Aldoenn’lg around with bond-11nd: .
; doesn' I come to the house unions
‘1. he'll rent for. lie lint/o 11’: lb.
tor rear: 20o owt. tor folded
. best prices tor rubbers, mo‘taia -
, bullion. Tel: 4.41... .. .
ed than “Pea" '(or “No. 2 Not”) , .
PURE“
,Be‘rkShire...‘
Haunt-wont.“
Careful Drivers.
.. and can be used in place of Pen in”
‘ ‘many‘instanc‘es. at a ‘great Saving
H . nght when.
VPromtit BerVIee.
Ill cost. ,
We have a surplus of this size 0m- price at wholenaie in '17:: per
hundred. or $3.40 per ton. In any
quantity-that, may be desired. ‘ 'Wo
aleo'eell totamliy trade at 3012‘ par
hundred. ‘
‘ Send Your ordero to office.
FOR, SALE
Which it is necessary to move and
be" will make a satisfactory price
to quick buyers.
Pea Coal is $5 per ton. ‘
Buckwheat very much lens.
or
AUCTIONEER
E. T BATES
South Norwaik and Darien
111.897; ‘ 2593.
Children s 8-strap
at $1 to $2. 25
nccording to him
Also. CHILDRENS nussiA CALF
anal-3061' SANDALS, 500
; ‘Allfelxee '.
Mark ...... IIE V Y ......
in whom 1‘91: 0 man Input
3N3“; M LL 4% no - Lori ALK
.
l
THE
} ;,nowapan‘er‘a and mountinea, and
200 Golds: of Wood '
FreshiMackerel
Weakfish
Cod Steak
Halibut
Porgies
Soft Shell Crabs
Live Lobsters
"Builed Lobsters
v. . ...-om
Homer S. Beers 81 Co.
13 MAIN 37.. NORWALK
22 W. WASHINGTON
llllllllilll SIIRS
lJP llll llllllll
Ilemocratlcm State Chairman
‘ Comsiock the Subject oi Some
Caustic Remarks
ilA It'l'li‘tiil'ii. .luno if».-~-~lleginlntii‘n
. proroodlugu today u‘ero murked by new
‘ lodn of‘oxcllonivui mid of utility do.
'buto. The public utilitiuu measures
were taken up Iii thu bonito. In the
3m honor of an audience which illlmt
(ivory oiltiluhlr stunt. Nearly (nary
person who line been identified this
null punt. mansions with legislative work
for corporations has in attonllnndr.
Return the section opened the corri-
.‘ do" were tilled with incinborit nod lob-
byllte. senator Donovan our: Chair-
“ S (ill.g BUY
......frr “Eli: .... Hazeitou
COAL
Conneally
.8: Bracken .-.~ ,
at WASHINGTON 31', The llel‘Sl'Ifleld'SKSOI‘lCl).
W- 3634 Tel. 214.12: mm or.
mun Cometoeli or the Democratic atolg
central committee and In it loud vaioo
allot! out: "You have never appeared
bolero ‘coininlttou hourluint in mien
once tollililt which bonelii the people.
I know of your whispering; to legit»
tutors and persons attending tho-o
tit-cringe." 'i‘hero wail n his rush ot
men to the scene. Senolor Donovan
continuing crilicluod Hr. Comotouk for
being present on this occasion. Mr.
Comotm-k mid to the reunion: "It you
will show too it man whom I have alk-
ed to win against the public utililleo
bill. I will give you a thousand dul-
lam".
‘...,
Something New
Flint-clue modern home lor only
noon; balance mortgage nt 5%.
One oi the finest. realdennos on Went
Ava. aloe choice lots on and near
West. Ave..1ery r.oonouoble
Five acres nit-o clear loud new trial-
ley for only none.
1:} acres with bungalow I'dr 31409.
You ohouid coil and lieu about thone
I bargains et once.
COBURN 81 HULL
91 Wuhington 6h. Booth Norwnlk
. m. «M
JUST LISTEN TO THIS!
Not shoutingwluat Whispering tho GENTLEMEN-m
Oil-bolollul bonus that .1011 con trot
Clothing with loan lurid. more comfort
and attention to inquiries thou uny-
_whero ulna In tor/n. Another wlilupur
where's the coi‘rout addroua.
“ Gottlieb'tinY 81 $10
Joan of Arc wail “Maid of Dr-
leans." We are “mold” of the
belt tobacco. Try on. All deala
‘ero sell us.
Youro truly.
ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN CITY .
u mourn mm aroma NUGGE'I‘
......w.....m.-..... “...... W . LITTLE GEM
it you can error Dertlllnllfl a ainnll: C‘GARS
number of the people, who rend and 3‘
are Influenced, by "Want" nidvertiuinu
3. hummus. Mir.
