We have just unloaded the
first cargo of coal to come
into this harbor since the re-
cent coal troubles. Coal is
now selling at a greatly re-
duced price—«although not
as low as in former years.
The appearance 0: your hair may
be greatly improved by the addition
of a. switch, psyche or puffs
We have the best line of
goods and sell at the lowest prices.
hair
The Holmes Millinery
3 Monroe St. '
.. . . Walk-Over
.333 ’Eififiifi' “g” SHOES
, . We really want to treat you right.
We want. to give you shoes that are
195 Washington Bridge. 1 Bouton St.
I'IJI/a . . \
THE TALE OF TWO VESSELS.
An earthen vessel and a brass ves-
sel were floating down a stream.
Dainty White
Shoes
‘ . ‘ ,1- 1.3;! .
-.-\‘\‘\‘\‘\-\‘\‘ \-\‘ \-
fl 1- ’w!..’
“Keep close to me," said the brass
pot. "There is safety in numbers.“
"Not i." said the. earthen pot.
' for women and "your brass sides might crush 1113'
. more fragile onus."
Chlldren Moral: Choose your company care-
fully.
The very highest prices paid for
brass and other metal by
G. YOURDISKY
Ely Ave. . South Norwalk
TEL. 912.
lc a pound for rags. the very best
prices for leather beds.
Buckskin or
Canvas
Oxfords, Pumps,
High Shoes
in all the Latest
Models ‘
-fzavtpr 1- '
./
“tall.-
Watch
R. Alexander,
‘\" \_‘ 5‘ \_‘ ‘.‘ \ ‘ \‘ \_‘ \_‘ \
d 1' -'-l' a a 1"
for the reliable man,
bers, metals paper and feather beds.
Also buys and sells second- hand ful-
niture. Call up or write
CONNEALLY 8t
.. . c .‘\d.\.. up \fixnkui "\‘\‘\‘\‘\uv—\“
.u-r/‘Ivinxm ll_/..- 1“," Inf—r1151"
. =3 BRACKEN :3 R. Alexander
9 .8‘ Wraih‘“63t°n St' Tel. 356-2. 21 Raymond St.
N e ' 3 3—4 . 1 P. S.-—l have no than working for
-lfi" ‘ filfl’flV"- fl ‘ -1-
‘\-\ ‘w\-\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\-\‘\- l
l
BUY :35 Fort St.
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershficld 81 Son Co.
‘ Tel. 204. ‘
me. Watch for my sign on wagon.
it it‘s .lunk sell to Wm.
Fort St,
a pound for
'tcuron, 3.3
East Norwallt. who pays to
rags. liest prices paid
for auto tires and leather beds. He
at come to the house unless sent.
tor. Sendposiul or To]. Ml. Notify us
ahead as we are very busy.
”Must Stay
I
two weeks more on the bridge.
store is not quite ready
l'laie just received Ladles' White
l INubuck Shoot-1 and Pumps on the int-
est hobblo that note. to be sold in
122 Water I‘.
”‘" ”“l
“Spruce Up
Now
our new store. but will place the
Alter houseclcnnlng 00‘” put all some on sale at the reduccd prices.
Jthe old furniture back. it you can‘t 169 Washington St. (Brldge.)
‘ aflord to buy a lot get a little. Full
line of new and secondhand furniture.‘ MAX LEV i ’S
Second-hand furniture and stoves,
‘ bought and exchanged. 169 WASHJNGTON 8T1, BR'DGE
=- SOUTH NORWALK
. M. Gutkowsky
lid-191 Wuhlngton at. Tel
The woman W110 wants ll llOUIOWOi‘I‘
tine) want ad.
HE NECESSITY ;
of 11 Savings Bank Account is
Proverbial
Small Accounts are welcomed at
The South Norwaik Savings Bank
. Grin Monday evenings. Closed Saturgdays at noon.
\..“““““‘\“‘\“‘ perfectly comfortable, that are sly.
“/"i"/"'/"'r'i"'1~'lish, that will wear to your entire
satisfaction.
