Dreeomekinn m Bumnde‘iingr
Workmsnshi-p Guaranteed
” The Hulmes urinary
3 Monroe street.
Walk Over
SHOES
We really want to treat you right.
Wewsnt to give you sheets that one
perfectly comfortable, that are sty-
lish, that will wear to your entire
«satisfaction.
M. Josem 8. Sons
Two Stores. .
195 Washington Bridge. 1 Bouton St.
To This harbor since the re-
‘ coal Troubles. Coal is
selling at a greatly re-
‘THE TALE OF TWO VESSELS;
An earthen vessel and a brass vos- .
eel were floating down a stream.
“Keep close to me,” said the brass
pot. “There is safety in numbers "
“Not 1" said the earthen not,
"your brass sides might crush my
more fragile ones "
‘ 'Moral: Choose your company care-
.fully 3
The very highest prices paid for
brass and other metal by
G. YOURDISKY
Ely Ave. South Nor-walk
TEL. 912.
1c 8. pound for urge, the very best
prices for feather beds
Watch
for R. Alexander. the reliable man,
who pays highest prices for rags, ruin
hers. metals, paper and feather beds.
Also buys and sells second-hand fur-
niture Call up or write
R. Alexander
el. 356.2. 21 Raymond at.
P. S.-—l have no man working to:
me. Watch for my sign on wagon.
35 FortSt.
It it’s .lunk sell to Wm. 'Eiiron, 35
Fort St.. East Nor-walk, who pays to
a pound for rags. Best prices paid
for auto tires and leather beds. He
doesn't go around with bells or does-
n’t come to the house unless sent
for. Send postal or Tel. 441. Notify us
ahead. as we are very busy.
Must Stay
two weeks more on the bridge. New
store is not quite ready.
Have just received Ladies’ White
Nubuok Sheet; and Pumps on the int
3est bobble that were to be sold in
our new store. but will place the
lsnmc on sale at the leduced prices
169 Washington St (Bridge.)
MAX LEVY’S 1
169 WASHiNGTON BT., BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
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.The young man loves the young lady.
3 That's his business. .
33mce 3'l‘he young ludv loves the young man.
'l‘hnts her business
3530011 they will marry.
3 3 That‘s their business.
'8 itt e 3'lhe minisicr will marry them.
3 That’s his business.
«After houneclenuing dont 3,333 a” When married they will need Fur
old furniture buck.
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82 Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
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The B. Hershfield & Son 00.
T111. an 122 mm u.
Our Prices A10 Always Lowest. . 3‘
313-15 Main Street,
“Bluefish
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on and 12.50
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139 WASHINGTON STRHET BRIDGE
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horses!
Gigantic Budge Removal Sale
reduced to 981:
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Wm arrive June 2‘4, 1912, n cur-load of Kansas HorSes suitable
for all purposes. These horses some direct from the farms and are
all well broken. Weights from 1,100 to 1.600 lbs.
them over.
B HERSHFIELD
"Sales stables Comer Concord and Wood Streets, South Norwaik.
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C. M. Daniels. oi Chestnut Street.
Net-walk. brought suit against The
General Missionary Movement, some
time ago for the recovery of it done-
tion he made to the extent of $.99.
Frederick Shaw, as head 01‘ the so-
ciety. let. no grass grow beneath his
pedal extremities 11nd was prepared
for the plaintiff through his attorney
Henry Joyce, and Prosecuting Attor
ney Chester S. Sellcck lost his case-
bciore a jury lust owning, during the
course of which suit for damages Mr.
Daniels was nppeased and convened
so that herons the court. adjourned he3
hnd donated :1 sum of $50 000 for the
cause His suit was brought on 11.93
grounds that the money donated to the'1
missionary society was being spenti
too freely and not as much for the
. (Hausa as it should 119.3
The Bolus Meat is
Provision Co.
Norwnlk3m
22 West Washington ST, South3
Norwslk
Phone at Both Stores
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Spanish Mackerel 141:3
Porgies Sci
Weakfish 1203
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Rhund Clams' 1n Sheil‘
and Opened.
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Come and look
The trial was held in the Norwalk
Church diasement and
Judge Franklin Gregory presided. C.
Otis Fitch ‘was clerk of the court and
Charles liswxhuret was crier. There
were witnesses from foreign coun-
tries, gsrbed to represent the place
from whence they came to testify and
the make-ups were excellent. Presi-
dent Tait, sex-President Roosevelt and
President-mny-betwhe Bryn-n were
witnesses for the defense.
The court was decorated, an unu's
uni idea. but every pleasing and suc
.ccsstul one. The de} orations weie
:iouncd free of charge by the. import
ing Tea ttnnpam, of South N01
walk
The affair was gheu in the WH-
man's Foreign Missionary- Society and
Mrs Carolyn Smith. of Union Park,
was in full charge.
The participants and whom the\ rep-
resented were us iollous:
Judge-Franklin. Gregory.‘
Court Criel'MC'hns. iinwxliurst.
