tTouristS’ Policy 1”
United States. Canada and World-
vers your bugguo q'uguinst any and
oil risks, by lire, theft, lightning,
navigation and transportationw while
Intrnnsit by, or ii: the custody of any
ultrono, express. Wrnusier trausppr-
tion or 01 any Studentship 120.. etc.
TAYLOR s Gowns
inluranco of All Kinds
Roll Estatew—Town. Country and sum
1. ' . Telephone 1230
Upothlro Over the South Norwalk
Trust 00., 87-91 Washington 81.,
South Nor-walk, Conn. .
‘ Telephone-1 Office. 901: house. 21-3
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Eieo
trical Supplies
Charles Buck, Jr.
Address:
51 MAIN 81%, NORWALK
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,lBuckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. R..
will meet tonight.
Division. 1'0. 1, A. O. H., held a reg-
ular meeting last evening.
Buckingham Woman's Relief Corps,
‘NO. 30, met yesterday afternoon.
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_ ~«We will expect you tomorrow. 1
Doors open 9 a. m. Exceptional values
Read page adv. 011 page nine.
‘Miss Helena A. Mitchell, of West 1
. street. has been visiting with friends
in Atlantic City, t
Cockenoe Haymakcrs‘ Association,
No. 112%, l. O. R. M., met last evening. ‘
and transacted routine ousmess. Rose at headquarters yesterday than
m-, , ~ Becker, the bend of the. so-culied
[Richard la Galilenne the poet of “strum.r arm" sound, which has been
Tokeneke, is having a houseboat built engaged in 100111113 utter gambling
at the Anderson Launch Works. houses.
[Miss Edna Howald daughter of
training a friend from Greenwich.
—~Straw Hats O'ilrien's.
Old Well Commander. .\o. 956 Uni—
ted Order of the Golden CrOSs, will.
1101 do business meeting in the South,
'Norwalk Trust Company on Friday
evening at, the usual hour. 1
A daughter has been born to Mrs.
William Eckcl't, of Wilton avenue.
iMrs. Eckert was formerly Mrs. Grace
Seller. Mother and child are doing Paul, an East Side gang leader, was
nicely. seen talking to Rose the night of the
W- __.__ murder. According to the story, Rose
~ Every department will offer ex- ““115 trying to g” Zeilg to do some-
ccptionaliy attractive offerings during
this sale. Goods of sterling worth
wand desirability. Mintz‘s Jubilee Sale
paging tomorrow. ‘ pending against him.
* says he is not in town -and has not
been since July 10.
Eureka Lodge. Daughters of Robe-i
limb, will meet this evening in Odd F'elal
lows Hall, South Main street. Mrs.
Eugene Wilson, of Stamford, the deb.
2uty, will make her semi-annual visit
and refreshments will be served.
~Pana1nas, $4 to $10. O'Brien's.
W.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles 8
land, of New York, and Dr.
MucFur-
and Mrs.
E H. Gumbart will be pleased to see
their friends this evening from 8 to
10 o'clock at the residence or the lat-
ter, No. 29 Elmwood avenue. Rev. Dr
,.MnoFarlu11d, who is a former pastor
odtho South Norwalk Congregational
a"T'itihurch, will remain in town over Sun-
‘Iiéday.
I
While driving through throok Farm
in Glenbrook, last night, on his way
from Stamford “to. South 'Norwnlk.
'. Thomas I. Raymond come suddenly up-
on «two deer standing in the roadway
They were fine, large animals, a buck i
and a doc, and they showed not the
least four of Mr. Raymond's carriage,
which was allowed to pass within a
dew dent of them.
FREBK
bon’t Hide Them With a Veil; Ro-
. moire Thom With the New Drug.
