8-1692? consumers.
, u make no‘niistake ii
on put in Goal at pres-
:1 figures. but we sure-
‘lyythink you will be sor- /
resent opportunity.
.. lock of ire‘shsm‘ined
dial is now at its best.
lee H. Brown’s regular $2.20
Pure House Paint with e. 6
“"3”“ “9' ”$1.80.
Paper stoiiowest" prices.
it; cheerfully given. '
‘ ate‘r St. Tel. 342-13
"a ton. parent. "And you
gun the money you get for
, ‘ Johnnie did on nd mew
bought,
ii I)! nine. 1 old copper kettle, 1
new and save men.
or. We also do all
kinds of UPHOL-
STERING and Fur
niture Repairing,
Mattresses Renovat-
ed 81in Covers mode
to order Our work
In is guaranteed. Esti-
. mates cheerfully giv.
KOHN
45 North Main 8%.
.1 F, H
unit man stops at your house
I sign Wm. lililron. 8 item
:Norwelk. on the wagon and
pricing tor me. he in chest
accuse there were some
i pay in 9 lb. tor real
use for 4qu tires rubbers,
“are in demand Ask for
Please notify me ahead no i
buoy during the season.
me 441.
"W mom” m we”.
LAHAN-O'LAUGHLAN.
, ullshan. section bone or
‘ In. New HuVen and Hart-
lined who lives in South 807.
procured 1: license soil on:
‘ Nickel mat“!
GoldPle
L. gold- dined
a Goidvtllled spectacles W7:
f, lilyo Lenses fitted. ouch. only
5.’~'\y'l...llo‘ urchin-4m ”d "k‘
47:77:72:
“ First-clue “monster . . n-
,1! you neglect the :
timeless tor painting and paper ' '
COHEN
.. Northern Pacific a point
' eral reaction amounting to a, point or
eds. metals and old outcrop '
.en’d experience or those whom
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nyeflhsm oslltj‘ --
5';- a s‘sNi’aI’e (foe
NONE ‘BETTER AT ‘ANY PRICE
. Prescriptions Willy Filled:
“magnum .omsup
Nowhere can you get your ro-
peirs done better. :
Charles Brand
Panc‘ncAl WATOHMAKER
Jeweler end Optician
155 WASHINGT'N 82., ‘8. NOR‘WALK
WATCH FOR THE NAME
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Dyed actors I who Born- ~
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WALL STREET, 10:10 n m .chnd-l‘
ing at the opening of the market to- brokon leg and e broken jaw.
‘ “ persmfilgig 205: moxgngg day was unusually smell Union Pucl- condition in :1 late hour last night was ‘ old resident of Norwslk and was for
he rose two points on the first few
transactions. interboro wt 1% end
Amigemutod Steel, Reading and
i
m
WALL“ cruiser, n s. rim—The
.abrupt rise in the mnrket which look‘
the shorts unaware, was over by 19:-
180. Thedemnnd m ted libersliy' by
large operators end‘tliere was "I sen-
over in Union Pacific. interboro Metro
lpolitag pld., sud Canadian Pacino. n l
linois central was weak, telling 2 3- SI
under yesterday's closing
Ten per cent. 0! summon in I
tarnished room is too muchmtor you
can ilnd one that's at least 99 pet
can; c’omtorteble o: showering some
edv.
~~—.—~—
SUNDAY BASEBALL CASES NOLL-i
ED;
BRIDGE'PORT. Conn, June 18.“
Sunday baseball players Arthur Rober-
tulll pItcher tor the Bridgeport team}
and Jacob Boultes third baseman 93'
rested at New Field Park on Sunday
had their cases nailed by Judge tlougb.‘
lin in the City Court this morning i
fitntoh witness Then 8‘ Phillips tull-
ed to identify them dmong other court
spectators and the court ruled pur
chase oi admission and” score enrdo’
was insuiilclent upon which to convict.
