V'u el that is
,‘Iipecially ~good and
.f'aeliable, pleases and
" 'gsults ii'lvarisdsiyi
' an” comfort and great
hflsfaction.'
‘iment. Bricks and
fl shelf such materials
In here to; aha
line and Sewer Pipe.
Gareful attention to
flrders; this means
‘ Inch to our
Patrons, and we
' Ilways avoid fiction;
to misrepresentation.
' our custom invited.
Ladders, Roofing Beaver
Nails, Paper, Board
Please remember you are welcome to our yard any time' no mat-
ter whether you want Lumber, Nails, Ladders, Roofing Poper 0r
Beaver Board, advice on building or just a friendly chat. Come in the
next time you're over our way. It you consult us, we‘ll see that you
get the right kind of any thing you want and at the right price, too.
The Norwalk Furniture House
14-x6 WALL ST. Tel. Orders'Promptly Delivered.
——-—DON’T MISS THIS CHANGE-—
Couch Hammocks $4.75—this week only
A regular $7.50 Hammock, 6 feet long, 30 inches wide, standard
grade khaki covering, and curtains, strong iron frames. slumber in-
viting cotton mattress, strong iron frame. ideal for sleeping porches
and cottages.
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Hazelton
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The B. Hershfield 8: Son Co
TEL. 29¢. 122 WATER IT.
VCOAL
We sell a V01} high grade of ltcd
Oak Coal, free from clinker-s. Try a,
Jlushel before you lay in your!
' winter's'supply and be convinced.
William Efiron
- s ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
JUNK DEALER
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. . You only need write a postal or 3'
phone to Wm. El'fron and you will .
get, a ready market for things which I
you dont want. such as rags, papers. -
metals. 2’
Javier beds a specialty. We are .
Wm. Enron, 3 j‘
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bottles, rubbers. scrap-iron,
waiting for your call.
Rowan at. Tel. 441.
IF'YOU 'vtnsrfw
to lurnlsh your summpr cottage tfor
you a. fine line and large assortment
oil New and Secondhand Furniture.
toves and all Housefurnishlng Goods
«at positively the very lowest prices.
‘ M. GUTKOWSKY,
' 87 N. Main Street
Opp. Congerpstionsl Church.
We Buy Second-hand Furniture.
A Big Variety of
ew Things
for the
Children
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ISuits.
jWE are selling for $10.00. They range )Ol
iln VALUE from $12.00 to $18.00, but
gS7&$IO CIothingStoreI “
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Men’ s Suits S10 TAILOR“- MADE
“hen we say. “Melts Su ts, $1 . , READY: MADE
we do not meap Men's ’I‘en Dollar
built for
We mean the Men‘s Suits that
Tailor‘ulude Clothes are
1.
Ready blades are pill
the average people.
\‘Iost (it us have a certain distinct
individualih of Oil] own and the
tlothes ought to be in kteping uith
Let the next be Tailor \iade
A. L. BRIA
7:; 22 NO. MAIN s'r. TEL. 92o.
Flowers 8: Plants
\\ e will fill boxes and vases with
font)- Illullillillg floucrs. ,
‘A.C.Cuneo, Florist
I TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE.I
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together for
in price they are all 810.00.
GOTTL‘IEB’S
NORTH MAIN STREET.
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HARRINGTON, HERO OF MONROE
WRECK, To 8EEK DAMAGES.
Bridgeporter, Whose Wife Porlshed In
Old Dominion blaster. Takes
Initial Steps Towards Pressing
Claim.
A8 FRESH A8 ..
the last bit of news that emer- :;
— Wm-«wfim
ond anniversary of the battle of Rel-
qual Orozco. was celebrated yesterday. '
Ethe north recently, telegraphed the .
:Departnient of Gobernacion today that I‘I '
‘his forces had dispersed several Cou-
‘stltutionilalst builds operating in the
'vicinity of Aguascalientes.
{Elllaiia Gutierrcz and Alberta
:I‘El‘a, attacked Morales, Montecillo and ‘ .
fSantiago, suburbs of the (‘ity of San‘ :
:yesterday in a special train over the
‘Mexit-an Railroad.
isolo and his brother Alderman Frank V
IUEBTIIII EIIIIIISE
IEXIGII IEBIITIIIIS -
(Continued from First Page.)
publics of this hemisphere."
ii Hyatt
MEXICO CITY, May 23.——The sec- . '
Iano, which was won by General Huer‘ ' ‘
ta against the forces of General Pas- -
In the morning many Federal officers ' '
went to the Huerta home and congrat-
ulated the provisional president, a
SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS,
FOR SATURDAY SHOPPERS
military band meantime playing a ser- ,
enade in the street. A banquet was :'I DAINTY
served in the afternoon in the .llueife - ‘j
home, at which high. officials, miii- .
tary officers and personal friends were f.‘
present. .'
