EIIIIIS 80M. “IPA"
ucl that is
Qwially good and
I lEeliable, pleases and
'léjosults invariably
3! T411 comfort and great
WactiOn.
Element, Bricks and
"Ither such materials
Ilre here too; also
. ,-. jjme and Sewer Pipe.
G arcful attention to
v, Orders; this means
.uch to our
Patrons, and we
I‘lways avoid fiction;
I o , misrepresentation.
" our custom invited.
: ,
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BUY .
Hazelton
Ceal
The B. Hershlleld '8: Son Co
TEL. 294. 122 WATER 8T.
COAL
Before laying In your \‘ Inter Supply
of‘Coal ' get our prices. Our cash
prices are tlle lowest In town. Try a
busheland you will buy a ton.
William. Eflron
rysowm .511. EAST NORWALK.
“tel. 441. Tel. 441.
BEWARE.
I have had seleral complaint or .
people who have been cheated by
»' psddiers who claim to be working for
'me. It you want to avoid
. tooled watch for the sign,
a
with my name and address.
er beds. ,
. \ WILLIAM EFFRON,
. 3 ROWAN 87. ~
‘ , Tel. 441. k Tel 441. I'. ‘
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IF YOU WISH
little money or any
that you need for
name in. to see us where we can show
, on a. line line and large assortment
at New and Second-bendel-‘urnlture.
‘8 ~ves‘snd all Housefurnishing Goods
positively tbsvery lowest prices.
M. *GUTKOIWSKY.
87 N. Main Street
Opp. Congeuetlonel. Church.
We Bay Second-hand Furnttm.
for Memorial
. ‘ All Sizes
- slGGERMAN
ROS... Iii North Main St.
i
being .,
":l Rowan '
Street." on the wagon. Also the Milk :
or must give’you a duplicate slip .
I pay 1c a lb. for rags and best 2.
prices for metal. rubbers and -i’eath- --
to tilrnish your summer cottage dor_ I
eason articles jj .
emporary use. »
.ed. hit- several persons .with a bat
Ladders,
Nails,
ter whether you went Lumber, Na
next time you're‘over our way. If
Roofing
Paper,
Please remember you are welcome to bur yard any time no mat-
Beaver Board, advice on building or just a friendly chat.
get the right kind of any thing you want and at the right price, too.
Funeral Iof Mrs. Goodwin.
The funeral of Mrs. Victor W. Good-
win. formerly of this city, who died
Beaver
Boar d in Westiield, Mass, was held this sf-
ternofin at 2:30 o'clock from David W.
'Rayunonds undertaking parlors In
US, Ladders, “003118 Paper 01' West Washington street. Rev. B. G.
Come in the
you consult us, we'll see that you Baptist Church oflicistel, and inter-
ment was in Riverside Cemetegy. The
pallbearers were Gordon Byxbee,
Charles Stowe. Steven Goodwin and
Joseph Goodivin.
ANOTHER SYMPHONY AfFAIR.
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._.-
lIc Rehearsal Next Tuesday Nl'ht.
14.16 WALL ST. Tel.
Rattan Chairs
Couch Hammocks
Refrigerators
Rattan Div-ans
Woven Hammocks
Ice Chests Gas Stoves
A personal investigation
Oil Stoves
The Norwalk Furniture House
Some Suggestions for Summer
Rattan Tables
Hammock Chairs
Porch Rockers
Lawn Swings
and the lowest in town.
son of the Norwalk Symphony society
Orders Promptly Delivered.
,s public rehearsal.
I The orchestra, under the direction
Iot‘ Prof. William (3. Perry, has made
lwonderl’ul progress. and those who
Ihave taken advantage of the oppor-
[tunlty to hear the organization on the
Porch Settees
Ice Cream Freezers
Kitchen Cabinets
Lawn Benches
Express Wagons
Baby Carriages
will convince you that our prices
Men’s Suits $10
When we say, ”Men' 3 Suits, ‘10. 00,
we do not mean Mens Ten Dollar
Suits. We mean the Men's Suits that
WE are selling for $10 00 They range
in VALUE from 812. 00 to 818. 00 but
In price they are all 810. 00.
GOTTLIEB’S
$7&$10 Clothing Store
NORTH MAIN STREET.
“ll”: I‘.T 'lllt I'I W
,1!
A8 FRESH Al
the last bit at lnm~thst emer-
ges (rem the ticker are the
VEGETABLES
we alter. We carry a large :'
variety of the very lineal. 5L -~
seasousbis vegetables I II
Call and let us suggest some.- fij
thing for dinner.
I Gillette 81 Co.
Music Hall Block
W ..
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Sumner Time
Is AWNING TIME.
Get yours before the sun be-
comes too hot. ‘We make and
repair them. Phone us;
KonN sacs.
Tel. 2489. 72, North. Msln 8!.
ml
USED EAT A8 WEAPION.
Lobei Ball Player Arrested After
’ *Fipht it My.
