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spy artistes that are ,,
Goad Money
“Whitest prices for Metals,
‘kindli of ubhere, lo a lib.
d,‘ 25¢ per 100 for newspapers,
leed~WAlthQiu
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Nowhere can:
pairs done better. ,
Charles Brand
Pillllilll
WASH l N
’ Haielton.
‘ Coal
‘ The B. Hershfield & Son Co.
TEL. 294. .122 wares sr.
VINNOTICE"
TO THE
Housekeeper
Watbh tor hargain Counter.
every day mutants: flood and
cheap. . l ~
New England Grocery Co.
72 No. Main at. Tel. 158.
“Timon Street
‘ A Walk. can.
:h‘fils we are specialists.§ j'
years our output on .
and Rugs has reached -~
Sold through '
y makes this possible and
ition lnsures to you the ..
t stool: and variety.
new and save mon- I
or. We also an all
kinds of UPHOL-
I STERJNQ and For-
, allure Repairing,
tiresses liquovht- -
lip Covers” reeds
oI’Ider. Our work
l‘lnlfi.‘ Eati-
; bile tires are in demand.
prices.
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and Remember
it any Junk man stops at your house
'1 without the sign Wm. Enron. 3 Rowan
~ at. E Norwaik, on the wagon and
‘; says he is working (or me, he is cheat:
tag you, because there were some
complaints I pay in a lb. for rags
and best prices for auto tires. rubbers,
leather beds. metals and old automo»
Ask tor
Please notify me ahead as ll
am very busy during the season.
'. Telephone 441.
To _, , _
Enumeratej
the Mariya
teed
plated “awfully aw»
Sentinel
is Unneces-
sary—- , I
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you set. your re-
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.I; Lawton at Arthur Plra. whose testi- IJOhltfion. McNeil
jammy adult ist‘ the Superior CIoart Elle-1011123011.
. lvvaslrohe restore or yesterdays pm- The l‘éloluthn- (mm the house up-
. 191.2 .,. l
5 tion between the witness and a friend 0! men who had the capital mlflht
I said he Would admit thorn. only BI Reynolds MotorCer Co
- SEIA'l’E Illlll‘TB
' W-ALL STREET 10:1,0a. Irv—Union A
Pacino and Genadlnnra‘cliic, the weak
restores in yesterdby's declined Allow“
ed a tendency to recover at the Open-
ingttoday. Canadian Pacific moved up
2 5-8 and Union Pacific neat-Ily a point.
The market in general was irregular.
with a preponderance of small de-
cllnes. Republic Steel tell a point.
WALL STREET;- Noon—Following
yesterday’s severe slu'mp. the “market
presented a most cheeriul trout today.
Commission houses reported an im-
proved investment demand; and cables
indicated better conditions in Berlin.
There was a sharp recovery of Cane-I
Allan Pacific in London before the open- ,
ins hour and London pought that is-
one largely and also some Union Pal-l
tic. The action of the market encour-
aged hope anions bull traders that the
urgent liquidation under which prices
have been breaking badly, had ceased.
(Purchases, however. were made can
tiously, in view of the severitonf rev
cent hear attacks while Canadian P'a-
ciilc sold nearly five points aboveyes
lterday's lowest, the rally in the other
l'standard stocks did not average more
‘ than a point. Bonds were easy.
Senator Paul: altered at resolu .
«to pay doorl‘teeper *or the senate 5150*-
tor special ,ssrvl
the intent wan to in the compensa-
lion or the doorkeepo‘rs equal to that
. this extra money a Is gratuity.
declared that it we
the treasury and, it
A would be iollowed by other shorts to
He
by gratuities were distributed, but he.
hoped tinit day had gone. Senator
Senator (Peck declared that the door-
;keapers were entitled to the same
.money. and it was time that it should
be given to them it the senate felt as
though they had rendeA'ed the service
plant for spaniel services as a gratuity
a roll call.
that at the Democratic tconference in .
Aganized it was decided that the dour
l WALL STREET. 1 P- m.-—Hlll stocks 3:23:35? some descision and was for
'lacked support Northern Pacific fall- heo ere “fingfgag Boater Neebe re-
ing to the year's lowest. Elsewhere p '- 0“ e paid ”‘5 much as
‘ lthe. resolution The senate voted 21
r indications of mild res-
there we a p l to 7 Against paying it“? this extra
sure, 1““ the 1‘“ in general “dad well lmoney. Those voting tor it were:
ASenators Purcell, Froiioh! Neebe. Mc-
:Gruth Hurley.Peck andlliVeloh. Those
voting against it were; Johnson, of
“Hartford; Hooker, Chem)‘. Stevens,
li..nnders.Coltoi1 ishell Quinn Kelsey,
305me June 3,4110 oroes-exainl- Mt Donough. McCarthy. Miner, F. A.
Whltoomb, Perry.
mm in the emailed dynamic con- 'Weerl. Keach” ,VV‘adhams; Gaylord and
GROSS EXAMINER
lceedings. was Hrewmed today. ;pointlug JOlIllsLR Booth was taken up
The importance of Pira's testimony by Senator nicnonough, who said ihdt
to the State lies in the fact that- Joltn the name was that of a lvlendld ins‘u
xpiainlu‘s that.
of the messengers, senator MoDOnt I
push protested against the payment of
get money out at the treasury contrn- .
ry to law. He said that in have acne 5
Perry was against the resolution. but '
and were entitled to it. «seems ‘Jblliii‘ .