In The Sentinel to who u look at your
' 'ypropom. you’ll dnd 11 buyer.
I Mono): limit Invootmlwilnflhdilhrtiu-
night in The dentition
:‘M .
...F 1!”!!!
“.51;
The Amount
is not so important but something
should be saved every pay day for
deposd in , ~ ,
1 The South Norwalk Savings Bank
A Dollar Starts on Account
Senoior Donovan nt once lounohod
upon a t‘rltirlam oi luwyorn who were
near at hand. Pointing to J. Henry
Ilornbnck. he unlit: “There to n Iohhy~
Int; and tort think of it. be In a broil»
or drone. of our higher court ludgot."
Mr. =Rornbnrk heard the Mnltl‘k and
Mapping forward. told Mr. Douninn
that. it ho brought the mime or Judgo
Roi-obiicli Into the conversation he
would motto him stop. Bold Mr. hobo
vnn: "it'll it nico thing lot you. it brotliv
or ot u Junior. to be corruptlnx‘ tho
momburu." Mr. Rornblick replied that
that What no untruth. and Senator Door
ovun turning around pointed to iluorxo
I. Alton. secretary of tho Stole 'I‘ubor-
onioniu Commission. onld: "’l‘horo in
that man. He Is employed by tho
mum. yot ho Iii nbuul the lobby ull tho
limo.“
Thor won it grout uproar by thin
time and much uxriiud debate during
which Mr. diouoruu was uppinudod niid
planned on the buck by mun who lurid:
“Wu lift} with you."
i by thin limo both brnnciien had on-
onml unit In tho rcnuto Sonntor Snob
Indy rolled up the petition of til. (i.
l’l'i‘i‘y and other: or the railroad mou‘e
lliglitlttllw.‘ ltlwiil. protoollnucgninut the
minority bill on nubile utilliinn. with-b
on motion of senator .iulloon but work
had hon laid upon tho iiibio. Seuutor
lpriluey claimed that all oitiauuu Iind
it right of poiltion to tho luaiolnturo
iiwt l't deny tiiut right was it violation
oi“ iliu oonotliutiun. Ho moved with)?
the petition oft tho table and bonding
ii to the bound, at the ammo time nor-
Ing that It much should have gone to
' the table. Senator Hooker petition out
that Senator Judnoh we not prompt
and maltreated dolor. but annular .lnih
non canto lntotho sonata just no satin
tor ancillary Willi distortion to action
ittid curing that be doomed thononltl.
tulion mot; racreti thou the opinion oi.
doubler ludeon. Those words toiling
on tho luttur’o euro made him tinted
as but his taut. lair. bouillon unto
the petition who A violation or the
orbit and tailor or the contribution.
‘phlun in tho inflammation .tit'tlio
26 WOODWARD AVE» 80. NOR.
-wrmnlavmwwwmm ......Mo...“ W... ......m. MM.~.«.W m... ..
tinned by" bittviirg that the rioting oti
lb IZVzc
lb 12hr:
- lb loo
lb 100
lb 12’/zc
; 3 lbsy25c
doz. 45c
lb 250,
lb. 300
&
81“.. 80. NOR.
astute.
Seuntor Donovan thou charged lhnt
Senator rlpohnry? \vnn'lnconsluiont in
thnt he was using with grout. form: the
“famine“! {um tilt} Gtillslilililull about,
he observed. Senator Douo'ruu then
bump it hitt.t!(‘ll which was nioué almi-
ldr lines to the noiiiolvlint broken or-
ltuinout he had made ill the corridors. l
Iio claimed -In short thut the putltlunl
or tub Iiiiirond mun lino oiluph thol
coming out or it part tundra in New
lurk Emile time ago licIchn iailroarl
oitlclnlu nun thou contort-cu h: which
when thointtcr received“Incrouaus or}
wagon Hilly-would aloud with tho ruli-
roiid In mutation all efforts to brunt
about liirtlior Itiltltllnilml. the bowel or
which “‘3le to airport-loo trnlinportntlou'
or which would have noy jurliidirtlon
over rains. I'l'hcu Mr. lloiiovnn lurid
thnt it was u-pitlubie example of what
tho nonunion-oi tho public. good-wen:
“133113 to unto the legislature today.
the uni ll‘lll there was a judge of
the oupgrior eou two, atom commie»
stone", of dinner of inioruni
revenue unit may other stole otheors
out in the corridor: Joining hand» with
lobbylotu in 'tbolr endeavor to throttle
the public utilities hill. lie said It
won moot illusi‘ol‘elul thIlJurIi 'a con-
dition could obi-t. He paid them was
the exhibition at ii man or education
who fl‘lll‘milllfll temperance internals.
o. roprewutullu of tho brewers. inw‘
yore. laymen. lute employees. the
chairman oldie "Grand Old Demo»
erotic puny." in ohort. temperance
men. whirltoy men and oil other do:
crlpliimu oi men working against the
bout Intercom oi the state. later Bon-
ntor Donovan apologized tor I 11le of
the tongue referring to it Jndllc oi the
court. tinting that" he meant n brother
oi ll jitdito of the rouri. Senator lion»
ovnn In his npccch verbally Innhed tho
lobby.