...... we»..- 40le
end «immerses together. where the
employer they leer-n oi the proficiency,
h.
would hire. . I
There will in soother meeting of the
South Noreen: City molumltleo this
eveniny. Much business was transact:
ed mt nixht and the meeting: em so:
loomed until this evenlnx.
WM‘ ”my “‘9'” .
Sentinel Wyntelorm an impotent
WW'
I": lDudley‘of this city. were enjoying on
.1: automobile ride near Hubbard park.”
- 'Mr. Dudle
int right angles.
‘ seemingly beyond control
‘ ' under arrest. under a charge of men ment WI“ 98 in Pine island 601119982!
,president. Be on a member of e in Stamford. He is also survived by
~ both liedden ct his.
Sentinel Wants bring mployorol‘
- are slim to their ensue“ ell-d quiet:
I :cie‘ntlous. neuter
II‘IIII‘IS; "IIIII "IIIIIIII
"w
Willis solieck.
The sad news of Willie Belleell'e
death came to his totally and triende
in Norwsik. yesterday at noon time.
Mr 38110014,
IIIII {III “Ill
28. Norton, oi ,ilolne. National
. ~.. .s "‘ ' He was 9. very popular than among the
MERIDEN. June-18.——Junlus 8. N91. NOI‘WEK man and .mn‘ a very 31100035
ton, president of the HomeNsttons-
bank; nucleus of the best known .git-
129112 of Meriden, was almost instantly
killed mun automobile accident. last
night and his wire was‘ seriously in-
Jured. Mr. and Mrs. Norton with
their friends, Mr. and Mrs. W. 8.:
he went went.“
two years or ego, and is survived by.
a wife and tour children, three sons
and one daughter. Janet. Mr Sel-
leek leaves two’vbrothers,‘ Dr. Edward,
oi Mevnleto. Harlem, pnd Chester. of
Norwsik and a mother and father,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 5. Selieck, oi
Norwalk. a
Mr selleck was in the Bryant one
Hesse concern tor a number of years.
end then opened a clothing store or
was at the wheel.
Coming lirough West Main street.
the party met a large brewer auto
truck, driven by James J. Mchlnhon I
. it is said that McMahon. was bovine; his own on the corner of River and
III. some trouble with his steering gonngwali street, which he ran until
" and that in passing, the Norton auto went to the west.
be
He later was in
was partly sidtmwlped. Mr. Dudley partnership with G. Louis 'PrICo, of
_ I in an endeavor to prevent further aIsouth blorv‘valk, and they ran a cloth-
trouble, swerved his machine sharply‘: in; store in Washington street and
.. . The brewery trucli’ Me" Mr Price bought the South Non ,fwss in the term ota social celebration
bore upon walk store out and is in business 'end the evening ‘7” taken “9 with
the machine. end all four occupants there today.
,were l'throun out
Mr.‘ Norton wool The body of the deceased will be’
throu’n between the two machines and brought on to WNorwalk where the
he suffered a irocturer skull, s orok- timerel Services will be held. inter-
an arm and a fractured rib. Death mont will take place In Riverside
\‘vns probably instantaneous. in the cemetery. When the senlces will be
opinion of Dr. Wheetley. the acting held no; not been learned as yet.
medical examiner.
Jilrs Norton we. badly hurt and demos Theodore Vail.
she was rushed to e local hospital,, .The death of James Theodore Veil
where it one round the: she was out :oocurred yesterday at the Town Farm.
toting train I broken shoulder a in‘ Norwnlk. where he had been thins
Her lor several yeers. Decensed was an
regdrded on quite critical. Mr. and many years a tinsmith here He was
‘jllirs Dudley Escaped with only slight over eighty years old. giro romaine
injui‘ied‘ were bmuxhl to the“ admiring
Detective Burke placed Mc‘h‘dsllon 2001119 of l" H Gallons. examiner-
Inleuflilter He has been unsble to so tomorrow,
cuN ball. a .