Gen. (‘arlos liiucon Gallardo. chief . '
of the Rurales' Camp, who left for - In “1 “Mi “("9“ variety
of styles, in white and: many at-
tractive color com binal ions.
Round Ticket
STOCKINGS
0f the famous Gordon make,
for men. women and children, ‘ "
which are remarkable values at .t:
23c a pair. '
PRETTY
PARASOLS.
Just the one necessary touch
to complete the well dressed
voman‘s costume. Many novel
shapes, in plain and contrasting
colors.
Generals
(‘ar- I
(‘onsiitutionalists under
Luis Potosi, yesterday. According to 9;);
information given out by the Wet,
Department the local garrisons under i
General Jose Refugla \ulasto repuls- ,
ed the (‘otlstltutionaliats and inflict I
Eed heavy losses. i
Jose Marla'l. ozano. who recently re- :A “BW‘vo'NITE '"Junin
signtd as minister of communications
1 IT LOGKWODD Il’ PG 00.
and public works, left the capital late
“is final destinusl
tlon ls unknown, bill it is beloved that“
he s going to t‘oatzat-oalcos, whence
Ilf will sail for Etirope or South
America. ' V
General Morales Zuragosa with the
troops that evacuated 'l‘ampico. has
farrtml‘ sari-1y at lluejtltln Hldiilgt),
according to reports received ill the
llelxlrtmetit ot' (lobernacion. The ad-
\ites stated that Zarugo'la and his
men ltllilllllitd their trip fol Mexico
t‘ltv toda\. ‘
ElBlITEEII CHICAGO ,
FIBEIIEII IIIiiIIlEB
CHICAGO, May 23.—-—~Elghtcen lire~
men were in hospitals here today on
account of serious injuries suffered ill
the fire and explosions which yesterv
day destroyed the building occupied
by a saloon conducted by Louis Gilt
Fay Webb, of Rowal'ton avenue, is
at his home here. suffering from a.
painIUI Injury, sustained while at
work in the foundry of the Lockwood
Manufacturing Company in South
Norwaik. He had the misfortune to
crush one of the fingers on his right
hand, and it is now feared that blood
poisoning \inI set in. lie is under
the care of a physician and sullen!
tulisiderahle pain.
SHOPKEEPER ROBBED or'sav.
mes.
May 23.~Sarkas tilru-
zcsiu. of No. 20:: Lawrence street. a
shopkeeper, wus held 11p anti robbed
of his savings, amounting to about.
$37. last night. Two men were arrest-
ed at the liiillna‘s and Spencer fac-
tory. this afternoon. alld taken to po-
lice headquarters. One has been posi-
tively identified by (iirusosln.
(iiruzosin told the police that after
II ARTFURI).
little money or any season articles »~
that you need for temporary use. j'
come In to see us where we can show .
sea from the ticker are the
VEGETABLES
we offer. We carry a large 'j
variety of the very finest of --
seasonwble vegetables, I
Call and let us suggest some-' 1‘
thing for dinner.
3" Ghi0tto 8t Co-
Music Hall Block
Summer Time
IS AWNING TIME.
Get yours before the sun be
comes too hot. ‘We make and
arepair them. Phone us.
KOHN' BROS.
Tel, 489. 72 North Main 8‘.
Do You Need
A NEW LAWN MOWER?
we have a dull line at right prices. mitted to probate. however, and will time a number of propositions will be
M P DUNNE
209 EAST WASHINGTON STREET. bring a law stilt against the company. Ithe wage scale.
melting COMPANY. SUED. '
IFreder‘lck E. Morgan. of Bridgeport.
as trustee of HQW°R92 Beers. shun
rupt estate, through kéosh dz Dundee,
has b ought suit agginst tho Gudnhy
tPsclti g Compatiyi'o Chicago, for $3, -
, Stratford avenue and the appoint-
BRIDGEPOR‘I‘. May 23.—.—Tlie pro-
bating of the esestm ot the late
Margaret Harrington of 1795
Gauold', st: other persops injured by
flying glass and masonry were in hos-
pltals. and six firemen and nineteen
1 citizens were under care of physicians
at their homes.
i110 closed his shop he went to a bar
bar shop on Park street, remaining
nearly an hour. After taking his de
parturo he was set upon by two men
and mas beaten nearly into uncon-
stiousness.
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"“3“ °’ he” “um“ “m“ “i The list of seriously injured totalled
-- Harrington as administrator,
is that
'1 first step taken In an effort to get
damages from the steamship company i
v: on whose boat Mrs Remington with!
. her husband, was relax-hing from the
‘ south last winter when a collision oc-
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curred which resulted in her death.
