FULL LlNfi. OF IEST ECO
you Will to sort-‘7
, WATCH FOR THI MW.
if you: nests-ct the
Hazclton
Coal
your painting and puntn‘diengy~
do. Our experienced men can
to your satisfaction. The
cheermny given. Special low '
3.0,, mm. and ,wan paper, TEL. 294. 122 WATER sr.
c on E N w «wt
r... 342.13 HATTEFBIiil-ilittiii'
John Cleaned the Cellar . .
iced bout tor more hiding places Miss Rose Natteiord
ESE: ' leti The “Attic
Print
the popular:
1 rth Nattetord, of Wilton avonue, ,end
. " “ =3" “~"~«"“°‘~*’° iii"? not:
-‘ ' Mrs. E. or o u
n'figgggsfiagfigflw (912 united in marriage at St Marys rec,
31k) and mm me ,0 come tory, yesterday afternoon at 4:30
7 Result: More vacation money. o’clock; Rev. Thomasl. Fins), rector.
iof St. Mary‘s church, omciaie .
mergftfizz Price for Miss. Rita Netteiord. sister of 7the
3.1L, for 115$ 2501‘)” 10}, for bride was bridesmaid. Harold B
lists. Serpergloo for my?“ and Evaneski, oi Southmorwnlk, was best
‘ majn’. .Arthur: V Heuuessey. o! Pitts~
iield Mass., and Bernard '1‘. Nutterord.
ourdiSky Jr; of Bridgeport, brother at the bridal
512. 27 Ely Av... 30. Nor-walk. were ushers.
dress trimmed with shadow lace over
satin mesealine. She carried a hand-
some bouquet so! bride‘s roses. The
bridesmaid wore shadow inoe over~
shit crepe do chene and a large black
but. trimmed with French’ plumes
Miowing the ceremony a reception
'ssidbol shr ts shrdiucmtwypcmtwym
link innn stops at your house was tendered at the home or the
grsgfi‘wg azmfiogom bride‘s parents. vDeKlyn catered.
' The couple left last evening on s.
“mm“ M met,” 1' cm" trip to Watch mu, Rhode‘ Island, and
*1 my in a it: for rags upon their return will reside in On-
7 M“! for 2““ tires. ”PM". borne avenue, East Nomalk. Their“.
sand. old automo- have received many handsome wed-
mand. Ask for ' ,
mm notify we attend as l ding gifts including all the usual ark.
dry busy during the season. ticles.
' Among the out of town guests were: '
numbered the rounding: Mr. and
Mrs Martin Bonner. Jérny City; Mr.
and Mrs T. Cagney Jersey City; Mr!
And Mrs. Charles Nettelor’d, of Jersey
City; Miss Glare Berni and John
now and “VB man; Smith, of BIWklynit‘ mil? V. “01"
k “Wefalllsg‘mgli nessoy or Pitt-field. Must; Mini Gee
‘ n i 0 ‘ mm. Nattetord and“ Miss Charlotte
fifig‘mggur warren cg Brooklyn; Hornets 1‘. Ann.
exit-sues. ’iishovet- _ rm, J?" ”t ”M
ed Slip coveri me. The many friends of the young peo-
gto order-.01“ work pie extend "best wishes tee is happy
,. s is announced. Butt-2 erried lite.
mates marital! “'9: tutors end A suoeeshtul m
7 ‘ 15s mommy's st; 3. «oasis it .
3 CAKES EAPOLIo‘ .. . . . -. . . .
. ‘ uurmts Home“ 7
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Bernard T. '
.5 “’3 W Main W Hit.
; The bride were a white silk chii'lon 7
FLOURVVVSALE
GOLD MEDAL’ IN CLOTH BAGS
JONES IN; CLOTH BAGS' ..._
PEST?“ REOORD smug 33¢
CEREAL SALE
7 3'PAEEAGEE WHITE ROSE o‘ATHEAL . . . .. 25¢
3 PACKAGES CREAM OATMEAL :. 25¢
.2 PACKAGES COOK’S MALTO RICE . . . . . . . . . . .. 25¢
’a' PonAoEs' RALSTON s BREAKFAST FOOD .. 25¢
a PACKAGES RALSTON’S WHEAT soon 25¢
.x PACKAGESHREDDED WHEAT . 12¢
SOAP SALE
. 5 BARS EIRKAMN'S BORAX SOAP 25¢
sBARSFELENAPTHASOAP....................... 25¢
7 BARS LENOX SOAP 25¢
3CAKESEONAMI,,..._.........................,....25¢
...__ 25¢
CANNED GOODS SALE
3 CANS ASSORTED SOUPS. CAMPBELL’S 25¢:
2w
3CANSPINKAL‘ASKASALMON ................
3 CANS EARLY JUNE PEAS...............--....,.., 25¢
‘ 3 CANS MD. TOMATOES, LARGE SIZE . . . . . . . .- .. 25¢
3 CANS GOLDEN PUMPKIN...................‘.r 25¢
" 6 CANS SARDINES IN FANCY COTTON SEED‘ OIL .. ,
, ‘, . I. ‘..‘....‘..t(O'I'....‘fih..'."‘_" 25¢:JV
:, Wmfiumie guardhteed. If; net satisfactory
and Grocery
These Prices are Good for Now :York Department gore
Sougaiuck ‘ ‘
New Men’ s Store
you will and a line of Gentlemen Furnishings-4 brsnd' new
stock complete-all the new fabrics-ill the styles in Sum.