DEIRBY. IMIa'y Tie-As the result of.
a battle royal in which baseball hats
were used as we‘spons here yesterday
Benjamin Gargsne, of New Haven.
a play‘er‘in theI‘gtu‘nIe out ‘0'! , which
the dispute cross, was“ arrested'o'n
s’cbsrge of Iii-each oftths police. -, The
trouble arose out of a dispute in a
a..‘
game-between thebxnis‘hts‘ei 'King
:‘of‘Ne'w‘ Haven,
Arthur base ‘
and a location ‘tile’r nan
Soi:iety team. Gargano, it is chemo
It?“
and then retreated. into 7
tore all scary crowd;
sole: rescued him ind‘thok' ill
ere. De Muse
II
5the young girl complainant and her
people after her husband confessed
'the alleged
-: known to the «announce last night.
‘ police headquarters
pils.
The only complaint heard at the
TAILOR; MADE.
READY- MADE
yoTailor-made Clothes are built
program was all too.short
stall any such criticism Of the com-
ing aliair Plof Perrv has arranged
to have his orchestra render six se-
j-.Ie(tions which will be in addition to.
for
I
oReady \iades ere pllt together for IVOC“ and Instrumental numbers by
’the average people ioutelde talent
I Most of us have a certain distinctl The public Is cordially invited to
‘ndI‘I‘du‘lm‘I or our 0“" “d the atlelid the public rehearsal which will
clothes ought to be In keeping with
it. Let the next be Tailor Made. begin promptly at 8 MIOCk' in the
High school hall.
‘ A L BRIA i I‘lle orchestra will disbnnd for the
e e _
Isummer season, to take up its work
32 no. MAIN ST, TEL. 92') lwith renewed vigor and Interest In
Ilhe f:.lII
Flowers 8t Plants
1 We will illl boxes and vases with
tancy bloowing flowers.
'A. C. Cuneo, Florist
TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE
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SCOTTISH RITE MABONS.
A Big Delegation It the
mom.) in Hartford.
llAn-Tl‘onli hlay air—Masons of
highdegrce to the number of six hun-
dred from many Connecticut tcwxls
Spring
‘and cities gathered at Foot Guard
—r'-~— ~—~-~e w 5-—« — ~~—-—-———-- Ellall this afternoon. the rendezvous of
WIFE OF ACCUSED MAN SOUGHT Connecticut (‘onsistory Ancient Ac-=
T0 CONCILIATE mm" cepted Scottish Rite Masons It was
, ‘rthe annual spring meeting usually held
y, Aflgr Hearing Hug. in Norwich. A special train brought
band‘s Story, Visited Chlld
Said to HevIe Been
DruggedI
That the wife of Frank De llluscy.
'Norwich, arriving at 2:45. The con-
sistory opened at 3M) I In ample
form, Commander in"Cbisf William
' the railroad fireman accused of seduc- F- Loomis, of Hartford 'Dfélldiflfi.
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SHERIFF DEFENDG HIMSELF,
_—.~.
.tion and arrested after a two years'
Search made an short to concilinte
Thompson of Mlddleeei: Tekee Blend
In. Suit Against Him. ,
HARTFORD. May 27,-srlornr Bert
De llusev was lodged at Brldsenort 0 Thompson of Middlesex County
late yesterday took the stand in his own defense In
when State Policemen Frank Virelli the Superior Court hone todsyl In the
returned with him «from New York lection Ior 83 500 damages brought
city on completion or the extraditionI against him. by Mrs. Bessie W Web
, proceedings begun when Virelli arrest~ ber of Hartford Mrs. Webber alleges
: ed him in New York city last week. Ithst Sheriii Thompsqn failed to fulfil
De Musey after two years of hiding. orders to attach all the property In
part of the time In St. Paul, had tak- Haddam of Russell HI. Bhsller
en up his residence at 245 East 49th Shel-ii! Thompson declares that he
“street. attached all the property required.
The railroad man was arraigned In ~——
the city court today, charged withl TRAIN INJURIES PROVE FATAL.-
seduction of Hilda Yénze. now 16 but.
crime to her, became
I
years old. «The case will be con-'
tinned probably until tomorrow i
-here Isst‘night died at a local hospi-
I
J
drugs In detaining the little girl .stI iting his mother, who lives here.
the Union Hotel, Bridgeport, tor say-
to leave her twins in Newngnailn.‘ say he was climbing over a freighu'
The date in the warrant Is July 16. Itrsin when It started while railroad me, factory inspector George _ Mc- as 3,301 what caused the collapse,
" 1912. .De‘MlI‘sey is 3'6 yss‘rIs’ or age.‘ officials Insist he was trying to DOBNI Lean or Rockvlll’s, and Miss Edith do know that It was not caused by
In movi
“8 train. H6 Slipped “MEI" the iChIcllester and Miss Mildred Fuller any timber Icing rotten."