I The details of the ramming of the
Old Dominion liner "Monroe' by the
Merchat shad Miners' line steamer
"Nantuc t" off Norfolk, Va. with a'
loss of 43 lives Including Mrs liar-l
rington, are still fresh In the minds.
of Bridgeport people. The heroici
fight Thomas R Harrington made to
save his wife's life, only to have her
die from exposure and sheer exhaussl
tlon after the couple had been lifted}
‘from the icy waters into a rescuingi
boat, will long be remembered by the;
friends of the couple in this city. i
Harrlnnton’s Claim.
,Whether Mr. Harrington will get
any compensation for his wife's
death In the catastrophe is problem-
aticsl. -He has had the estate sid-
put in a claim against the steamship
company. Asked whether he would
r if the company had agreed to
make any settlement, Mr. Han
Iripgton said yesterday afternoon:
f'The steamship company ‘has- not
Foams forward with a offer, c! any
l"'.-l<h_1;d to make, a se'tilernent, and I;
don't think there is much chance for
09110015“ suit. as J understand it
forty- -nine and of them three firemen
BPROTT CRIMINALLY LIABLE.
may die.
- , BRIDGEPORT. May 23.——Hadcliffe
The upper two floors mere occupied E. Sprott, secretary of the Gas A-p
by lodge balls The fire apparently 1plisnce Exchange, was held probably
M small consequence, zoomed to he criminally liable by Coroner John J.
out yesterday. and the ipemen were Phelnn today, in his finding into the‘
preparing ‘0 leave, “‘9“ the first 9‘ death of Mrs. Florence Johnson. who
ploslon brought down “'9 walls “9°“ lwas struck and killed by an automo‘
them Their “1““ rushed 1° the -hiledrlven by Sprott late last Sunday
rescue and were overwhelmed by s .evenlng,
“0°“ ”91°31” that hurled bricks .street car tracks in Fairfield, in com
and glass into the crowd gathered ,pany‘with 'H. E. Cowell.
outside the fire "“93- It is expected that Sprott will be
formally charged with manslaughter
TMLLEIIEI To lbefore ’Judge Bacon Wakeman in 3
SEE PIIIIIEIIFDIIB MW“?
'Iiesring to be held either today or
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NEW HAVEN May 23. —-The state Aglggufif‘sgs" 3:33: '13:;
board of the Trolloymen's Union, have been busy today trying to get
which was in session here yesterday.‘ some clue to the two men who held
will have a conference with General up assaulted and robbed Wesley
Manner J. K Punderford of the Con-‘ Knapp. of Patterson, N. Y., on the
necticut Company, at the ofilces of the outskirts of this city late last night.
company here on Monday At that Knapp was struck from behind. knock-
ed down and fiftabn dollars in money
and his watch taken. The blow on the
head caused a wound cl [1 to the
those and one which required several
stitches to be taken. , '
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handed to the general mana‘gen and
among these is one for a revision or
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CHIEF CHARLES READY TO SAIL'.
PORTLAND Me- May 23'4“ W 1 Amount MERCHANT Dean.
ty of negroes assembled by “Chief"! ANSQNIA. May 23 ~—l)svid :I. Walsh,
Alfred Charles will sail next week to secretary of R Q Walsh Company,
establish a colony on the gold coast or merchants. and one of the best known
Africa, according to announcement business men in this section died this
made today. The steamer Curityba. morning mgr an” illness of ten days
000 damages. Homer Beers conducted the only way I can get anything is by Iseouréd by Sam last winter, nowI bears ,quh Mauro-pneumonia. The deceased
three markets and utter turning over
the concerns to the (lullaby people,
made an assignment; ls. fan this? part
oi" the transaction which upped. "o”.
be irregular; " 71' , ,
putting In a claim against the com-w
pany. depending on a share in the. sol-
page 9! the ill-fpted 'illonrde' to ha'vI'e
paid. " ' _. ‘ ‘
' "The elements;
rather than any
fgr
be
"’raie ,s ’that'l Captain McKenzie, or the Holyi- HAM
the name hiberia. ‘ was the unlor member of the Walsh
"We wiIl first go to Norfolk to take Coinpany. Mr. Walsh, who was a.
on our blinker coal." said Sam, "and young MI is survived by his mother.
-'we will then head for galveston, where four brothers and three state‘s?
many at the colonists are Waiting for 1
“s'r 'FALL snout FIRE Escape FATAL.
, May its—may A. Po
'Ghost and Us Society, will be master terson. four yiésrs of! son of Mr. and
‘ um“? 0' lite steamhr. liars Alvin Peterson. of No. 240 Asy-
lutn street, fell from a fire escape at
NERM' 0" REV O J M ELROY' the rear of the tenement and fractured
“wilyf‘ghfix 3mm“ his skull, death resulting.
