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. the old furniture lmrk.
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‘COAL
NEWS
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.
‘ ’ This is fresh mined, bright
coal of fine quality.
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CONNEALLY 8t
BRACKEN
Dainty! White
Shoes
for Women and
Children
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Buckskin or
Canvas
Oxfords, Pumps,
High Shoes
in all the Latest
Models
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CONNEALLY &
BRACKEN
8: Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
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Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershfield 8t Son CO.
Tel. 204.
122 WIIII' It.
Outing Hats
Best Designs
French and Willow Plumes.
All New Stock.
Human Hair Good:
Fine Assortment. Sanitary.
Dressmaklng and Remodeling.
Worltruunship Guaranteed.
Our Prices Are. Always Lowest.
The Holmes Millinery
3 Monroe Street.
Walk-Over -
SHOES
TUESDAY, JUNE as :gm
All Sizes In WHITE CANVAS GOODS
THE GIGANTIC
Bridge Removal Sale
NOW GOING ON
GEORGE
159 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
KEELER
We really want to treat you right. '
We want to give you shoes that are
perfectly comfortable, that are sty-
lish, that will wear to your
satisfaction.
M. Josem & Sons
Two Stores.
195 Washington Bridge. 1 Bouton St.
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THE TALE OF TWO VESSELS.
An earthen vessel and a brass ves-
sel Were floating down a stream.
‘ a pound for
“Keep close to me," said the brass
pot. “There is safety in numbers."
“Not. I,” said the earthen pot.
“your brass sides might crush my
more fragile ones."
Moral:
daily:
The very highest prices paid for
[brass and other metal by
entire
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wellillld lunllnlii
G. YOURDISKYl
Ely Ave. South Norwaik
TEL. 912.
ic .. pomd lot at... the My best. His Mechanlclan, Bossagnana,
it'ltttlt-r beds.
Watch
for Ii. Alexander, the
who pays highest prices for rags. ruli-
hers. metals, paper and leather beds.
Also buys and evils srwmd-hand fur~
nitnrc. t‘all up or write
R. Alexander
Tel. 356-2. 21 Raymond St.
P. S.~—l have no man working for
me. Watch for my sign on wagon.
[‘l‘ l( (‘3 IOI'
ort St
if it‘s .lunk sell to Win,
Fort St.
l-Ii‘trou.
East Not-walk, who pays to
Host prices paid
ilo
rags.
for auto tires and lcnlht-r beds
‘tloesn'l go around with lu-lls or docs-
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a Little
don‘t put ull
it you vult‘l
afford to buy a lot put a little, mu
line of new and Hilliolliisllllllil loru‘uuru.
Secondhand tnrniluru and slows
bought and mil‘llllllitt'tl.
Aiii‘l‘ honecclvnuim:
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Spruce Up'
nt ramp to the house unless
lil.
wry busy.
Must Sta
H‘lll
ior. Send metal or 'lcl. Notify us
alimd as Wu urt-
two wvoks more on tho bridge, New
Htll‘i‘ u. not unlit- ready.
Have just rucmyvti Ladivs‘ White
annick Shoes and I'illillm on the
vet bubble that with! to be sold in
our new More. ‘but will place the
snow on sale at the reduced prices.
169 WaalnngtOn St. (Bridge)
MAX LEVY’S
169 WABHINGTON 81"., BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
lul-
MERRiLL COLLEGE EXHIBIT.
'i'hu Merrill l‘ullmtl- oxlllhll in tho
('lln'ord l‘hnrtnnvy in tillrnclluu con»
aldurnlilu attention. tilt-an
nu'nl days. unllr (illlll‘tllli‘lillf‘
tor lllt‘ amount and niylun lhu pmlplu
ui' Ilila city an opportunity in mm for
lhvnuwlwx and judge the chururlc-r of
work done at this well known bani
nuns; addition, The oxhlllli. which in
aural-lively arranged, connlnlu ol‘
muwinwuu oi the work done in wrll~
inn and lypuwrlllnlt. which in mrlaliv
l‘Ulll Illl‘lll‘”
Ilium:
M GutkOWSky ly a l‘l’l‘illl, in tho nrlmol. A lyluh
wrll-u‘, representing the. Work and a
13.491 wflhinggon m, Tel. 419 diploma. rc-pwm-mlng the finished
.. . product org» also in evidence.
