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‘ 11 ‘ r .
yonrbapuae against any and; ‘
.111 litre. their. lightning.
and 1.1111110111111111. willie
, 11 the custody oi any
roaster trap-poo
WWAEAI
,nl- Estate—4311111. country and snare
Telephone 1280
‘ , Over the 3outh NorWIik
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111th Norwalk. 011ml. 1
local Supplies
Charles Buck . Jr. 9
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51 MAIN 81:, NORWALK
Telephonu: Office. 901; noun, 21-11
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A rehersal of the. Metropolitan 0\r-
chestra will be held on Monday on
9351?.
V Mrs. Elizabeth Hanna and family
have moved from Winnlpnuk to Wil
ton avenue.
The Winnipnuk Club
will hold a regular meeting on Mon-
(ltLy evening.
Ropllbi ican
Concord Division,
Temperance will meet as
Monday evening.‘
No. 2, Sons of
usual on
St.‘ Mary‘s Young Men‘s Club held
a regular business meeting insteven-
in" and transacted routine business.
, The City of Norwaik lire depart
meals will hold “open house' at their
rispectlveV quarters on the night 01‘
J uiy 3rd.
‘Our Brothers’ Lodge, No. 10. i. O.
10. 11‘. ,‘w ‘ ill hold a regular meeting on
:Monday evening in the Wall street
‘fi‘uhrters.
n’i‘he new hydrant ill
1 ry int Main street has been
installed complete by the Norwalk
board of water commissionels.
fl out of the
imbatest StraWs at O’Brienas.
Miss Edna Brush, 11-11211 Franklin
V street and Miss Mamie Taylor of
Washington street, leave today for the
Catskills; for: a weeks sojourn.
._~.ur '
Herbert G. ‘Poilard, of Winnipauk,
assisted "at a church supper in Greens
”bird is a member of the church choir.
Wonk is progressing‘ on the new
home or Harry Goodwin: at the corner
of Washington and Spring streets.
“Contractor White of East Norwalk
(is doing lhc'work. ‘
The horses attached to.the Fuirfleld
_IColmty Dairy Cos milk wagon start:-
..~1od to run away again Mondaynnorn-
ing. The animals started through the
hotel yard but were caught as they
turned into‘ Main street, No dulnatze
was reported only a low milk «bottles
li’oli out and had “their necks broken.“
{New Canaan Advcrtiscr.
Dyan and Miss Jose-
phine I'l. i-’owcl‘s, two of the trio of
school teachers who resigned post
tions at the Franklin school 1111 your
and went to Seattle Washington, to
\ 1111111 b, 11111 lutmning home. '1 ho young
‘1i111iic1-1 renulin‘ed throughout the year
1111 are dcscrvinu much plates for
\\ioking it out." The school 'illill‘mi-l
rNuioving 11 southern trip on their
“191011113. taking in tho touutry in
b ,1 1111 nutnnor. Postal cards are
cclved li’l'onl illonds in town.
1M iss Juno ii.
an wmhmwMI-—.
‘linlli‘rl‘ Mmtln, representing the
Combinilgmc Light and Water
this momt‘iouth Norwulk spent
to“. 160111.911 Hurlbutt street Wll
“m ““11“,,“ poiltlilllo extension in
1y put mm“ 1 which was recent
witty cam out til may will prob
thy residents deal a a
theirbtnnos.
3&5!
was units we Gemsetowh He
wueports. And th according to all
short time,
e“iulce" tor'
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CHIHUAHUA, Molt, June 27.—~Tho
crisis ill the Mexican revolution is at
hand today. Five thousand rebels well
entrenched and fortified at Bachimba,
li’ortysix miles south of here, were
expected today to engage the federal ,
columns of equal strongthcommanded
by General Huerta.
At stake is the city of Chihuahua,
for months under rebel control, and a
vital point. in Northern chico. There
"is tremendous tension among foreign-
ers, many of whom have raised their
nation's flag over residenccs and busi-
ness houses. fit is generally realized
that a rebel defeat or retreat would
mean a. disorganized, uncontrolled
flight to the city of Chihuahua; with
looting and rioting as a climax.
'At Federal army headquarters, ()r-
tiz,’ Mexico, June 72. Genrel Huerta
expects to have his artillery in posi-
tion just ahead of Consuelo. seven
miles south of Bachimba, by noon to-
day. when he plans to open the attack
on the rebel stronghold.