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'Wilil- "1 don't believe any man remem-
nMeIhers the first dollar he ever earned.
'1 though a great many claim that they
. t' .
catholics new be ‘-'_I do " .\ . N
bind mat:
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it so firmly in your. mom .
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while site was walking in the ‘i‘he deceased was nineteen years of
_ day eveflng. will
oclock this afternoon trom the par- ,
"New ivhat was there about it pluée,
' Want. Mrs. tor chariot to find more woman who was' "speechless with
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Seaside Specialties in Basement ‘E:
Sand Toys and Pails, Picnic Plates and Greatly Reduced Prices on \‘acuum Bottles and Food Jars.
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u/v/v' "f , i- '1’”:
FOR "BOYS
E have just received a full
line of Washable Suits for
-They are going on sale at
W
Boys.
690 to $1.50
ALL
Sizes
Also Middy Blouses for Girls
98c to S1. 50 ‘
W. a’1I’ a’ataml-I' . a - -'-. 1/-
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DEATHS III] FIIIIEIIALS
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Marlon L. DeLong.
Miss Marian Louise belmng died,
this morning at an early hour at the
home. or her parents. Mr, and Mrs.
John Debong 41 Woodward alenue.I
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age and was loved among her many
friends and acquaintances who will
regret to ‘earn of her death.
Besides her parents she Ieavu a,
sister, Viola, and a brother, William.
Sh'.a was a member of the South Nor-
walk M E. Church and Sunday-school,
and the Rev William H. \Vakehamu
will ofilclate at the funeral which Willi
be held :rom her late home Monday:
afternoon at 2:30 o't‘Iock. The remains
will be laid to rest In‘ Riverside Cem-
etery. Danhury papers please copy.
Funeral of Mr. Culp.
The funeral services over the re-'
males of Joseph Culp. bead carpenter
on the bridge work who met death
simultaneously with Robert Dewar.
engineer, in caisson No. 8, on Wédnes;
be held at one
km; of David W Ray loud, in \\ est
Washington street. B ldge work has
been again suspended for the services
' formed at
grandfather was
and all the workers will attend: The,
ltorneys J. L Hoyt and H. H. Lord in
§connection with the habens corpus.
remains will be taken to HobokenJl.
J. where Culp and family lived Seven
years, where further services and in--
terme’nt will take place. Mr Culp
is survived by a wife, five children.'
bétween 16 and ii years of age. and
four brothers. He was thirty-six
WESTPORT WEDDING WILL BE
ONE OF THE EVENTS OF
SEASON,
Miss Nathalie Mitchiil and Orrando
Perry Burr to be Married
Tonight.
Holy Trinity Church, Westport. will
be filled tonight by representative fam-
ilies of that city to witness the mar-
riage of Miss Nathalie \I.itchill and Or-
rando Perry. Burr, which will be per-
"3:0 o'clock by the Rev.
Kenneth Mackenzie, rector of the
parish. Miss Mitchlll is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Neil R. Mitchilh who
are both well known in this city, hav-
Ing resided in Rowayton for several
years,
The church, where Miss Mitchill‘s
rector for many
years, will be made beautiful for the
occasion by a lavish arrangement 0!
wild flowers, dogwood, wild nzalea and
columbine used in profusion.
ATTORNEYS J. L_ HOYT AND H.‘ H.
LORD “CALLED DQWN"
Attempt to Continue Family Strife and .
Judge Tattle Censures Them '
In' the Civil Superior Court yester-
day Judge Joseph P. Tuttle expressed
his displeasure with the actions 0:" At.-
proceedings of Mrs. Florence Huggayd
of Norwalk. against her hustldnd.
James T Haggard.
i The mother brought the pl‘oeeeti—
Iiugs for the custody of a. minor child
years of age and had worked for the I and the case was partly heard before
McHarg- Barton Company for a num-
ber of years. Tliotie who knew the
:Judge Tattle this week. His Iton‘or
had ’both the plaintiff and defendant.
men. know mm to be a pleasant, jovial in his chambers and today he told
and particularly good- natured person. i the attorneys that the plaintiff and de-
a hard worker. and a firm friend Mrs. , fendant had agreed to a proper set.-
0qu 'snd family arrived yesterday at- Hement of the case and that is was
ternoon, ind have been staying at: the Iapparent that aft/awards the attor-
hnme of fire. Annie Goddard, 'ln neya interfered The court expressed
Kaiser place, who volunteered at the himself as feeling that it was not. the
time of the accident to receive and province of attorneys to continue famI-
care for relatives of the deceasedilly strife. but to settle them. He
workman. Mr Culp boarded at this told the attorneysrhe would hear them
; t. . ,I Tuesday . .l
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