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i" Monday evenings.
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,A WORD T0 rut: WISE
,. .. The Necessity of a Savings Bank
Account is Proverbial
South Norwalk Savings Bank
Invites Small Accounts
.
Closed Saturdays at noon.
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.slul‘l oi the French automobile Grand
1an ac
rciinlllc mun,
‘ linssaz...
‘thc run: at dawn.
. kilometres (about
‘illllOllKHl.
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Elf.
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Horses!
“3—— .. “$1251..“
Horses!
Will arrive June 24, 1912‘ a ,crrload of Kansas Horses suitable
for all purposes.
all well broken.
them over.
B. HERSHFIELD
Sales Stables Corner Concord and Wood Streets,
'l‘hesevhorses come direct from the farms and are
Weights from 1.100 to 1,600 lbs.
Come and look
South Norwalk.
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Rifll HAS Hillllll
lCoIinet Seriously Injured and
Instantly Killed
llllil‘l‘l‘l. Franco, .luiw 25:.~~'l'l.t-
I'r‘m: rate
l-clotl lot “was marry-ti lg.
‘ldcut this morning. t'ollnct.
who r as llllOIllllJ. n tlrcuoirt- llllli‘llll.i,
uhcn trying to pass another coinprli
tor on the roursc, shot
till and cnpsirtd. his inwhuuicinn.
lilill, being instantly lilllt'tl
and to Lot himself seriously iulurcdn
l9 sen-n automobiles started in
being dispatched at
minim~ inlcrinls. The course a
trianguhir Ollt‘ of stwcnty-st-vmi hilu-
illt'll‘cs lalloul it: lliilvill. or which the
corners are lllt‘ towns of bin. Lotuiin-
lures and llirppe. 'I‘ht- competitors
must cover the course twenty times
(oinpiciiiu: ton laps today and ten to-
moirou ihe total distance in Lipid
5007
which had not been vom-
since 12”“.
up bro the
is,
is
miles. lhl‘w‘
.\n immense crowd anthem-d at thr-
slart, special trains having been run
from all parts of Europe. The cont-so
is guarded by over 2.0M“ soldiers. whol
are stationed at illll'l'UllS to :li‘t‘Yulll
Illt' public trespassing and running
into dunner.
il‘nc oi the entries from the
Stairs. a Ford illfiil‘llllil'_
drawn at lllu lust llltlll‘lt‘lli.
tilts represented in lllt‘
runtc lauglnnd, Italy,
llulriuni
l Al the lllll of llltl mwnlhl
l‘ultwrl
With-
The mini-l
l'iil'l‘ lll'l‘
Germany and
W it 5
up lla
\lll lliuu- liimyn. o! .\cw \mlt nus
hauling. illllmyui by Louis \Villlllt'l'.
lloilol. llnsln and lilnnt. lirutp
llioun‘a arumpp spccd “an 73 iv:
miles an hour
llayid llrucu llmwn won llll' lli'sl
hall‘ w ill“ izrnnd p.i7n-, lli‘ was,
Illth't‘l’I‘. not rt-plvsculiul; tho l‘uilcd
SWIM“
l. A. 'l'.
but use dri\ int:
machine.
an Italian l-'.
mu lap»: in dim
lance til' i?" ltlluinvlrun or about ~l'di
miles, I. l-’.! l’nt'lmllzwl, cmnpb-linl: the
lirut tluy'u prtwl'nlu in ii hours. ill} mili-
nlcn. :ls ili‘t‘lillili‘.
llulloi, dririnr. u l’l‘n'ill'll Luau l‘vu-
puul machine, \\'ill\‘ wound, only about
iwliind, bin llnw imiun ll
Jib mllullmz, it! nl'l‘mulh.
iwn minim-p
lump.“
LATIMER-PLANT.