An eminent skin specialist recently
wavered a new drug. otbinMou-
a strength, which is so uniformly
tunocessful in removing freckles and
trial; a clear. beautiful complexion
hot it is sold by it H. Buster undoi-
_ insulate guarantee to minus the
. w on oiinco or othino and r3-
‘ them. Elven the first night‘s
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der car uptown he dropped in on Web?
her, but later it appears that Webber
before Rospntintl was shot and shook
hands with the gambler
1‘ shooting.
and no one was more surprised at the
selhndmitstbut he is in a bad situa
Councilman William Howard, is enter- tion, and hopes that he will be dealt
with leniently if he tells all he knows
of the murderers and the killing. sun.
the district attorney, but he wont talk
to the police.
Jack" Zellg, the gang
gambler of the East Side, who recent-
slel‘.
l Detectives hear
known as the right hand man of Sam
thing for him and Zelig was promised
an a reward freedom trom the charge
of carrying a concealed weapon, now
three hours‘ conference District Attor-
ney Whitman had early today at his
home with a mysterious man said to
have been a friend of Rosenthal. Mr.
Whitman said after the meeting:
“i shall have nothing to say now
concerning the man Who called (In me.
Perhaps inter l‘li have matters so ar-
, ranged that 11 shall be in a position to
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tuned up at the Hotel Metropole just
Lultct Vi 91)-
1er was seen at the 110th after the
Police Lieutenant Becker has been
old to remain at police headquarters
unexpected appearance of "Bald Jack"
William Shapiro, through his coun
piro is willing to take, his chance with
For the first time the name of “Big
leader and
1‘ was shot by a Chick Triggs gang-
is brought into the case today.
that Zellg, who is
Zeilg‘s lawyer
Developments an) expected from a
give the details of what I have learn-
lie intimated he had discovered im-
portant evidence. Today he‘ will issue
subpoeuaes on the strength 0f the-
man's statements. Whitman's visitor
is said to be a wellknowu gambler.
Private citizens have promised funds
for a private investigation by private
detectivos to clear" up the mystery In
which the police are involved, With
the advent of private detectives five
distinct investigatioas will be under
way in connectltm with the Rosenthul
murder. The police and district attor-
ney are conduotng lnquiriou'along sop
nruto lines, the grand Jury is working
on still another lino, the mayor is hav-
I111; a quiet investigation in, his own
way and the private detectives make
the fifth. The private detectives are
understood to be all men entirely on-
known in New York, and their object
is to find out not only who committed
the itcseuthal murder. but the course
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MR8. MORROW'Q TRIAL. »
CHICAGO, July lily-The trial or
Mrs. Rene B. Morrowhohnrgeu with .
the murder of her husband on bore. 27
last. was expected to come to a clone
today so for us‘tho closing arguments
of normal and the jury instructions
of Judge George Kenton were con- '
corned. _
Attorney charm urn-mu, who you- ” ‘
tordty began his closing 11de
the lury‘ l
Open Monday and Buturday'ovoningo
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bob/m fifths summit, ' "
a. to union doriuithe _
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARAN'I'TED
UNITED BANK BUILDING. ‘
South Norwulk.
Fe‘uwick. Optical 00.
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THE RECREATION TOURS.
Season 1912. 1
Atlantic City. 5 day tours $21.00
\londays, July 15. ‘22, 29 Aug. 5, 12.
19, 26, Sept. 9. 16.
$11. 50.,
Saturdays, .111in 13. 20 27. Aug. 3.
10 17 24, 31.
White Mountains, 5 day tours. .§25.00
Mondays July 15, 29 Aug. 5. 12.
19. 26. Sept?
Thousand islands, 5 day: tour.. 534.00
Tuesdm. Aug. 20th
Royal Tour 9 days tour..,.... $74.00
Tuesdyn. August 20th:
Visiting Thousand Islands, St. Law-
rencc River, Quebec, ‘ Montreal.
Saratoga.
Tours to Niagara l‘ails, Nova Scotin.
Montteul. Quebec, The Saguenay Rit-
er, etc.
For the New England Tourist, des-
cribing all fours and rates from your
station address.
