fWe have just unloaded the
first cargo of coal to come
a this harbor since the ref
out coal troubles. Coal is
. _ selling at a greatly re-
duced price—although not.
as low as in former years.
This is fresh mined, bright
do! of fine quelity.
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M/‘/ ”I- fl/‘MIWV,
'BRACKEN
‘Damty White
‘ Shoes
[Tor Women and
'9 Children
' Buckskin or
_ _ - Canvas.
'1 Oxfbrds. Pumps,
High Shoes
”Iniall the Latest
‘ {Models
VooNNBALLY &
.r-BRACKEN
. 8: Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
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9- . G. YOURDISKY
I Watch
.. me. Watch for my sign on wagon.
Best Deanne.
Frenoh and Willow Plumes.
‘ - All New Stock 3
Human Hair Geode
lilies Assortment Sanitary.
Dmmaklnu and Reniodellngl'
workmanship Guaranteed
Our Prices Are Alwars Lowe“. _
The Holmes Millinery
3 Monroe Street.
Walk Over
SHOES
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 entire
satistnotlon.
M. Josem 8. Sons
Two Stores.
l95 Washington Bridge.
1 Bouton Sit.
THE TALE OF TWO VESSEL‘S,
An earthen vessel and n brass ves- .
eel were floating down a stream.
“Keep close to me," said the brass
“There is safety in numbers."
“Not 1,". said the earthen pot,
“your brass sides might crush my
more fragile ones."
‘Morai: Choose your company care-
.fully
The very highest prices paid (or
brass and other metal by
Ely Ave. South Norwaik
TEL. 912.
in a pound for rugs, the very best
prices for feather beds.
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for R. Alexander, the reliable man.
who pays highest prices for rags, rub-
bers, metals, paper and feather beds.
Also buys and sells second-hand f-ur-
niture. Call up or write
R. Alexander
Tel. 356-2. 21 Raymond 8t.
P. S.——I have no man working for
35 Fort St.
If it's Junk sell to Wm. When, 35
Fort St., East Nor-walk, who pays lo
a pound for rags. Best prices paid
for auto tires and feather beds. ‘He
doesn't go around with hells or does-
n't come to the house unless sent
for. Send postal or Tel. 441. Notify us
‘ Hazclton
COAL
The B Hershfield & Son Co.
'l’el. 294 122 Water It.
, :same on sale at the reduced prices.
ahead as we are very busy.
Must Stay
New
two weeks more on the bridge.
store is not quite randy.
Have just received Ladies‘ While
Nubuck Shoes and Pumps on the lat
est bobble llhlil were to be sold in
‘our new store. bur will place the
169 Washington St. (Bridge)
MAX LEVY’S
169 WASHINGTON 81”.. BRIDGE
~mw“.—ma~~*
e pruce
n Little
a.
the old furniture buck.
item to buy a lot got u lllmtle
Holland-hand furniture and
‘usht and exchanged.
7 ‘ 591 Wuhlngton at.
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fter houseoleaning dont 'put all
if you cnn‘ii C
F11“ l goods at lowmit prices.
of new and second hand iurnlurre.‘
stoves
Gutkowsky
Tel. 41" l
ruin such an imaginationl a Sentinel all for a week.
_ her son to become Pro it is the recognized medium in The
he can‘t do the muith
SOUTH NORWALK
The young man loves the young lady.
That's his business
The young ludy loves the young mun.
That's her business,
lSoon they will marry.
'l‘bnt‘s their business.
tThe minister will murry them.
That’s his business,
When mnrrled they will need For-
Monetary, whom they get the
'l‘hni‘ a my business.
Ladies Gun Metal
’ before :1 jury last evening. during the
nitrn‘e. Carpets, Ranges. Steven and
hour
Oxfords. reducedto if
$2 00ml $250 reduced to 98¢
‘ err rm: - ,.
Gigantic Bridge Removal Sale
. GEORGE KBBL
159 WASHINGTON STREE BRIDGE
WW—
"OISBSl H0595!
Will arrive June 24, 1912, a cor-load at Kansas Horses suitable
her all purposes. These horses come direct from the terms and are
all well broken. Weights from 1,100 to 1,600 lbs. Come and look
thorn over.