, Isou._ or Hartiord. docked upon the pay- .
.590 did Senator Steven;- who asked for ~
Senator Peck declared V
New Haven before the senate was or- .
iB. Breen. who has been convicted or Millard tpr iudze oi the city. court of
ldistribnting the dynamite. has testified New Haven He maid than the corn-
that Atteaux paid him for the workI mittee had recommended two men
I A and made one payment when they met filho stand head and shouiders over all
at the corner 0‘ Franklin and thh- others The resolution Lwas adopt‘éd
inztou streets on the night of Jan. is. ill concurrence.
‘ When the senate! banking bill came
Daniel H. Coaltley, counsel for An; in 3‘0!!! medicine with-L the Healy‘
teaux. sighed today about a conversu- amendment WOVEN! thet “any mop i
lu- !
named Peterson. Pit-a said that he did ”PM"!!! 86 a bank and trust conni
' not remember haying hr regard to his party under the law senator ween
visit to the district attorney‘s oilice: Sustained that rather than risk do-
“They treated me fine down there: felt the senate should accept this
my gave me cigars and used too amendment. which was done. The
right. it 1 ever set ‘pinehodluasaln. bill “'58 than adopted In concurrence
pm in right" 7. y The house amendment to the bill
District Attorney Pelletier asked the incorporation the New Haven Mm. .
witness to tell how he was able to re-' sage Company. and the am was
member the incidents or his trip on adopted
the evening on Jan. 19. 1912 ’Per The bill incorporating the Garden
said he thought it was “queer" that a milk and Trust Company and {he
passenger from Wood's house would Old Saybroojt Bank and Trust Coin
go into the Court street saloon. and PM! we” adopted in ouncurreaoef’ A
"it looked quick" to him when the5
passenger went back a second tints to GRANGE! T0 Iii
HIDE II “M“:
meet the some man at the seine cor-A
nerd t iirdln evi
When the pr‘oaecu or o e e -
deuce thewtaxioeh compauys recordsi ' '
{or Plra‘ s rubVements on June 19. 1912. ‘ Comuctm- puny W. Mather. of
Henry F. Hurlburt. counsel for Wood. South Not-walk has received the can.
elected to thhir admission is anoint! tract for making a number of interior
his client-nod Judas John C Crosby improvements in the ears“ or the
. in we:
avenue. Work will 59mm thorny Q
lI'i'he stairway leading from the Wait
avenue floor or the 1s ' ’
the Connecticut avenue door
JG .llllllll “Whilst A
”W ' in Order that“ passive bathed
HARTFOR”; Jun! ills-“Tho lennta ”am ”My ”9‘ (“Auntom W, I
today by accepting the rspbrt oi tho- A:
obliteration committee on‘ our ss~hour
hill or women slid minors in indus-
trial Illinois triads posslhlath‘ enso
minit Atteaux. .
ACI/i
Butler Lodge, No 97 1.0. O F.. and
2 tion oi diseases.
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$15 00 A very special value at ‘ ‘
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SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS ~— New and attractive I
models in the popular Redford Cord Poplin and
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Milton Van Kd‘ren
Milton Van Koren, formerly of
South Norwulit, a printer ”died last
night in Daubury‘. The deceased learn-
ed his trade in The Sentinel allies
and litter went'to the Dhnbu’r'y New.
lathe mehntirne he had conducted a
motorcycle agency and had traveled
considerably. He was a member of
although the funeral arrangemputa
have 69‘ as yet been announced it is,
undersioed that the remains will be
brought“ here lor serves“ and inter
ment. “Deceased was seventy-one '
years in! and. and lied been troubled
for some time with heart trouble. He
lures a son, Marvin Van Korea, s
llnotypw operator. '
ma
kosher Joseph F. eliilmsn.
NEW OANAAN. June a. ~8tate Ben»
etor Joseph F. Siliiman died at hlsI
home here. last evening. oi it complies-
He was seventy-l
three old and leaves a wile, three sonsI
and three-daughters. The funeral will:
be held Thursday atternoon. lie ser-
ved in the House or Representatives
in 1901 and in iii was elected to the
,Isenste of Reno uI ticket from the
twenty-sixth dlstrlot. "He use ohsio'
also or the committee of women out; I
“trans and also served on the commit-I
tees on publlo health and sstety on'
lander In the last «mourn he identi-'
lied himself with the Promsslve .
a.
Funeral of Genres L. hm “
The tuners; oi {learn 1.. Brown will.
he held irony IliiIs lAte homo tuition-ow
,thodist Church. Attention. Inter»
., e t will tails pines'lmmverslde coin-l ‘ 1
We are showing a large line of well
known and best made ~
Rein. craters
,Our prices range from $15.00 to 575,
See our specil line of interior and
Porch Furniture. Shirt Waist Boxes, at .
ESpeclal Prices. . *
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