Mink .latw Hunt the ultnrtlvv
duunhlvr of Henry W. Plant, or (me
nuunu llulul ilrnnarlllv. N. Y.. and Air
Il‘l'll lluiwll tallnun of ilronxxillu,
ua rt» unlit-til n intmluun at high nounl'
today in lhn munuuu lumw til‘ lllt’t
bride. in 'lwllu inland, 'l‘hr m-rmnuny
nun putlurnud lu llm Mr. l’lmu.
uncle of thin luidu. in the lli'l'itmtlu of;
tin» lnunmllule relutlvvn and u. few
of ilip iutlumto friends of tho rolilrut‘l-
luu particle. The house was litmuiifnb
ly dwnrulvd tor the occasion with
lrusllly out and fragrant (mountain inn»
rel. which was artistically arranged.
tilmrtly alter the humanity. the hm»
py conple‘lei’t on a three Wi‘fllifi' llnht‘X»
moon trip to the White Mountains
ltrlnrnlng to Belle island at the extil
ration of that time. they will spend
another week with Mr. Plant, after
which they will proceed to Ijronxvillc.
where they will take up their resid-
once The happy rooplo him» iha best
wishes of their many friends for a
happy and sorrowful married life.
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llu-ld this afternoon
3 from the ltivcrsidc chapel.
1 will follow in the llirt-mitlt» (‘i'lllt‘lt‘l‘§.
lllAIllS Allll lllllilllili.
Veteran Bates.
Joseph llutcs, a vet/crap, died in
llaubury yesterday. liis remains
were removed to the Sultiivrs' Iiumv
and lllt‘ funeral will he: held iurnorrow
at ‘3 p. in, from tho homo clmpcl with
interment in Springgrow wmwtcry,
r
Veteran Payne.
Payne dicd at the Stiltlle‘i‘s'
liov yvstordny, H4,- wns a niuullwr wt
Company A. 24th i‘. \' 1. Thu rvlnuius
Writ‘ taken to Middlczown i'ur ll.lI-‘.‘»
and services.
John ‘1'
Funeral of Mrs. Keeler.
The funeral hlil'Vit'tls (H'r‘l‘ lilt'
l1“
.iunins oi Mrs. Mary Koch-r. ut‘ \N'vst-
port, wort- held )veltil‘iln)‘ afternoon,
at 2:140 o‘clock tom the liolllt' of her
daughter, Mrs John .\i:~.r\lu, of “first
port. The sorrirvs “'(‘l‘if largely at-
tended and a numlwr of beautiful lint"-
al tributes li'silllvti m :hc cswcm
which the docuasml was ht-ld in the
community. intcrmv-nt ehsnt'd iu the
Riverside cctiiwtl'rl'.
Funeral of Mrs. Foote.
The funeral M‘l'\'li‘t‘5 (WH‘ the re-
mains of Mrs. Asa Filllli'. ot‘ (‘enn-r
avenue. will be held tomorrow :lllt‘l"
noon from WT into home at ll O‘clock.
libr. Lincoln liollistcr (‘uswulL ot‘ the
Norwnlh Methodist Church. will dill-
cintc- and inlcrnwut will follow in the
Norwnlk t‘cuwu-ry,
Funeral of Mrs. Hokenuon.
'I‘lH- lunvrnl services over the
mains nl" Mrs. ldn lloltvnsun will
at
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00LONEL BRYAN WOULD
GONTIIOL CONVENTIDN
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ti otuluucd from Llrlilh Panel.
and shunt duriut: tin- pruyur
\‘uuliwl t‘uliH‘lillUll hall
hilt ii I“
.’l'hc lili'lil
Min r‘slm‘ltt'x‘l Lil
'l'llo attention it! the delegation nan
Mich thnl llin cal‘tlluul's \‘uicb l'lilill}
carrlnl lo the l'arlht-ul corners nl‘ lllt“
hull. ’l‘lu- efforts at the lilt‘lllli'l‘lH in
min on l-ll‘vrl tin a v'uunlscn bud lawn
'rtm'nvtl ullll nlicrtxns.
'l'lu it» was n r: ulnrlmlllo tin-tiltinnlrn»
inn: 5‘“ ill“ l‘. .rdlnnl t' Ha ludwl.
