Centre and.
donor of smaller traveling er-wg ‘
teeter.

in border of Oley
At any title the
'. whore be

331110“. trail deeierii. of ileum: Yours truly. i 1 m “ ‘w'm'w ;

or due run our til about 1 1.1.4 eloevee 02.00.

’ ,‘ um “Autumn. in Clear Ami" ROGER LUDLOW A . maritime ...........01’l to 03.00: :1
TWIN CITY I _ sweeter knit Hm...” to 00.00

 
 
 

B. J. REYNOLDS. Mir. 7
' ’l'beonimni new hit bridle iuui _ .
initiator.

 

 

onetime“: oeunr ' rune. .
WHAV‘E“ ‘ one bewilflth the,

Joseph Devi

‘ All Wilmington lit. “lei. 0e

 

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