B. HERSHFIELD
"Sales Stables Corner Concord and Wood Streets, South Norwalk.
MISSIIJNIRY Illlll
_ Ill Nillinlli llllllllill
C. M. Daniels, 0: Chestnut street
Norwnlk, brought suit against The
General Missionary Moi-emeni, some
time ago for the recovery of a donu
tion be made to the extent of $.99.
Frederick Show, as head of the so-
ciety. let no grass grow beneath his
pedal extremities and was prepared
. The trial was held in the Norwnlk
Methodist Church basement and
Judge Franklin Gregory presided. C
Otis Fitch Was clerk of the court and
Charles linwxhurst was orier There
were witnesses from foreign coun
tries, gnrbed to represent the place
from whence they came to testify and
the. make-ups were excellent. Presi-
dent Tait ox President Roosei elt and
President-mny-be-to- :be Bryan were
witnesses tor the defense.
The court was decorated, an unus—
ual idea. but a very pleasing and and
for the plaintiff through his attorney. .ceggfu] one The decorations were
Henry Joyce, all“! Prosecuting Ailfir‘iloanod freoo of charge hi the import
ney Chester S. Selleck lost his case lag Tea Company of South V01
Ewalk.
course of which suit for damages Mr. 1 The affair was given by the wa.
Daniels wns appensed and (onverted‘mans Foreign Missionnn Soc-tie _\ and
so that before the court ndjouined ”Cling-g Carolyn 31mm of Union pin-k
lind donated a sum of $50 000 for the was in fun («bulge .
cause. His suit was brought on the t The participants and whom the) rep.
grounds that .the money donated to-the l resented were as follows-
missionnry society was being spenii Jrldgg3~p‘m,1klin Gregory,
too freely random as rnuch‘for lhel (‘ouit Crier—~Chas wahursr,
“cause" as it should he. ' Clerk on; pinch ,
Prosecuting Allolno\-Cllesier sd
' leek.
Defendant Attoriiey¥wiielrry Joyce
Prosecution
Mr. Money Bugs—C. .\i. Daniels.
The Beers Meat 8: i
Provision Co.
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Mrs. Bishop—«Mrs Edward (‘hus
13 ' 15 Main Street! NOYWdlk lm Mrs. Ruby Diamoudr .viiss Ednn iii-
22 West Washington St, South moon 1 ‘ 1
i Mr Saint y Smellmnu-A' ctor lruu-
Norwalk 1 We.
Phone at Both Stores Miss Sirongwblrs. Thus. Baxter.
wood.
Mrs. \Vnsteiullwlliss Carrie
rot.
.\lr \\‘iirternitz——\ir. Lester “\(‘llL
Mrs Enough- -to«do at home —~ .\ll-
:t‘rurlo Olmstend.
SPECIAL
TOMORROW
O
iPorgies Sci
Miss Long‘w Miss lsiriwl
Miss Triobzu'dmliirs. Middlebrook.
oris.
Mr liishopwt’flnrenre Cable.
Native women ol
Mexlco~-Mra. Harry Smith.
minnow-Miss Ruth Urmsion.
indium-Miss Lionel husk.
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l M. L. Rosen
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15 Ely Ave. 80. Norwuik; Conn.
3%.. .lupanmliiisu Nellie Denney.
no YOU WANT Africa-”Miss Carolyn Smith.
He change; yofir position" If m," "y r Kiireuless Edith Roberts.
i. ‘ Korean Chlldwli'llznboth. linwxv
burst.
Norwnlks for employers and employee
Try It for a week and see.
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‘H. P Price. Fred 3. Lion.
dent.
- A good American believes in "tab?
.111: things coolz" writer. lode- mil oth-:
er beverageo divorced from: the host.
wedded to ice. but he Within that im‘.
pertain. p rt oi.’ his hot weather win.
nortti’ufmh Cord doe this that;
min per so rig-l .
cottons
tor
Night-it.