Mr. Norton was 61 years old and William E. Olmsbud
had risen Mince boy to president William l9. Olmstesd at West Main
chine bank. He succeeded the lute street Blamlord. died Monday. He
Governor Ablram ‘Chamberlsln as leaves it wile and son William, living
,2
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number of prominent clubs and was s brother, Dr Olmstesd of South Nor
universally respected. lwnlir. He had been ill since lest Jon-
~------—--— usry. Death was due too out no
8UPERIOR COURT 05353- Jtrolre Mr. Olmsteed on up milliliters
The following file on“. set down by trade, but had been unable to work
tor my. week's short ceiendnr session [for some time because 0! ill health
Frank D. Layton thigh!) ve. Denise?
.l Merritt et sis.
John Hadden or ill vs. Merle Ellen-
W 2
Funeral of Mr. Studwell.
The tuners! of John W. Studweil. or
South Norwulk. was held yesterday ei-
W‘illlem 2‘ Raymond et sl Vs. ldey lernoon from the parlors oi the Clit-
Wolk et all. jlord Hotel The services were large-
The Harmon Youut Co. vs. Honolulu ly attended and there were numerous
it Elwood. '
iiorel tokens ntteutlng the esteem in
May 8 Kerwerih vs Horses Koa-jwmcn the deceased was held. The
worth. pallbearers were Christian Sworn,
Henry llnrr COW-y v9. Silos it. Sher ,Chnrlee Gehrmnn and Joseph W Got»
wood et ole ‘ Ilium. at Butler Lodge No. 97. l. O 0.
John Vslleeni vs. James J. Wullter‘ 2‘ 'end Reed Flynn, William 0. Crock
cl ux. oett and Frank Kocour. of Old Well
Love) people or local attorneys are lodge. 280.198. 9‘ and A. 91.nov,
interested in the crises. {John emulsion. pastor or the South
j- -~w iNorwslk Congregational Church. oili-
OUTING WAD POBTPONED- eluted And interment ioiiowed ‘in the
The outlntt of the Young Men 9 Club "Mo“ “WW: “WWW: I
oi the South Norwalll Congregation”
Church to hove been held on 3mm: ”Wm“ "M “WNWW'
tiny. hm hm, Mum“ until the of The filnel’lll or Mrs. Charles Voucbn
turnout: at Juneftiihb. Amusements we: lursely attended this mornlml
for the host mi being made and the iron: 3"" into home “I ”3‘ ”VI“?
trip will he llilitm to one o: the to "“1“" ”I 8" 3° end lromdli. Joseph
lauds. F‘ull psriiculere will be ran-GEM“ “I 9 o‘clock WM“ °’ reunion:
trounced in club members on Sunder muss V” ””15 by “W R' 'I‘ Carroll.
,3 church. at which time all mem- allies Alice Gillan rendered the soles,
here should be pm.“ Aromatic and demo onset Day. :l’ho
M choir suns Nearer. My God. Wheel
oppoflfunv’l“.i he the remiss were borne in £st
church. interment their piece in: 8:.
diners Cemetery.
4%
m»
Econ any urine: new deflhilllIi‘a.
added possibilllleer tor lilo”. who
Kestlht. John Mealduuie, Steele’f rm:
and John Vaughn. 0. ill. muslin; me
in your: 2454mm st «ingenious. i M
the horror lighter. nose
there is olflyo m tor the can:
harm to to:
vices store
who was dormer); of'
. , ‘ . ’ ‘ Nor-walk, died in Omens, Monday, et-
me WM“ Truck "“8 ter‘ a short illness or about five days.
‘ ' ‘ ‘ The death at Mr. Selleck was 9‘ blow
Molar liar . to his runny and many triende‘ here _
A. W
uiul clothing husineos up to the time»
He was about torty. ‘
VAL (“will
u ,
m
will take place in 31:12:13 Grove ceme-
tery. Mr. Beasley was 63 years or
age at the date or his death. He was
a. private in dompenies K. and G.. ‘No.
23. and No.11 0 VJ .
M I
CELEBRATED ANNIVERSA RV.
yesterday afternoon and evening at
the home of Mrs. Fred T Mon. at 10
enry street. The etternoon session
business. A large number Were out
and the day proved most enjoyable for
11-“
New York, New
Haven 8. Hart
lord
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
7:: Effect“ Juno 1 1913.