, mer Suits. Hats, Shirts. Neckwesr. Hosiery, Underwear, Shoes ;
-oholce selections irons an immense stock at s leading whole- .
sale house.
LOUIS AVRICK
an. Norwslk club lien
P. Chalk. .
ticut delegation yesterday and (new
change in the rate. as reported by the
senate finance committee
a.» " , Tenants .Msllrt"
_ veatixations looking to a safe and of“
No or three daysuiter being Applied , . 1' 3.
lit“ the young worms that hatch, and
the duper-truest. ,
"THErdWOOd Temples», box. . ~'
.‘ n-usnscsssoscspsssss” 3c
;,Toilet Palm.“ 3 rails for 19¢
g’Eg‘g Bouts, zse . . . . . S1.59
Granite Fruit Jar Fillers,
’ ,IsssssslnitlllOssstslhep 19
Cooking Bags; 3o, assort-
ed,’ seIIOIiIIIlIIIHO 15C
Thin Blown Tumblers,
6 for 19¢
Paper Drinking Cups,
A'DOIOCIOJsbIstcs:II
{5131mm Plates. dost. 7 4c ,
7 ‘Wltite Paper Napkins.
“ . 190 for me
,dsilsls..i..., Jhs'isi-.uns---Bh‘
Paper, Towels, zoo j 25c .
V .
Bier-5c.
.I I ' a J W"-’fi’-/-’fll- ails-Inn: .- nun 'a/n' fl
' K ‘x ‘ R ., i.-'\“'m ‘W\-\.\‘\-"~‘x‘. -\‘\‘. tflm u _
Hill liliiiilliiili 77 ‘
W W Sitiiidy, oi Stamped A3. .'
seris RemoV'AI oi lluiy would
.Hurt ‘ Monhiaoiurer
H Kneger & Co
The Leading Outfitters Ill The Norwalks ,
WASHiNGTON, June 27. -~W. W:
Skiddy. at Stamford, representing
the Stamford Manufacturing company,
called on the memhprs ot the Connecd
y We Care Headquorters :ior
a protest against the placing or quot
hrscho on the free list
He said it would be impossible to!
compete with foreign manufacturers
or this dye and with quehrsoho eiirnJ
united to run 50 per cent or its capaci-
ty. and the users of his dye would bd‘
laced entirely at the mercy of a for-
eign trust Senator Brandegee pro
raised to do what he could to secure 8.
WASHINGTON, June 27 —-For five
years employee or the department or
agricuitrue have been conducting inn
We mt m and Mrs ring; as~
segment of hidden! Shapes snail
Brhids frodi We to $5.00 3
i’ective insecticide tor the destruction
or the odor present tobacco homworm.
which is such a great chewer of green
tobacco. The experts hove determin-
ed., that 7 .dl-plubic parsennte of lead '-
meets all the‘requirement. ,
it has been demonstrated that an
application of this insecticide will kill
practically every. hornworm‘ within
suécialfsale of Very A...
New; Styles in r.
ingene V Willst's4
; .Siilm‘ Cullen. $1.48. Worth $2.50
sndmlll continue for several days to
this without Mary to the plant. I
Arsenlte oi leaduhst be mixed with
a carrier nd Applied with a dust gun.-
The department recommends the use
of a tresth burned wood ashes at a
curler. and a bulk equal to the lnsectil
side should he used. I
These detailed information in Ed“
nology Circular 178. recently issued by:
Lingerie and Tub Dresses
The best assortment in town, prices
from 980 to 310.
W
atlas! began the day month. club
or. white Greet Northern and limiting
sold bit slightly The decline in New
York Central affected me morkst lad~
«rely m the whole list ”Awakened
soon after the cushion. Secondary,
fractional” under ”st-orders close i
uxu ills Punt ‘
.41
price. a: most or the lead”! were
A, Fuller. president or the board oi
urieon directors, and the usualzauni}
bar of newspaper men. The hotly will
be buried in the Zion Kill cemetery in" ,
disrtlord. 7:?"
E
on the nisht or Wetland”. :Noi
vomher it? 1912. Boson
vein
the women tied lived toss , .
an
trinity years. slid she hell
Wm.
nisht or m murder. the ninth M .
ed shirt. the women «status he}
7 the humid! her brother. Pstricio '
lulu nu hunts
Margaret mum.
“Ararat bitten died yesterday at
pone. or file Can-AA avenue. at the i
’ s or any yours. The funeral sen x
s will be held trons St. Mary's "5
”not; tomorrow at u o‘zeioolt Intes- 7,‘
lav ass-Haunt.“ a m’m‘m‘
mflA¢AQ‘-:sb¢«:uuumn
in willows, wash»! '
‘ White Guavasi‘Shoes for Misses
odd Ladies, front $148 to $3. 50
PorTi and Bungalow Furniture
st Special Prices this month
n' . 7,.
g .,.7.
it!!! be new iron can flimfiifi Church. lui “some. and
larch today st; mo o'ulosk m «tinted all who were present with
. heme. mum ngr 1,,le an. as interesting Wuhan oi the wort:
at s thesisth t‘i‘s'iisi Msmnemnut -_
Norwalk Chronicler