W
rris estate, yesterdey ternoo
some Noreen hint union. in?
pd Viol Oxfords values
2 Mr. Tiger iiunrerwlxfilrnm Green
liar-
Mr. Abel Hamid-«whit Earle "J‘s
Bluefish - 14c 1....
Defense
Spanish Mackerel 140i M. .u.........._... F... s...
Miss Threw—Miss Ruth i:l1!‘.lll(,‘l."
‘l"‘l’.l1('2‘i.
Weakfish _ IZCESIIZEHE'lnsion ("illll‘CllIlL-"Ali. Hurry
Butterfish - 100’ iii-T"illifliililiii'ilrkiiTLii 0......
Round Clams in Shell““"
and Opened.
President Tull—«Mr. Wesley “else.
Ear-President Roosevel-t~—.\ir. Walter
Roberts.
l-lon. Wm. Jennings Bryan-ml“.
\‘elson lleuedlri.
Lady of the lleoornllon~10minn Rob
‘Jurywmdwm'd‘mmons. E. .l. ‘Muoké -
ridge, J. E. Medians. Edward Muston.
Graven.
Fred Bedleni Ralph .Bedlont. ,
0. J. Clark, Richard Abott. Richard
"the bridge construotion oommittoe =
held a conformed: With Attorney alien
: kins. of Burnout. representing the
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Normans Lending Dry Goods Store
8 and EGnZette Building, Norwalk. Connecticut .
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Ladies’ ~ Tailored Linen Suits and
Ceats, and Brilliantine Coats
A New and Complete Assortment of these Cool and Comfortable Garments
Bathing Suits for Wamen and Children. New Stock just re-
ceived Bathing Caps and Shoes. ‘
We make a specialty of large or small contracts ior Window
Shades, and guarantee the best materials and workmanship
MlLLSwDISBROW
Wedding Ceremony Performed at the
Bride's Home in Hanford Place.
Miss Viola Disbrow of Hunter-d ‘
place nnd William H. Mills of Broad
day afternoon at. 4 oclork at the home
River were joined in marriage roster» '
of the bride in the presence of :1 large
gathering of the rein-lives and immed-
iate friends of the contracting parties
The'wedding was a pretty one in eve-
ry sense.
The bridal couple stood under an
urrh of roses while the ceremony was
being performed by Roi. lohn E. Zei- E
ter. of the South Norwulk Methodist;
Episcoiai Church. The bride was at
tended by Mrs iolirr t. Mills and J.
A. Mills soled as best mun. The bride;
wns beromlnglv dressed in unite Bani
lin and carried a be due: of white ros- l
The bridenuiid yids donned in;
v
i (est
iwhite satin and curried pink roses 3
The liuwm‘ girls were bliss Louise
Cable and Miss Myrtle Mills. The;
house was beautifully decorated for.
the oocnsion.
shortly 'sl’ior the (eitnrorri
trip to Nlngara Falls and upon their.
return will reside at the brides borne iv
Among those present at the oer-e- i
monv were .\lr illld Mrs G. Nathan.
Miss E. Benton
Mr. and Mrs. H. Buttery nnd family.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. Cable and family.“
Clarence Cable. Mr. and Mrs. William
Disbrow Mrs Sarah A. \iilis Mr. nndl
Mrs John ‘i Mills and daughter Mr.
and Mrs G W Mills Mr and Mrs. G.
B. Mills and dar 3htor Mr. and Mrs. C.
Hirifield. Mr. and Mrs P. Ferris Mr.
.rnd Mrs G. Malkln Mr. and \irs. E.
Mills. 1“. C. Reidell and fam-
lly \irs Adcork and daughter \ir. and
Mrs. Frank Rurrnoud and Mrs
Raymond Among the oru-ofiown
grres‘ts were Mr. and Mrs W. C‘ Ron
and Miss (llirce Simone or New Ha-
\eu.
BIAIHS llliljllllllllis.
Mrl.. Herbert Brown.
Harriett Josephine. wife 01‘ Herbert
v ll. llrown. died lusr night in the Nor-
wnlk Hospital where she bus been ill
lior some little time. She leuves be.
side her husband serernl children.
i THE oussrrou .