The government has sent out We
ttlanklng' columns which should open
fight 011 the right and left of the rebel
positions simultaneously with the ar-
tillery. with the artillery assault at the
center.
Gen. Huerta expects to be in the
City of Chihuahua in five days. as it is
anticipated the rebels will blow up all
the brides if they retreat from Bach-
imbn. ‘ -
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TWO MOTORCYCLES ARE SEIZED
BY POLICE.
FAIRFWJLD, June 29 ——A represen
tative oi the state police visited Green-
iield Hill Thursday afternoon and in
tetrviewed Sprague and Dudley
‘Brothwell concerning the alleged
ownership and operating 91’ motorcy-
cles. Two of the motor driven ve.
iliclcs were seized on 'the ground that
the boys were minors and should not
be allowed to operate them. Sprague
is claimed to be 16 and Dudley 17
years of ago. Other action may be
taken later.
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“IN A BAD WAY”
Many a South‘ Norwalk Reader Will
Feel Grateful for Thin infor-
mation.
When your book gives outi
Becomes lmno. weak or aching;
When urinary troubles set in,
Your kidneys are “in a“ had way"
kidneys
Local evidence proves their merit.
Mrs..Aibort Conldln. 143 East Wash
lngton stroot. South Norwulk, Conn,
says: “I cultured for yours 1from kid»
ncy complaint. There was a. bearing~
down feeling in the small of my back
and often I was so stiff and lamethnt
I could not walk. Tilekldney sourc-
tlong were unnatural and i know that
something 11111111 be done. Hearlns
Dunn's Kidney Pills highly spoken at
I got a supply at Pinistsd’s Drug Store
and although other remedies failed to
help mo. they brought «prompt relied.
, i feel grateful to Dean's Kdney Pills
for whatzthey have‘done for“ misfit»
(liltatement given April 1906).
A canal-mu Indorum‘ont.
hint 09119111111119: interviewed on
Dean‘s Kidney Pills are for sick 1
New
has proved a great converuemc to all
“86" of
This year we are filling »
The New Perfectionl Broiler
The New Perfectioni Toaster
The New Perfection; Griddle
4 each designed specially for use on the New
Perfection Stove.
' Willi limo item Ind the New Paintball-u door noel
oven. Ilia ngrioclion' 1- lulu uoqmolei a hood e cicnl I nave ll
ulIl can] know. it in much i c inner In duper.
lay people use the New MPai'eeiion Iii this year round.
NEW Ymg'flh
~Frank Blatchiey of New Haven Faltal-
ly Hurt on Way to Fire.
NEW
’Blaichley,
Company, is dying at 11 local hospital,i
from injuries received recently while
going to 11 tile on St. Ronnn street.
Blatcilley's
when the automobile engine he. was
driving came in collision with the fly-
ing squadron, a ladder on the latter
apparatus piercing his body.
The tire destroyed the new home of
Prof. Charles Andrews of Yale iiniv
vorsity.
FlREMAN IMPALED ON LADDER.
No. 8 Company
in the collision.
HAVEN, June 29.~—Frnnk
a tirelnan of No. 6, Enable;
injuries were indicted
Thomas McMahon, also of
was slightly injured
S
cutoutsrtnsr
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your! ID. town for
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null in not In 5'03; 921111114
bum. mlcd with llune Rum
1’an In other «0“,! (l "7?;
I DAIIRANII 1‘:I..I,I
yetnkvmwnnheat. Slim. Mancini-1'10
Still) BY DRUllfllS‘iS EVFRliMlitl if
km
I‘Pcrie‘ction.
‘ Heating Plate
1
Allin. “ac. dnwilhi.
ZoriburomM IN
Book with halt” Stove.
cover mil. in! cod. ,
Agk to Ian [his glove l‘
1 ti: lo 1. It I in '1
3:31.11 ' red. il'lmlsnl »
mam own, tun
inc-bi Alon b l
”m in: nomfloml
liven lo.
anyone trading 5 «all to
STANDARD OIL .CtDMPANY OF NEW YORK
BUFFA
N. Y.
30 TON. M0153?“
$10.50 to $35
F. A. MITCHELL
Furniture Store
., (
Nomad Branch Office or
The Evening ‘Sentinoi
coupes WALL AND HIGH m.
‘NORWALK. conu.
nettle MUELLER oars HER 111-
_‘,Mue5ller, a well know resident of the
South End'has «won a contested di-
.9 so a South End resident.