Clerkwmis Fitch. 3
Prosecuting Attorneyrtfihester Sui
Defendant Attorney—Henry Joygu
Prosecution
Mr. Money Bugs—C. M. Daniels.
Mrs. Bishop-~31”. Edward Chas»
\lrs. Ruby Diuniondo—xliss Flinn ll\
ington.
Mr Saintly Smulln1nn~—\'ictor llrun
(loge.
Miss Sii'ongmMrs. Tho-s. Baxter.
Mr. Tiger liunterwioiimifi Gleen-
wood.
Mrs. \l'astefulimliiss Carrie liur-
1ct..
Mi. \\'lnternitz~—.\lr. Lester Wyeth.
Mrs Enough- todo-ut-hmne - Miss
(‘nriio Olmstcud.
Mr. Abel Humid—whit:
kuis.
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Defense.
Mr. Sitci'li‘.ce-—.\ir. urea Shaw.
Miss Truew—Miss Ruth Curtiihcrs
Miss l.ong»—Miss Isabel ‘»l“‘l‘.l.t':‘l.
Mr. Winston C'lllll‘ClllllMMl. ’IJIIT,‘
srllng.
Mrs. Bishop-«Mrs. t‘hnsmur.
Mi. Archibald Coolidge—Mr. Chas.
ives 3 ..
President 'l‘ultéMr. Wesley Weiss.
Minn Triehucdw—Mrs Middle-’lirook.
Ex- Pichideut Rooseveltmhlr. W alter
lichens.
lion. Wm. Jennings
Nelson ilenedirt.
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Brynn »»»»» Mr.
W: 1! you can’t niiure, Cnrputu, Ranges. Stoves and
0rd to buy a lot sea :1 little. Full
.3 of new and second. hand furniture
Cloolwm. whom they not
goods at lowest prices
'l‘hni‘ a my business.
the bust
Lady of the l‘)ecomiion-Ethmn Roi)-
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Second-hand turniiuiu and stoves3
pm sud exchanged 3 M. L. Rose“
.. GutkOWSky 315 my Ave. 80. Norwelk. Conn.
I" Washington lit. Tel. 4103 DO YOU W 13h“?
, agawp lto change your position? it no, try
at such um imagination n motion] at! tor a week. “'1
or son to hecorne Pro 3 it is the recognized medium in The
no shaft do the multi‘3 Norwalks tor employers and employee.
3 Try it {or 11 week and den.
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» in; things coon“ water. soda and och»
3 er beverages divorced trout the host.
, wedded to the. but he wants that 1111‘
Horton: pm of his hot weather. can:
‘ Want patently“. it com no more than
A good American helmet: in "talk
on PURE. Certified loo iillii that,
the at minimum guilty - its not;
too soon to «you. order today Phone.
3 Mt.
' ridge. .1. E. McClane. Edward Muston,
(louver 3
lliuhopmtilni'ence Cable...
Nntive women or
Mexicow-Mru. Hurry Smith.
Chine-whim Ruth lirmston.
indiuwMiss Hazel Rusk.
‘ananwhlisu Nellie Denney.
Atrium—Miss Carolyn Smith.
Koren—mm” Edith Roberts.
Korean Child—«Elizabeth.
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Home .
Norwalh’s Leading Dry Goods Store
a and 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk. Connecticut
Ladies Tailored Linen Suits and
Coats, and Brilliantine Coats
A New and CompleteAssortmt-nt of these Cool and Comfortable Garments
Bathing Suits for Women and Children. New Stock just re-
ceived. Bathing Caps and Shoes.
We make a specialty of large or small cuntracts tor Window
Shades, and guarantee the best materials and workmanship
M l LLS—Dl SBROW
Wedding Ceremony Performed at the
Bride's Home in Hanford Place.
Miss
place and William H. Mills of Broad
day afternoon at. 4 o'clock at the home
River were joined in marriage yester—
oi' the. bride in the. presence of a large
gathering of the relatives and immed-
iate friends of the contracting parties.
The wedding was a pretty one in ovo-
ry sense.
The bridal couple stood under an
arch of roses while the ceremony was
1.19ng performed by Rev. John E. Zei~3
ter, of the South Norwnlk Methodist
Episcolal Church. The bride was alt-
tendcd ivy Mrs. John A. Mills and .l 3
A. Mills acted as best man. The in"itle
ens hecomiugly dressed in white sat-
in and carried a immune: of white roe
us. The brldemuid was gowued in-
white sutin and carried pink roscs.
The ilowor girls were Miss i. miss
Cuhle and Miss Myrtle Mills. 'l‘he3
house was beautifully decorated ion:
the occnslun. '
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trip to Niagara Falls and upon their‘
return will reside at the bride’s home.
Among those present at the cere-
mony serge \ir and Mrs G. Mather.3
Miss E. Bunion, Mrs. Rachael White 3
Mr. and Mrs. H. Buttery and family
Mr. and Mrs. .l. Guide and family.