’00 EA L 81
~ NN' L Y M. Josem 8. Sons
:3 BRACKEN ::: Two 8......
“ {who pays highest prices for rags. rub- 1
doesn‘t go around with bolls or‘docs-l
419 or generally has success with a Son '
. on to motoring, 1 often and that he
, where—«to their own and your dined.
r ' ‘ 3 “’
SATURDAY. JUNE 22, 1912
THE GIGANTIC
Bridge Removal Sale
NOW GOING, ON
Big Reduction
GEORGE KEELll R“
159 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
Wm M...—
HOrseS! Horse____s_!
W ill arrive
for all purposes.
all well broken.
.luue 24.191111 carload of Carriage Horses suitable
Those horses come direct from the farms and are
Weights from 1,100 to 1.000 lbs.
t‘ome and look
them over.
B. ,ERSHFIELD
Sales Stables Corner Cancord and Wood Streets, South Norwalk.
1
and came to this roun-
She is a domestic.
Ran Away'wlth Another.
\‘inccnzo lLata. an italian laborer
of New Cannon, was granted a decree
t'rom Maria 1.11111, supposed to be in
Chicago. on the ground of dcsertiun,
but he could have clot-rod to get the
decree on another ground, if he so
desired The couple wore married in
ltni3 ill 100.1, and came to this coun-
113 shortl) altcl. and settled in Penn-
sylvania, and while there the wife
March 1510.3, (Continued trout F'lrst Page}
113.
temperance faction in the entire nlflll"
will set is machinery in motion and
that the temperance lobby at lilt‘ ic-
pislulurc will work tooth and nail to
illan this law straightened out.
There is one phase of the question.
howevor, which has not vol been e-x‘
pluined through the press. The more
taken by Judge Lucicu’F‘. llurpee was
not prompted by any" action on the
part of the tillt)l'llt’§:~‘ in the case. The
11111 away with another man and TI“ court had evidently been doing some
maimd away for several years. She law reading himself and in him is
came back pcnllnt. and the husband glwn the credit of discovering the
forgave her. “Nd "WW3“ “3 New ambiguity in the wording of the sta-
Canaan. Dill 59%" )‘t’fll‘s tlgo $110 ran tut;- he was brinuliui.r the provision and
away again, and the assumption was was (.flnm‘ the lourt abruptly asked
”it": it “‘35 ”‘9 same tnnn whom 3“" Attorney Leo Dillvlt-l under what sta-
ran ‘0‘ Into be was Mingling thd‘porvision and
l" ”l0 5"” 0f JON-0’10"“ 3- I’llnis- when the counsel for the nppolnnl in—
(””1 M Stamford, i“. which 8"“ m,foruicd him. .ludltlc llurpbc replied that
brought against William W. lllalsdeli he would have 1., m. Show" how me
0“ the ground or cruelty, Judge ““3“ ‘ proueding came uithin the lutisdit-
heard evidence in the case, but con- ”0M. of ”.0901,“ Mmmm. lolm m,
tinned "' and will hear further 9” ogh representing the otlur side while.
deuce. The couple were married in somewhat taken back was quick to
190" ""d the testimony showed that tales advantage of the situation and
the husband had a-lemper ““1 ht let innnedintelv moved that the case be.
things fly at his .w'fe' Ne" pancakes. .disuiissul. As was stated in The Ev-
whcn he felt inwtbc mood. Anotliel 3001111: 80an on ’l‘hursda3 the court
“m" be WNW] her ""0 a bath (”b withhold 111111110111; the motion until .tt-
and turned on the hot and cold uatel .tornc3 Davis had been given the op-
Plaintiff told the 00“” ”h“ her bus lportunit.» to be heard tulthel it being
baud toot. “'00“ from the firm 1" Attornv) ilnvis' contention that luas
rm)"; he was (GmNO-Wd' mild 1mIiinuch us a point of law was the hone
‘ i . S v x - . ' 1 t 1
”HHS (""1" to he “mm" m Md tut of contention. action should be de
mono) and MW him lrom 3“" forred in order that both sides etc the
case might havo opportunity to study
DiliHS Mill illllllllll.
the question involved. in having the
matter put over untll the October term
Mrs. Mary Keeier.