“in n 'ltlll
’l'lit‘l‘v
i'tiiu upplunav ti lli‘M null
lhru a meal n‘uu ol hunt! lnpnlmt .mll
lllt i‘l‘lliu multi- Iii'l‘l’ hiu :tulltum'u,
M. llll‘ ulmuoimtntéuu pulmidwl Son
tut-r lim‘u. llrrau‘a «andldutn for h-nr
pl-rury c‘inlrunlu lnlrrul tlw hall it a
limit: our ul till' galleries luvhlml the
platform lwhlud the platform niurlml
n :llmwr l’ur inuut
“limlu‘ l’ryiu'” tho; rimmed, mil
Ilirnrtlrl? btnltn lwrw "vain Aillr'k
ill .ntlltl hln tint-v] iu ruin inr lit-turn!
luiuutun i. ll finally
quiet in pl'ht'm‘tl,
i‘lmlrtunl Mark clitorird lilo an
lilotuiwuwnl of lilo lompurtlr) organi-
antlbn,
l'ifliilsllllll lincrniury lilulth begun in
road: “'l‘etnpbrnry i'lrairnmn .a’illun ll.
l‘urhm', of New nth."
lie was interrupted by a cheer. The
hand Jenner! in with "Uh. on livanlliul
lbll.“ the potato drwxulnz out the tilt.»
ill animation Thu Fl’t'i‘i’ifll‘S than pro
uncured cu'suu‘l
emailed with the annuuncmnnul of the
.
olhtr «ulcers
.‘l‘lr. im an shook his head. hind up
his hand and made other attempts to
quell the oulluirut. This flailing the
band began to play \ir Bryan sn‘
down tannin; himself norrnuhly with!
a his palm leaf
(‘runm Alc. $l.lll case. imn't forget
our wines. l’orl, Sherry and Mnscatol
for $1M an]. is worth Sign. This
is what you hayr- been paying: for thr-
snine duality. ".\'hisltiu~s from “2.00
.np lll’.illiil¢’i4. lichucssy lint. Si 75.
ii tniiuu, $l in; l’vnch llrnntly. sic:
tion. but 1 w: ".i an tillli’t '0 saw you
ll‘lll' .i luc- lti .'.i" I‘ll t \“tll' l|()lllll yull
.llllll ii inc 1mm s lot mum and
4tllr'._llll't' your.~ H .r Tel. tilld‘.‘
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TRISTRAM 8. HYATT
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk, Connecticut
Twenty-Nine Seasonable suits
for Women who want to save money' for vacation time
STRICTLY UP-TO-D ATE
THE POPULAR CLOTHS AND COLORS
We have marked them down to going-aivay prices.
the supply is limited, the size range is very good.
First come, first served
STYLES IN
ALL
Even if
not, Look, Look
You can save money. i don't. ad-
\crtise anything: that, i can't make.
good. Save you {In to it) per cent.
Now i will prove to you. Schlitz
\lilwnnluw lot-i" for $1.50 case, 24
bottles. Welt and Zcruerk l’ilsencr.
still. Nassau i‘iisvuer. $l.lb case.
Interboro, $1.0M case. ()thcr kinds im-
lltlltvti luccrs, Exams Pale Ale. flue ta-
ble (‘rcuin Ale. i‘lousen and i-‘lanailnu
1%.. illi’l‘r)‘ lirnntly. 73c: Apricot
lhnuliy, nit: About in more other
nrnxuls “lllsklvs, branding. and cor»
dials lli:l' .ll" um uniuu oi. to timi-
i‘rmupt \.(lt‘1l\t*l‘l.
J.DISESA
lnni y in; lltl < UN." .11: d \‘Ei til csnlcr.
55 Railroad Aye. So. Norwalk, Conn.
A.
The Beers Meat do
Provision Co.
13 - IS Main Street, Norwalk
22 West Washington St, South
Norwalk
Phone at Both Stores
SPECIAL
TOMORROW
Pork Chops lb 15c
lb . 1 33c
Full Line of Groceries
NOWAK—LUBLONOWITCH.