, had been guilty 0: intolerable cruelty
‘ court It was stated that Mueller had
. {ions with other women
, j The committee
, were married November 13, 1895. The
' wife‘s,lmalden name was Nellie Abeei.
j Toronto, Canada, the court ..allowed
Muaw—WAMVw
g VORGE
1
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oonontloml Chorus: of Cruelty Found
Ag‘II‘nIt Booth End BoIldont
BRIDGEPORT June 29. - Nellie
vonco suit. against'Cnrl W. Mllellflifai-
Judge [lur-
pee has aoo9oted the report of the,
committee, Which found that Mueller
» “The report contained some oi the
most correctional charges over tiled in
beenyiound guilty of unnatural proc-
tlcea.v that he made faces at his wife
at meal times and boosted of his no-
It was also
found that Mueller tried to molest his
grown up daughter, Martha. Mueller. ‘
also reported that
Mueller vials addicted to the use of
111m and one time tried to throw
a plate at his wife The Muellers
She was represented by Attorney Geo.
F1 Mara.
In the suit of Grace Fisher Crozier ‘
of this city against, David Crozler of
:the plaintiff a divorce. infidelity with
a woman in Toronto was the ground.
The Croziers were married Aug. 20,
1910.
.3.
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WOMAN TOOK POISON ,
" BRIDGEPORT, June 29.——Miss Em-
ma Cordes, aged 24, the Well dressed
and attractive young woman who took
morphine in the private entrance of
a sale here late Thursday night, died
in a, local hospital yesterday morning.
or home was in Brooklyn, N. Y., where
it rls said, she left her husband re-
cently. But little is known of her
here. She had been in Bridgeport
about ten days.
Keep the [lands Soft
Ind the
Compiogion Fair
\lButter . .. ..... . .........
Cheese, .per lb.
Eggs, per dozen, strictly fresh.
Frankiurters, per lb. .
Bologna
Shoulderaperlb. .......... . ........ . ........... ..
Pork per 1b. '
3 11111111 Pulled Whont .............. . . .
Sills Rico; ............ ...... ...... ' ...................... ......
Any of those cereals period with cream and fruit are delicious.
Saturday Specials
.................
...-tut...
.per ll). .
....................
CEREALS
‘Now that meats are so high why not use cereals instead?
are heatihi’ul and nourishing as well as cooling, with the exception
of Oatmeal.
We have the following today.
111mm extra
8
...........
IIQIIIII ............
..................... 32C and 341: lb.
.....11-nnnng.o~-...
:i pkgs. Krinkle or Keiloggs Flakes . . . . . . . . ...... . ....... 251:
2 plrgs Shredded Wheat ........... .......... 25c
211kgs.Raiatorl’s WhentFood...... ....... 25c
2 pkgs. Pulled Rice ........ ............................ 251:
Sliced peaches ................pcr tin .. ...... . ................. 15c
Silocdi’ihonpplo ....... ...inl‘ge tin ........... . ....... 2'51:
Egg Plums ..... .......1..pertlu ........... ..... .......i$c
Reri'llunpborrlos .............per tin ....... ...... 15c
Sliccd11carn.; ..... ...........pcrrtln .......... .. 101'
in tinned vouctablos can you beat this.
2Tins Ciornltcgularslze ............... ... .. . .. 25c
3 This Stringed Bonus ........ .. . .. . .2131:
2’i‘lns Tomatoes . ... ... 2110
Z'I'lns Polls L ......... 2611
Asparagus li‘lpnpertin.....1............ . 28o
Potatoes; per Pk. .‘1 ..... . .40
Onions, per Qt. . ..'.. .07
8 Sllrflddéd 00(1th .11 11-11191...” ...-...” ”1......” .... .25
Gorton‘sCodlioh , .,. . .14
ll Canalshrlmps ... l......,. ...... .... .25
Nursery and Square 18mm milk. 3'1'111- ....“ . .. .26
Pure Cider Vinognl par Bolt intuit Quart .10
nuttysflrnco Jl‘lloo ......... ... iii, 1681.10,
Ginger Ale, Baranpnrllla. P11 in Soda. and Coco 011,111, per btl. .04 it 08
Royal Cocoa. with “Monti? Blah" Guarantee, per 1/9 ll). 'l‘ln .15
81lia.Ml-lk and finds crwqus...... ......... .25
Uneedn Biscuit, Lemon onqv'mmsham crackers, per Pkg..... .04'
United 0‘ Bl lfilndfl, W H). 11.1.1”. .0 tIIUDi In “In. on“- H 11’
laurel. the new salad width, per bottle ...... ...... .10
.8 131111. Pickles, Mustard mantel. and Btuii'od olives also pickled ‘
0h!0l1l.3 ”otfloN- 111400,.0’1111-oiunonn on u. ... In. on L 011. I35
‘flllcitel'a U000“. % In Hutu-13.... nun“. ”no”... 1-H"
An knuckles 11011119. 111111 Ulioc9late contain 1191111111111 1119111111111
coupons. i
8 “on“. Hut Icognools Vin toot“ unqu‘vosnli
”D119“; 8 ”MW mu ”‘1 9.116.”; Hm” Hui-v DIOIIb In;
1111 shall pound 11111111 tun and none».