Having just finished diuncr.
oi‘ the court. A‘lltll'lll‘)‘ Davis won a
victory which may accomplish the dc-
MW sired result without further litigation.
Mary lit-0101‘. of Westpm‘l. “'00 “'03 The East Nortl'ulk itliprovcmcnl As,
visiting at the home 01“ her son. 5L socintlml. the iumuboris of which or-
.lobn Kepler. of East around. .\'orwullt. gallizulioll mm. iulcrcutod themselves
pushed back her chair, rose from the in pushing 13,15 (‘1le has ("rum in It
[11010 (Hill Willltllll (I “'(li‘ll Hulk it) lilt“npw ”wk and llll'O (tongldoflng L110 “(1
floor. When slu- was picked 110 “N “P" viuublllty of appealing directly to the,
‘startled relatives she was llluil. 0“ owncr oi’ the Rough building to which
help “18 090‘“ 1100 been “it‘ll”! tho lint-111w in to be tr‘nnsfotrcd with
considerable trouble \vlthgu'hor brunt of the put-”0511 1,. blind to pprguudfl him
mic and 11 10118001110183 been in 01* against nerniuulm uw rental of the
"will 400010111 ulli‘lldfl'fii‘t‘ ’l‘be Willi“ .bulldiug to Mrs. Lilydon. The result ul’
gateway yesterday and death followed ”11,, movement is being awaited with
in 11 few moments. The deceased in interest 0.. both aides.
survived by 11 non and a daughter. l.. ”LL...
St. .lohn Kot-lcr. ol‘ Norwalk and Mrs. IKE WALTON.
.lohn Marvin, ol‘ Wcalport. The fund whcn old lko Walton wrote. his book
rni aorvlroumwlll be bold from the About the rod and line.
homo of the latter ill 3:30 tomorrow ’l‘lloro was 3.1 null {or awry hook.
inlternoun and the remains will be And angling Llicn wag line;
lltll if “to Wultuln‘lived ldny
brought to Riverside cmnctory for ln~
.termont. Mm. Koolcr was about till llu'd hour. punt 1111M oubt:
”curl-1 of ago. “This alroum wag ohm-“u pouch. tilt-3'
l — ~ m» ~ m.-- w... my.
‘ADVERTIBING GENERALLY PAYS.
At. any rate tlwre 111 some satisfac-
tlon it) having been a presidential can
dhlnte. One can sell urtlcleu to the
mugazinos.-~Watorburwltopublicun.
Hill 11th 0'11 00 tlnllcd out.”
When old lito Walton grabbed his pen
And wrote. 03' rooms and rooms.
Many tliluga‘ln this world seem
voi'y‘htl‘ttnge to us until we know why
they are done.
“Why do you look under the bed
at night?” asked a woman who was
visiting a friend.
“You'd never guess," was the re
ply, “but since my husband has tak-
...L...L............... lie whlpl old England's streams;
llt' tells about the “blots that won,
And all the blinds he tried:
One thiukd: "lt‘lld lke has lied."
When old the Walton lured men out
To wade the bubbling stream
lie m lnaplreb. past all doubt.
133 many a wondrous dream;
‘But it the mm lilo caught ware dumped
Upon an hontnt scale.
’We‘d find like. Walton‘l ' ntock had
slumpedw 1: {
Which is no idle tale.
whenver Republican.
wwwnl—dfl e. ...... -
Sentinel ads. bring‘rdtultl."
has crawled undorueath."~Jndgc.
Every day some store-patrons. who
“ought to come to your store :0 sins-
vantnseabecame your advertising
was not quite lmpollinn enough.
All Oxfords and Pumps SOld at a ' '
it seemed ho lulld no hum luck when '
TWO CENTS.