THE RECREATION TOURIST COM-
PANY,
191 Orange St., Now Haven. Conn.
We Represent
Fire insurance
Companies _
J. M. LAYTON 81 Co.
(incorporated)
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
AGENTS
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwnlk. Ct
THAMER
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ocuusrsJNn opficmus
TIRED EYES
are quickly relievcd‘by a pair of
our Torlc Lenses. They are ground
to lit the curve of the eye, so do
not put any strain on the eye mue-
cies. We employ 0c111lsls—~grad-
hate physicians—to examine the
without charge.
eyes This service In random!
87 Atlantic Square. Mumford. Conn.
Established 15 years
«Open Saturday Evimlnsa
Proposals for
State Road Work
the State Highway Commissioner,
Room 27. Capitol, Hartford, 001111.. un-
til 2 p. m., July-18. 1912. for resection
of 6.4.15 linear test of macadamia road
under the formula of the State High-
way Department in accordance with
plans and specifications.
Bids will state the price on per
specifications. The State Highway
Commissioner reserves thugrinht to
increase or decrease the number of
iimelt tto unimproved. aftertho contract
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All bids must be accompanied by n
bond of not less than oaothlrd ot the
cost of the w.oilt Any bidder to
whom contract has been awarded re
fusing to sign the contract at the
prices offered and furnish a surety
company bond, or a certified check,
shall forfeit from his bond a sum
equal to the difference in price be
tween his bid and the next lowest bid-
der. P1211111 and specifications may be
examined at Selectmon'u 'Offlco, Nor-
wnilt, Conn, or at.‘ the office the
state Highway Commissioner, com
2?. Capitol
The State Highway Commissioner
11911113;th the right to reject any and
a
Dated at Hartford, 00nd, July 10.
1912
mums it. MAODONALD.
81love Highway cummiulonor.
111 lit Room 27, genital, Horttord. Cit
“Linwood chat. 7110' _~
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The. Latest ,
Greatest ‘
and
UP t0-Datest
“ system at advertising adopted by; I "
111121 enterprising 311115111989 mills,
ugement oi the well known 913-...
Iablishment of Clifford Phat
many has certainly caused wide 1
. commontund considerable tu-
rore among the Mylar; public
of this section.
When The, Clifford Pharmacy
first announced that they would‘
give away Absolutely Flee the].
beautiful $400. 00 Cluxton Parlor
’ Grand Piano which is upon ex-
hibition in their store. much
curiosity was aroused 21‘s to
HOW they could afford,rfrom a
Block Inland, 3 day "tours $10. 50 and V
Lakes Champlain and George and ‘
.portunt part of his hot weather com
fort PURE.
Sealed proposals will be received by ‘
: tain to stop at Valley Grove. 1
business standpoint. to do such
’a thing, but when it was learned
that they would give ONE PI- ‘
. ANO VQTE with every cent paid
tor any article in their store,
also that the Piano was to be
glveu absolutely Free to the per-
son presenting the greatest num-
bet of these piano votes to them, «
on September 19,1912. it looked
like an extiemeiy novel and
most liberal advertising method.
The earnestness with which
our buying public have been
“going after" these piano votes
more than makes good our pro-
apbeCy that it would be a "mor-
ry strife." This novel adver-
tising campaign, the ever in-
creasing crowds, the many
splendid 1-.1lucs which they
me. offering duii1 has made their
name 11 household name and a
"mecca for tho inugain towns of
this community. The Clifford
Pharmacy ale to be congratu-
lated upon the tholoughness of
theli business fotcslght And the
citizens of South- Norwnlk
should feel that they have all
reason to be proud of the fact
of having an establishment con-
ducted upon such liberal and
true business principles within
our gates.
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A good Ame-neon believes in “tak-
ing things cool:” water, soda and oth-
er beverages divorced from the heat,
wedded to icofibut he wants that im-
(‘eltiiied Ice fills that
want perfectly It coats no more than
Ice of questionable purity. It's not
too good for you. Order today. Phone
580. .