.
of what “not to Target" when
you puck your grip for your xur
nunl (no Weeks‘ ”tuition is
surely on the minds of mnuy
people Ill present
Can no suggest?
Birthing suns .... $2.00 to $4.00
~llsihluu Suit llulls ...... 00o
“Knolho” und “cirrus" ”bits.
60': to $1.50
Neglineo Shirts .. 01. CO to 93.50
with or lethoui; coil or.
.Union Suits. knee length or
full length, sleeveless or ii
sleeves. 91.00 to 92.00
Athletir Underwear lice to 01. so
Paloma: 91206 to “,th ‘.
poop. 50’s to 01.50 v‘
‘LColiore. Hall Hose. Neokwenr,
‘ Handkerchiefs. Paris Garter»
Boston (terrors, ere, etc
the disposal is. thedeslr‘ed
Mrs. Ruchnei Whiter
ion “his I) Guilek. 0‘ Lone Ridge, .'
/a.’ A/a' fluvi- -M/a'afnf‘
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H. Krieger 8. Co.
West Washington Street
ARE YOU GOING ON
5i YOUR VACATION?
%% Before you go look through our stock of Ready-to
3“; wears. We carry the largest and best assortments
ij in The Nor-walks. at popular prices. '
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gig Norfolk Middy Blouses
At [$1.25 ~
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:3; Are You Short of Money? n
;.\9 Don’t mind that; almost everybody is at present. 2:
; :2 But on our system it does not require a large out— 3';
3 ii lay of ready cash. You settle your bills in Small ii
iii; Payments. No burden on you. and agreeable to us. ii
«a ' 2!
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. 1; Telescope
: Cot Beds
Have you seen them? Good for the porch lawn
or cottage. Setup or taken down in one minute.
Very desirable for ormping. You can take it un-
der your arm wherever you go. Price complete 53.
IA *\u\n Von-I vu- ¢\‘\¢ VHOHMIIH‘MOAQ ‘
Ali/4i ’I'I’l'- d vl'mtu Ulmiv/uluyvpu'al'l
‘ 1’- ‘ Alt/n
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Established 1868
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WW“! trim/.m-
The funeral services will be held on
Sururduy ntternon nt 3 o'clock from
the lure residence of the deoenuod and
tho NorWnlk Conuregniionul Church
will officinte. interment will follow
in the Norwalk oemetory.
Hurry Taylor
Merry Taylor Who we: proprio
tor of the Sinifordahhe House} it pop-
.uior English eating house in bridge-
pori. for twenty years. died at his
home in that city yetierdoy utter an
illness or several months. Mr. Taylor
land scores ot acquaintances in Don»
bury. the wee “tittymlne yours or age
and is survived by his wife and two
‘ ”one. ‘ 1
‘ 11W
’ Irvin y. Womb. ,
twin ‘9 Women died rosters» st
in home: in 14 demand street. lit
’Rev. hrnesi. F. Mcurmor. humor of .
it or thren'nnd erosion mm.
Look Leok Look
You can save money. lilon't ud
rot-lino anything ilmt i can‘t ninke
good. Slave you 20 to ‘40 per cent
Now i will prove to you. Bobbin
Milwaukee lleer for $1.30 none. 24
bottles Welt rind Zurwnrk Pllsonor,
$1.20 Nassau Piloenornn 10 euro. .
interboro. $1.00 euro. Other kinds lion
goriod beers, Evens Pale Ale, line tilt
in Cronin Ale, Cloneon and i‘lnnnznn,
Bream Ale, 81.10 cone. Don‘t forget
our wines. Port sherry and Muscntoi .
for $100 311L111 worth 31. iii). Thi
is what you have been buying for ill
some quality. Whiskieu from .00-
up. llrnndles. Hennesny iixirx. 5.
Bromine. $1. 40: Peaoh brandy. lino: ‘
blackberry Briihdy. 750; itprieot
Brandy. 86o. About lid more other
brands whiskieil. monies and not»
dials that iii-e too numerous to moon
tion. but i will gourmets , you
from We to Bile on over both
purchase from us. it
continue youmlt.
Fromm delivery.
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Norwalk Chronicler