Twenty-Nine Seasonable suits
for Womenwho want to save money for vacation time
STRICTLY UP-TO-DATE STYLES IN ALL
THE POPULAR CLOTHS AND COLORS
We have marked them down to going-away prices.
the supply is"'limited, the size range is very good.
‘ First come, first served
Knunuuuuun
TRISTRAM & HYATT
.Norwalk’s Leading. Dry Goods Store
3 and 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk, Connecticut
Even if
LOOk, Look, LOOk
N You can save money. i don‘tad-
-.._-__...._= L_._~.WMWW lvertise‘nnylhing that I can't make
FIFTEEN DEGREES BBANT- 'SUOGEEBElll Ill BETTING mi 1 5.35? 3:33.503" 33..""E53‘1‘3.
En Ill supmon 0mm moan tlliEtlSE nun - 03320:}?”it.i’le‘lidmadlgfl-‘i tilting?
(Continued from Sixth Page). FEB DEFERRED [xiiiiartflgifiih gagincgthjr}liltilndgflififi:
lportcd beers, Evans: Pale Ale, line in
‘ble Cream Ale. CitlllStJll and Flanagan
.(‘ream Ale. $l.‘10 cast- Don‘t forget
>our wines, Port, Sherry and hillscutei
for $1.00 gal. is worth $1.50. This
is what you have been paying for the
same quality. \l'lliskics from $2.00
up. llrnndies, llcnncssy :ixxx. $1.771.
l:‘.xtru-tinc. $1.10; l‘cach Brandy. 8.30:
blackberry brandy, 7.31.“. Apricot
llratldy. Sic. About .30 more otlwr
brands whiskies. brandics and cor—
dials that are too numerous to nlon~
lion. but 1 will guarantee to sure you
i’ronl ltlc to 2.21» on every bottle you
purchase from us. You come and
convince yourself. (1111‘ Tel. 00119:.
l’lompt deiiwri
J DISESA
Famii3 Liqutu 5101c. and Wholesaler.
55 Railroad Ave. 60. Not-walk, Conn.
ltcpoll ot‘ the (‘Ondlti on 01
THE FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATION,
AL BANK.
-.....LL.1.~ L... ..__..L...
at Nora-111k. in the State of (‘onncctl-
cut. at the close oi" business Julie M.
1912.
HEStH'Ht‘ES.
Loans and Discounts ...... StEL‘IHTiUlZ
()vel‘drat‘ts. secured and
unsecured .............. 2.01043
l'. S. Heads to secure cir-
cnlation
llonds, Securities. etc.
banking house, Furniture
and Fixtures
lute from National ltauks
(not reserve agents)
line from State and Private
Hanks and Bankers, Trust
150,000.00
34.7001 1
20.00000
15.021040
Companies and Savings
llunks ................. 0.l".‘l.::-l
line from 11pm» ed lit-servo
Acorns ................. l:l:‘..l0~l.2t~'
(‘llot‘ka and tllllm‘ t‘nsb
Hoists .................. 0,310.30
Notes (11' other National
linnks ... .............. 0,211.00
i-‘znclivrul l‘nrer (‘urrenclz
Kit-1111.»: and t‘cuis ....... 0.1.11;
Lawful Money ltosorvo in
liank. via:
Specie $0.: 0.1? .‘nl
l cunt-tender notes 7. 010 00
llcdoluption fund with t‘. ..‘.
’lr’cusulcl l.» per (out
of circulation) ..........
-l 7,007.50
7.710000
................. $l,27lll..'i.’nt.04
l.lAllll.l’l‘llGS.
('upltnl stock paid in ...... $200,000.00
Surplus fund ............ 30,000.00
lihdividvd l‘rollm. lcsu ICN-
1100900 and Taxes puid ,.
National liunk Nomi out
standing ...............