Senator ancillary to reply said that
It won unfortunate-“that Providence
had placed nil tho bounty oi the son-
uto In the member from the Twenty
ulxlli.
. _.-.~.m.m
TRINITY CHAPTER ENTERTAINED.
li‘redoi'lrk Olson. of North ’l‘lylot' 1w»
ouuo. unloriniued the member: of
Trinity Chapter. Brotherhood of St.
Aniiruw. nt lil- home. but evening. at
which limo conuldorabio hunlnoeownl
trauuuciud and it very onloynbiu ilnio
spout by tho-o present. The report
oi tho dulognto lo the New Enulnnd
Annombiy ut Westerly. it. I.. won nub.
lltitlod und uoeoplod. it will docidod
to hold it hold our on July 8.
The out blunting will be bold in
on» trunk ut the bomb or John Admit.
in Forum avenue and on tho follow-
Inu Work on open mooring will ho hold
on the room in Roton Point.
m.»-m ”on...”
WEDNESDAY ‘AFTERNOON PIN»
OCHLE CLUB.
him. Limit Violin. of Ititnoront 'l‘cra
ratio. illjliyllllltt uniol‘tninod the Well»
holiday Allcruoou Elnocblo ”Glob lit
linr npaulonu homo iontordult alien
noon. In tun card pinyin: lliril. (lilo
told A. Ilnuuehiidt. oi; Motrin Itroet. w
rumd tho Iii-lit print and Mn. Jonu‘tti.
Jolson. of Main ntroet. the second;
hire. Enroll E. motto. di' upper thin ‘
atmt. was awarded tho. consolation
prim. Following thelzo‘nioe liltit rd
ltoflhtnrhtn were correct. The placenta
rlub will moot Wodnetdur. 312.116 not,
at. that bomb of Mrs. William 1“. Tooth-
hii’ or 2 flanking Wound. about Nor»
dilution or. moraine . popcorn run
111th of out
all the. retro .
"tilt!!! auditions , 5
pics. «3' and '5
‘Norw'aik’s
Leading Dry Goods Store ' 9
oazurrnnmwthomonwom. coup.
A very large and attractive di
FRENCH GINGHAMS. Plai
FOULARDS
4, DOMESTIC LAWNS AND
DOMESTIC GINGH
PERCALES . . . .. . .
SOUTASCHE POPLINS .
"CHRYSALIA"ISILKS . . . . .
ash ' Dress
IRISH DIMITIES
BATISTES ..... .......... ...l............’....izyzcyd.
S. over one hundred designs.fine quality .r2%c yd. f
ti. .. .. .. ..iz%cyd.
SILK STRIPED VOILE5: : l :'
FOR SUMMER
splay of all the new patterns and shades.
.11....11-
ascyd
. “‘25C“',yd ‘l‘
"l'l"OIIIDqunIOCII‘OIIIvQsol-o...oolncoiqlltl-qgll Escyd-
.n.»a..1 Coolie
ds and Stripes . . . .2. . . . . .. .
no.1-r-
...
.. 25c‘yd.
356 Yd. ‘
. .. 25c yd. 1‘
--------
one--
homemade“ _
“£33113 3 H. Krieger
Delicious Shda
Henryw Wilkens
l7 North Main St. .8. Norwalk
pm;
llllilll llill Fillllills.
Mary. Carter.
Milli. wilt:- of Edwin Cnrirr,
this morning at tho borne of her
daughter. Mrs. it. i. kills. 11 North
avenue. lit the one ol 72 years. The
funeral arrangements uili lie nnnounc
dd latel.
n
died
Thom» Mlnonue. =~
Funeral Dlrortor ti. ll. Raymond
wont to New Haven this morning. and
returned with the remains oi 'i‘boiuoo
Minogue, who died in Grace Hospital.
ynetorduy nttornoon at the ago of ti?
years. He won it Civil War veteran
end the arrangements will be announo
ed tomorrow.
“—-
r
ans—u
THE POWER OF SUGGESTION.
(lionlth Culture.)