-—.~——.
BOUTH NOR ALK '99 NEW YORK
s. N~1r2
6:24x,6 :43x. 6: 55. 7:18. 7: 46 8:171:
8. 412, 825011.935: 9: 37. 10: 201,
10: 45:
P. hi-12:58x. 1: 98, 2:492. 2: 591:,
3:2 27. 4: 31:. s: 41 5. 52;. .5137 ,:s 51:,
7:20;, 9:222, 9:59, 19:"45.
Sundays.“
A. ilk—42:25:, 5:143, 5:41x, 6:241.
8:54, 10: 20x. 14: 24
P. M.~——:12 48x. 2. 392. 2. 59:, 5:41,
5:522, 6: 562.. 7:12x, l: 52:
9: 22:, 9: .59, m: 28.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.:-—4 45. 5:40 8:45.. 8:102.
8: 33:: 8: 95: ilzilli. 19: 0‘22, 19: 95
19: 50:, 11:93.
l.M.-—l2:93,1:95,1381,1128: Sut-
urduy only. 2 2942. 2: 57. 3: 983,8 :552,
4.152, 4. 29, 5: 058, 5: 241:, 5: 28. 6: 01:.
8: 97. 8: 097:. 3 20:, ii: 99:. 9: 39 11: 19:.
11: 80, 11:88:. 12:90:.
W
~ lundnye.
A. NIH-12 99x. 9: 99: 8: 38:. 8: 55x
9:99,19:92:.11:091r.
P. Liv-12: 101:. 1: 982. 2: 99:, 8: 441
ll: 92:. 5: 94. B: 917:, 7341:. 9: 99: 8:1012,
8: 99:, 19: 992. 11:10 11:33:}
W
60974:}. NORWALK 'ro NEW
" seven. ’
.7‘. ‘99 9 211.
11:99:. ‘
P. M.-12:02,1:.29 ll: 14:. 4: 26.
3: 49:. 10: 23!. 112111.
5:12. 618:. o: 47. 7. m. 9: our. 9:193. 1” ‘
I9:9 this, 10:99:: 11:19.
. , Sundays.
.4. lit-wilt :i9x.‘ 12:42:. 1:122. 7943‘.
911,493. 10:19. 11:11:.
P. him—“#92: ills, 2:292. 2:122. 4: 592,
643292. .846 2:199. 9:214:29 097:, 9: 28:7,
The .psllboseers 4,: ,,
were John byes. .iolm drlihn. James
The second anniversary of Friend- ’ ,
ship Lodge. Nos 7. Pest Noble Grands " . -
Association, ol' Eureka Lodge was held 3, , _ 1
.2142 5:412. 5:09. J
i1: 33. « 4‘
8. 21:2, -
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It wears like a‘ ‘
hatd wood, floor at 5 the eoSt
H.
new home.
,. stringency.
whorl-41‘ n-lwlfl‘ fil" "'
u . “I.“ mun me In '13
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dew-We guarantee quality and work a
manship. E'siir‘n tes' cheerfully given for a single wm- g
' dow or the who 2‘ house.
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Oil Cloths end Lino‘leums ——~ ‘Ma‘ny widths and patterns
of reliable makes. '
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‘ June Brides w
willzdo well to come to us and
select the Furniture for your
We will furnish
your little nest from collar to at-
be] if you haven’t all the cash
on hand you can make satisfac-
tory arrangements ‘ With us,‘ so
that you'll own your own home
without feeling the financial
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APPAREL .
is new in demand. Loolrthlu
list over: it may remind or
your eds. All goods it until
lty on guaranteed to nullity
”lists 92.99 to 99.99
ii
skulls and rounding;
Athletic underwent: the to Moll .
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M! 4“:er
Thrilling one as» 42799 to 99.99
igloo
45.00 to 970.09.
on: to .. 1.09 to 99.99
Nominee r 4 wit 99w
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