Due to other National Hunks
Total
‘11.
l,111
SM. 40
ll l .000.00
11,000.77
lllll,‘ to Stale and Private
' Hanks and thinkers “4,000.00
lino to Trust, Companion ,
and Savings Hanks ...... 13,070.30
ltlvidcnds unpaid .. ...... 02.00
individual deposits anbtmi
| it) t'lll‘t‘lt ............. . 71110’1311
llemund (*fllllllt nil-11 of ties
poalt ................. . 42!.”
l‘vrtillod chucks .......... 1051.00
(‘ualllcr‘a chucks outatumb
I 01111.. ....... ......... 101020
. 'l‘otnl .. ............. ildltltlhlu-i
thto of t'ouncctlrul County tli
Pull‘llttltl. as.
I, 001211th 8. Bullock. cashier of the
above-named bank. do stilemnly awwu‘
that. the above stateroom is true to the
bent of my knowledge and belief.
(:llltllil'l‘ldlt H. SELLEUK.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo,
ibill 2201] (lily of June. lillZ.
SAMUEL L. WEED,
Notary Public.
EDWIN 0. KEELER.
CHARLES F. TlllS’l‘ltAM.
MOSES ii. tllfill’rlit.
Directors.
i (Torrect«Attest:
A crate oi strawberries was dropped
in Washington street this morning
“and mashed «beyond repair.
y...
Advertise your wants in The 30110500
‘.“.““.“ ‘S 1‘ \‘\‘\" \‘n’ ‘.“ g
1 is attending the celebration of the she
'd/‘v/aH/a a‘lV‘H/a/ar/alu/Jl a A a a .
Established 186% Established 1868
\‘xu~‘W\-\‘\-t‘tmxu\‘tu' ‘ ‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\-\.\‘~- 1.. u
. rleger o
‘t'flW .
.
l
O
.
West Washington Street
Men and Women who are
continually looking for Bar-
gains seldom get one.
1’.
’ '1}:
\‘\‘\_‘ "‘“"‘_“‘\‘\“‘ ‘5‘“-
av
Goods that are made up for
special sales are‘never a bar-
gain, no matter how cheap
they are bought.“
The: Merchandise we are sel-
ling to you can be relied upon
as dependable in every partic-
ular.
’5}- '3’)". ’J
,
_‘\;‘ ‘\‘\ -\_‘\“ s,‘\‘ “an"
I‘I' -'
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Just now we are showing
the greatest variety of
Summer Dresses,
Coats, Skirts and Waists
Dresses from 98c to $25.
\
;
Coats made of Linen. Pongee. Rajah. Taffeta,
Dutchess Satin. Cloth of Gold, White, Serge,
also Blue and Black Serges, Blue and Black
Sicilians.
Prices From $4.98 to $20
We can dress you from head to foot on our
Easy Payment Plan.
open 11 Charge Account With Us before so-
ing on your vacation
‘\W‘~§nox‘\‘\ux.\‘~:\,:\‘\w\,fl
.1— anon/v :- 1'
”(31-1- '
the young mail loves the ,'
'l‘bat's his business.
l‘ln- young lady loves the
That’s lwr luminous.
Soon they will marry.
‘l‘lult‘a ilwlr luminous.
The minister will marry
’l‘llnt‘u his luminous.
When married they will ncud Fur,
nituro. Carpets. Ranges. Stoves itllll.
t‘rOt-korv. where they got the bout.
1100011 at lowest prices. .
That’s my business.
M. L. Rosen
15 Ely Ave. 80. Norwelk. Conn.
3001111 111011.
Special
Norfolk Suits
$15
llouwupuua and Chariots.
livery (mo of those outta arc
thorn.
regular $20.00 suite. The run
unit or a chance purclumm when
in the market. this week.
Another One.
mum-a Had-lands. the 12.1111
and $2.510 kind, at ..... 96c
1!
The South
Mu. . ».
NorWullt Quartet Club
teenth iii-annual Connectlcut State
Sacngorfest, which is to be held in
New Haven during the next. four
days.
W
A woman has such an imagination
she can expect her son to become Pro
, aident because he can‘t do the mull!~
pllcatlon table.
Joseph Davis
35 Washington 0!. Tel. Con.
Norwalk Chronicler