Distributors for The Norwulka
Brnokside ice Co.
SOUTH nonwmtx
and
Chas. 'l‘. Pickering. Nerwalk
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director- limbulmer
19 No. Main 8b, 8-. Norwalk
Residence. 6 Washington at.
‘ Telephone at office—3352.
Telephone at noun—593.
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SUMMER TIMETABLE-
0n and utter Monday. June 17, 1912,
the new and oommodlous
STEAMER HUNTINGTON,
Cunt. William G Young. will run as
follows: Leave Huntington for Nor»
wulk Mondays and Fridays at ii ill a.
1n. and 2: :10 p. 111. Leave Norwnlk tor
Huntington Mondays and Fridays at
8: 45 3.111. and {1: 80 p. m. Excursion
tickets 50 coats dingio turn 40 colitis.
Children. 1‘. to 12 years. excursion 36
cents. Single turn, 26 cents. Pun-on-
sets from Norwulk by 8145 a. m. bout
Will have four noon at Huntington.
Our summer schedule alve- tho poo-
plo of Connecticut an outing on the
new and commodious steamer. Hunt-
inuton across the sound and over one
“of! the [inset sheets or hater in the
world. Huntlnttoa Buy. with scenery
unsurpassed. Parties oi 10 or more
can more amusements with the W
' Lunches and meets served on the
boat by competent ptmrd. ,
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is being prepared On: " a larger.
scale than ever before. '
r . Known by all as
the Big Money-savmg
“ . . Event.
Jot down the date while you
think of it
0
LY 22d
heretofore
Be prepared for Bigger and Bet-
ter Bargains than ever '
@ST. ‘1 .,
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CAMPBELL’S MISHAPS WITH AU-
TOMOBI LE8.
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Accident Saturday Night to Third in
\ HII Strlm So Far.
According to the New Haven news
papers, Samuel Campbell of «that city
who drives on automobile, ought to
abandon chat occupation for some-
thing loss oxclting' before something‘
happens to him.
11‘ The New Haven papers of yesterdayi
announce that while Campbell was,
driving a confront West Human to;
New Haven late Saturday night hisi
unto struck a business wagon in;
which live New Haven young men?
were driving toward Sovlu Rock and‘
to quote the New Haven, newspapers
11113111, "the crash was terrific" The
horse was killed and the five young;
anon were countered about the land-1
scope with careless abandon. incident-
ally a case of beer in the rear of their
Wagon was a total loss; ’ilho names
of all were taken by the authorities.
and an inyostlgntion is being made.
Campbell at one time kept a «germ
and while driving 11. car in November.
1908. be 1111ch and drilled Rev. GM}.-
Morgnn, than rector ot‘ Christ. Church.
He was arrested. tried and non-
tonced to a your in loll and appealed
his euro to the supreme court of er-
rors. Pending a. decision by this
court he use talcum under bond:
and while 0116111111: it our Iii Norwich
numb out and 81141! hurt. -‘~
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Mr. cannon the mono court
‘ on of the tent
be 11m involved in “Other 311121119111
REED PORCH TABLES.
1193. I538. Solo 54.98
Roz. 111.15. 31119 sans
one engine Ann HOOK!”
Green. Brown. and Natural.
Mid-Summer Sale
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Buy During this Sale
and Save from
10 to 25%
COUCH HAMMOCKE WITH
WIND SHIELD}
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WOVEN HAM-HOCKO.
Rex. 86.150.
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$8.25
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nos. 115.1111. Now 54.93
m.,;mus. Now our cocoon sure.
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vouch cocci-ice.
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that”: W100 NOW toilet 1m
‘ It? 171% Now who. ,
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PORTMLI 21.1!chth ?
" . LAMP“:
Rog, $7.80. Moi........ ".50
IGRIIN noose.
New “-75,.
All the Dollar Dom.
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Norwalk Chronicler