Clarence Cathie, Mr. and Mrs. William
llisbrow, Mrs. Sarah A. Mills Mr. and
Mrs. John A Mills and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs G W. Mills, .\ir. and Minn G. 3
B Mills and dot: ghtei Mr. and Mrs. C. 3
Hatfield. Mr and Mia F.Fer1'_is Mr.
11nd Mrs. G. Mnlkin. Mr. and Mrs. E.
Mills. F. C. Reidell and fam-
ily, Mrs. Adcock and daughter, Mr .nnd
Mrs. Frank Raymond and Mrs. 6.3
Raimond Among the out oi’lown
gues‘is were Mr. and Mrs W. c.3011-
inn Miss I) (lullck. 0‘ Long Ridge
and Miss Grace Simone. of New Ha
yen.
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Mrs. Herbert Brown.
llanictt Josephine. wile of Herbert
I). Brown. died inst night in the Nor-'
walk iiostltal where she has been ill
for some little time. She leaves he—
side her husband several children.
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of what "not to 'i’orset" when
you pack your giip for your on-
nunl two woeks' vacation is
surely on the minds of many
people at present.
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Bathing Suits 32110 To $4.00
~ilnthinn Suit llultn 50a
“Knothe” 11nd "Cirrus" 112111..
501: to $1.50
.Negllgce Shirts .. 91.120 to I350 3 i
witllor Without noiinn.
[Union Suits. knee length or
full length, uleovslons‘ or 1-4
sleeves ".00 to 32.00
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H. 9. Pulse. Fred 8. Levon,
Sent. Fred Bedisnt. Ralph unedient.
0. J. Clark, Richard Ahott, Richard
Nlnhett.
‘ The bridge 10111111113113»... committee
hold a. contm’m with" Attorney .an
hint. or Hartford. retire ting; he
Fen-ls estate. rectum ntiernoon in
Athletic. underweamee to 913.80
Panmne 11.00 «115.00 _‘
' ”walls tit .bsaeoiH 50d ta C1190 31'
ftioilsrs. Plait Hose, .‘echwsar.
Handkerchiefs, Paris (lantern;
Boston Garters. em. etc.
Viola Dishrow of Hnni’ord' '
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happy couple left on their honeymoon? ' "
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Norfolk Midliy Blouses
At 111.25
Are You short of Money?
Don't mind that; almost everybody' is at present.
But on our system it does not require a large out-
Paymenis'. No burden on you,and agreealileto'us.
afar/Ar n'aH/n a at-
Established 1868
H. Krieger & Co
West Washington Street
ARE YOU GOING ON
YOUR VACATION?
Before you go look through our stock of Ready-to
wears. We carry the largest and best assortments
in 'Phe Norwalks. at popular prices.
OUR ——~«
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Cat Beds
Have you seen them? Good for the porch, lawn
Set up or taken down in one minute.
Very desirable for clmping. You can take“ it' un-
der your arm wherever you go. Price complete 53.
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when. ’1‘” 'A',’/" u. a)“.
The funeral services will he held on
Sutnrduy after-non at 3 o'clock from
the late residence of the deceased and
Rev. Ernest F. Motlregor, pastor or '
the Not'wnlk Congregational Church,
will otiiclnte. interment will follow
in the Norwslk cemetery.
Hurry Taylor
’l‘n‘ylor'wlho was
tinny proof-lo
‘tor of the Stnflordshlre House}, a pop~
.uinr English eating house in liridgo-
port, for twenty yearn. died at his
home in that city yonterdsy and an,
plum oi several months. Mr. Taylor
~th mourns at adultnlntsnoes in Don-
bury. no we Mtymine yours of one
and is survived liy. his wife and two
twin V. Warren. , 3
n V Warren died yesterday at
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Look Look Look:
You can save money. i don't 1rd.
vortiso anything that i don't muke
good.
Now I will prove to you. Buhlitn
Milwaukee Beer for 31.50 case, 24
bottles. Woiz 11nd Zorwork Pilsener,
$1..20 Nassau museum-.4110 cum.
interuoro. $1.00 cuss. Other kinds in»
his Cream Ale. Giousan and Thomson
Groom Ale. ti 10 case. Don't forget
tor 31.00 as]. is worth $150. This"
in what you hsve been paying an the
some quality. Whistles from Q3200
up. hrsutilas, Henneny 8m, 1 7
ill-xtrn‘iine. $1. 40: 1’th tirandy‘, in .
hinckhorry Brandy, 7511; Apr ot
,Bramly, the. About 60 more
iii-ands wrinkles. bundles and
dials that are too hunters still
tion. but. 1 Will guarantee town!
from the to 250 on em Tutti
purchase from us. You!»
. cumin,“ yourself. ,
Prompt delivery .3
Save you 20 to 40 per cent. «, ‘
ported beera,Evn1n1 Pale Ale, line in" I "
our wines. Port Cherry and Muscutel 3 .
Norwalk Chronicler