Minn itcuimi l.ubloium'itch
il‘iuult Nowalt \wrt-
on nuturduy morning at 9 o'clock in
tit. Mary‘u church. 'l‘lu- cvt‘rnmn)
wuu purloruiwl by ltuv. li‘uthcr Finn
and Hip muph» wort» allvndt-d by Miss
Emma Non-nit, iil’li‘l‘ ul‘ ilw primal, us
lu‘ltlctunld. and Henry Zomba an lwul
llldli.
Thu lu'ldn wan hundmuiwly gnwlli‘ti
lu Willlo aniln. lrlumuml with idlit mu-
ln’uidvi'y and WUI‘!‘ a Hill which won
“PM in plucv by u lnr‘lxlr- of oruuuh
hioauumu. tibu curi'lud a bouquet of
bridal t'uuru. 'l'lw lu'ldcmuld was drone
ml in pink Milt mall and carried it lion.
quot of rurnuilotm.
Al the r'utit’ltifllllll of the wrumuny,
lilo bridal party and uumda rcpnircd
to tho litmu- of the bride. in 27 It‘l'l‘l'lu
nwnun‘ whore u reception was hold.
The bride was the, recipient or many
limtdmmu and valuable wedding gifts.
which included cut glass, chariot, fur»
ultnrn and other neural and pretty
lhlnus.
The members of lamina Lodge.
l‘iotutluurs of Hermann enjoyed a ride
to Hlnmfnrd in Paul i'rminser's auto-
mobile on Sunday in honor of the main
rings of one of the members. the bride
brine amlluted with this society.
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and
juinvul in tuurt'lnuo
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Attorney John Keogh. 0! Washing-
ton street, is spending the day in
i‘lrldaepnrt on business.
Sentinel want ads. pay .dlvidondl
‘rery quickly.
lula/‘Iuln/a lav
H'W‘\‘\‘\=\:x
Established 1863
gains seldom g
ular.
Summer
Dresses from
Coats made of Linen,
Dutchess Satin. Cloth
Sicilians.
Prices From
Easy Payment Plan.
ing on your vacation
H.Krieger & Co.
West Washington Street
, Men and Women who are
continually looking for Bar-
Goods that are made up for
special sales are never a- bar-
gain, no matter hovv cheap
they are bought.
The Merchandise we are sel-
ling to you can be relied upon
as dependable in every partic-
Just now we are showing
the greatest variety of
Coats, Skirts and Waists
also Blue and Black Serges, Blue and Black
We can dress you from head to foot on our
Open a Charge Account With‘Us before go-
Established 1868
et one.
”BWWEEBWE
WWWWEE‘EQW
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Dresses,
98c to $25.
Pongee. Rajah. Taffeta.
of Gold. White Serge,
$4.98 to $20
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The young mun loves the young ludy.
’l‘hnl‘u hlu bnnluuuu.
'l‘hu young lady loved the ynnuu man.
'l‘llat‘n lwr lmslnonu.
Soon they will marry.
'l‘hut'u their lmnlnrrs.
The minister will marry
'l‘luil‘u his lninluenn.
When married llicy will need Fur-
niture. (‘urpu-ts, llnngru. litmus and
Crockery. where “my not the lit-st
lthodn at iuwrni prime.
'l‘lml‘n my lutslnvnu.
M: L. Rosen
Ely Ave.
llu-m.
‘15 80. Norwelk. Conn.
lllllil ill Will Sllllll
WALL STREET, lilzlil n. m.—~ Frat:
iionnl declines in the active list wore
general at, the opening of today's stock
market. The heaviness extended to
the various copper issues. The only
exreptlon lo the yielding tendency was
American Snuff which rose
point.
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lmw
Special
Norfolk Suits
$15
lionu-epuuu and Chuvlois.
.
livery out» of these nullu are
regular $20.00 nulls. ’l‘hu re~
uult til~ a chance purchase. when
in the unirkct thin week.
Another One.
vi‘ludlauds, the $2.00”
11.50 kind, at 95¢:
2!
Hull toll
and
JosephDavis
as thlngton It. Tel. Con.
Norwalk Chronicler