is. Trailing tits I ‘-
. 1811‘- V
They
2c
291:
151:
15c
lie
2:36
.09
.29,
35,1
W. F Wigmore 81 Co.
$1 FoWnes’ Silk Gloves 65c pair
Fownes‘
$1. 00 stock. Tonight 65c pair.
Guaranteed Silk 16 button length GioV9s; our roanln
19c Lawn Kimonos 10¢
25 dozen Ladles'mawn Kimonos. very neat patterns; regularly 199.
Blue Ribbon Special 101:. Two to a customer.
39c Peanut Straw Hats 15c
Again we do it~2 00 extra good quality Pea/nut Straw 1111111
,_ some stores 11.911500. Blue Ribon Special 150;. ‘
First Quality Silk Hose that sold at 500, for this one day 390-
500 Silk Hose 39c
three pair for $1.
Second quality,
guaranteed to give satisfaction or a new pair exchanged. Ride It:
250 Hose .151:
that wear as good as first quality.
:bon Day Special 15c pair.
Every pair
1.00 White Tub Skirts, just the Skirt for the “Fourth.”
Blue ’Ribbon Day Special 99c.
$1.50.
$1.50 Tub Skirts. 991:
Regular
sweater:
JAMES PARKER. MInIger.
1. 8 No. Main 8t.. 80. Norwalk
Evan exmmao ”Fuss
AND GLASSES GUARANTTED
Oped MondIy Ind SolurdIy evening.
UNITED HANK BUILDING.
south Norwalk.
All linen Skirts $1.98
A special 'lot of all Linen Skirts on sale this day at $1.98.
.11..
es .
Tub Dresses $1. 25 to S3
We will place on sale for this day a big line of fine Tub Dress- ,
Prices range from $1 25 to $3.1
Just for this day we will sell
25c Bathing Shoes 191:
251: Bathing Shoes at 19c.
Bathing Suits $149 to $7
Bathing Caps9 c to 759
Bathing Bags 251:
$3 Waists S1. 49
this day 81. 49, instead ‘02 $3.
1"
High class low and high neck Waists that are worth double. for-
S5'to S8 Trimmed Hats $2.95
Take your pick of all of our line 'Trim'med Hats, at one
Blue Ribbon Day Special $2.75.
\
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Fenwick Optical Co.
Housawwas
Read About
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It in an established fact that
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Uten-
sils are superior to 111111111 made
of any other metal 'l‘hlu has
been proved by scientific re
search, as the tom show that
no vordlgrls. rust. nickel-oxides
or injurious zinc: can form. no
matter how it is and. Neither
is there any danger or chipping,
as with enImei ro. «
it in an excellent heathen/duo
tor, which means quick boilinl,
. 9:111 $911M mixtuel. tmh ii is“
9‘ moosktenyu 111 .
' and tile ”olive 11111111119 11111111
the worn ll plenum: and always
1 clean looking. 1 .
Every piece “is I. a (not:
11101111111921 steamed) on of pure
shootout
m1. and it 1111111111111:
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That 11 is lightest is the welghtlcsi:
reason why you should own a Ford.
Every added pound which an automo-
bile carries above that which is need-
ed for strengthmmeans added expedite
and added danger. The Vanadium~
built Ford is strongest for its weight.
Seventy-five thousand new Ford» go
into service this seasonw roof of their
unequaled merit. The pr no in $590 for.
the roadster, $6911 for the five passen-
ger car, and $7110 for the deliver corn—-
complete with all cquipmont‘. o. 11.
Detroit. Latest catnlo out: from 8.11
Benedict 138 South
Norwalkmor direct from Detroit {Ion
tory.1
‘1 Spec ial for
Friday and Saturday
11in St. South '
Norwalk Chronicler