A physician to road or relating it;
permnoi experiendoli x the pow.
or 0! suggestion. lib lbitt I young
lierk. tossed lmmaxemorli and the
hell of u trying bummer. consulted
hint or to tilt; cundition.
He put the small questions to him
examined his heart iind lungs. gnvu
him certain Instructions and told him
that he would receive more detailed
directions by telephone or letter on
the marrow.
The next tiny the pullout received a
letter from tho physiciun telling him
that am: or bin lungs was uorlouiiiy ol~
footed und that. bill huni‘t was not quite
on It should be. lie was told to put
hie affairs In order; that. though he
might live for wooiia or oven months.
It won Important that he ohould leave
nothing or Importance unuottled.
Naturally. such noun. practically n
death warrant. quite unnerved the tin.
tioot. iio stored homo that day tram
tho and in it short time 11m In a sort
our state ill: people. alarmed. sent
for the. doctor.
(in his arrival tho physician won on-
loundod. "Why, my friend. what
hare you boon doing to mono"? You
certainly worn all right youterduy."
"It‘ll my bingo, doctor." held tho pn~
ticnt.“
"Lung: liddioatloku! Thorn iii noth-
ing at nil tho mutter with your lungs."
replied the doctor.
. “Why.” unit] the pullout. "you told
mo In your Iettur that my lungs Worn
no nationally niluutod that I had but u
tow morn drum to lino." And he pm
tinned tho intoluliottnr.
, "Well: cold the doctor. 'fhero In it
pretty, moon. I Wrote you to take a tow
weeho‘ vacation at tho nearboro or In
the mounuiinii told you would ho no
good M new in n ohort time. The letter
you received we: intended for another
nun. M1 secretory moot nave mixed
on the areuolpoon."
All may he imnglned. the patient wail
overjoyed. it its hoodlum to any his
recovery one rapid.
And the other. he with the weak
lunar and u not too liming heart on
moulding thé' letter Intended for the
other mun Wont itt once to the moun-
truth. with the rdsuh that, tbniuth
floral tum pulled. he is in reasonably
We are Cutting Prices;
in Our Cloak and
Suit Dept.
and would like every lady who con-
templates buving a Spring Coat Suit or}
Dress to avail herself of this money
‘ " ‘ ' Savings: opportunity ‘
We have a Very Large Stock
of Long Blade. Blue, Tan and Serg‘e coats. the latest models.
also Taffeta Silk, which are being sold at greatly reduced
prices.
S'IkW 811' k Sk'
1 nuts, irts
Silk Dresses. Children’s Dresses. Silk Petticoats. English
Slip~on Coats which are rainprooi also at reduced prices.
Tailor-made Suits
No other store in The Norwaiks is showing the variety of
styles and materials that can be seen in our store. Sizes from
‘ the smallest miss to the woman that wears 50 inches in built
measurementti. and all the between sizes, alsn at greatly re-
duced prices.
...;a
1.
Our Liberal Credit and Easy
Payment System w l'
I in also worth while investigating; While we sell you for cash ‘
goods for less money“ than so called canli stores who oiler
you the credit on the Q. T.. we charge no more than other ’
stores for the accommodation. You receive alterations free...
Build or white natin striped in block
are among the hottest featured in tidal
lino. "rho handles are of lwbuud silk
and urn much ohortod than ldrmorly.
Little morning frocks oi linen ohow
simple lines. otnphniiiulng tho kimono
abort sloovo, tho collurieuii bodicoo. tho
high lines and perhaps u. touch or
hand embroidery. ‘ ‘
'l‘ho ornate“ for ntrippod and bot-derail
ottectu bun extended to the moat
plebinn of _ notion materialswund
very pretty domestic cotton nophyrn
and stunning can, be had for n trifling
iiuin.
“corn on
nouon a'rnAm
Which will you have. huntin-
mun? both are born in every‘
dogma. and from Knox.
Knox Btrnwu In ‘l'uohts or ‘
Nogllgeo ohnpeu,
34.00 and $5.00
Beacon Straw. (inndo by Knox) ‘
H3100
Bottling Suite. $2.00 to $4.50
“Knotbe” Belle. 60o. $1.00. ".50
“Uneaen Sit-pendent 50o ,
Wauiuble Fourth-Honda '26o
and 501:
Silk moronilettoe. roller and gum
Milne: hnro m the plum; of chit
ion to e mi cutout this delimit. und
all those mntnrhila are closely copied
In button inbrlott.
The homo ot ahoor baiioto or mull
hillbilly embroidered in line trnoori‘ea.
combined with opulent. are immeneely
popular tor tho mlnlblii‘illtflti' noon. , . . '
Norwalk Chronicler