WILle‘ROCKsraLLEs s'rlLL lwbeels, and his arms and bands werel
._W- ,
ILL? “‘
NEW YORK.‘ new 27.—Wiiliani
Rockeleller has rationed Ito Tan-ye _ ' TRAIN sTRlKEs WAGON. ‘
town, from Bairdelti Chub. Through ANSONIA, May Tia-«A milk wagon.‘
friends, It was fall todhy that Mr. driven by Daniel Durkin, was struck
badly crushed.
Rockefeller Insists that‘he- is not phy‘: by the nopn train in Orange yester- '
sically able to testifyv before the this “day. The wagon was smashed, and
tel-state Continues lesion, and :Durklu received a gash In the back or
that his Voice- will not permit him to :his head, besides cuts and bruises He
go on the stand? I! ethylene is to be we; brought to Assume... where he
.subpoena d retiree gem New was attended by .12.; w. n. Conklin.
Haydn slid Hart? iordm sh; Mr. His injuries, while savers, are not
bile «first it should be‘considered serious. . I
kkespprs. Who
. could not balsam
nurse on minus I
I , Hartley. pastor of the South Norwalk ’
Season's Work Will close With a Pub- I: I
The closing gathering of the eee— »:
orchestra will be held at the Nor- ,
walk High school assembly hall, next.
‘Tuesday eyebing, taking the form of'
a.“
263."
wombat-sis? 57. m“.
It
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1W2} '
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5;- Attractive Display
Flotmcings
if. of Organdie, Crepe and
:. Batiste. beautifully em-'
broidered in many artis-
tic designs, in widths 'of
:-:
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I I
{av
{occasion of the two previous public In
irehearsals are warnLin their ,prsisel
of the work of the leader and his pu~ ‘ '
time of the last alfalr was that thel
To fare I
terial.
18, 27 and 45 'inches.
more complete
ment of night
riStram Hy
New Crepe
Underwear
Never have we oflered a.
assort-
robes,
skirts, drawers, and com-
binaluoIns, in this ma-
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>P‘RII80NERIB CONVICT
FELLOW PRISONER
WITNESSES TESTIIIIIIIV I‘
In large party from New Lendun and‘
STAMFORD, M" 27.—-James Scol- .the appropriation from $50. 000 to could not account In any way for the
at the time all the alleged offence. 14 .Ier, 26. of Brooklyn, N. Y., who was‘ 8.10 000 pressed the matter In Mr MC~ cause of the collapse.
iniured on the New Haven Railroad.mam“3 abienee
De Musey Is alleged to have used tel today of his injuries He was vis- proposing to increase the pensions or of a rotten piece of timber being
There Is some disagreement as to and Harriet \i Marks Windsor
era] days after he had induced her the manner or the accident. Relatives ‘30 a month.
by ah Orange fsr’in r; whose name:
I
, InIg hearing 0! his case.
I8 courtrrtn‘;
Found Hlm‘Guiity of Stealing 8hr andI I
a Half Pounds of Meet In Sing Sing. I (Continued from First Page.) I
I NEW YORK. May 27 —By a court of
his fellow prisoners a convict in Sing The second witness called was
Sing prison yesterday was found guil- Guy G Masters. 76 Bloomfield street.
ty of having stolen six pounds of couk- "01’0““: N- 3- MI “35‘9” ““5 the
led most from the mess room. and War foreman 0f the carpenters \Hlo help
'3“ Clancy, {cung upon the recommen- ed erett the (disson. Foreman \Ias- l
dations of the Judges. fined the mief ters and his men were extremely care-
360 marks, which means that he must iul of every detail of Its construttion.‘
serve four months In addition to Ills Masters faith in the absolute safely
minimum sentence. This Is the first 01' the cofferdam WES 5110!! that he
time in many years-it is said. that a U‘IISIEd 1113 life in It. He testified
convict court has been called togeth- that eyer)‘ piece of lumber used “18'
era! Sing Sing new. and It all looked sound Short-
For some time there have been com- leaf yellow pine was used in the con-
‘plnillts among the prisoners against structinn and Is always used then
what they term the severity of the necessnrv to carry heavy loads or
punishments prescribed by the warden vitnstand a severe strain. ,
for Infractions oi‘prlson ruled. Re- .Inst before the accident \occurred:
calling these criticisms Mr. Clancy Fort man 'liaslers. R. C. Dewar and
called the court to decide the case. .109. €qu were working in the center.
When the accused prisoner said be m the cofierdam They could hearI
had been framed" the court ordered one another talk notwithstanding the
him to I)!!! Oil his COM With the “‘9‘“ noise 0! the pumps, which was said
In it, alter it had been weighed. to be little. Although Hallow ell hasi
“Do you mean to tell $1118 0.0“": ”It“ said he shouted a warning that same—
You did ROI know you IhIId SIX and “I thing was wrong, Mr. Masters testi-
halt pounds oi meat under your cost?" ned be heard no sound whatever thstl
the presidins judge asked would indicate a coming collapse. It
“I certainly did 90%" . some like a flash, and the men in the
The court retired to another room cofferdsm were taken. entirely una-
and In a' few minutesereturned with worse.
a verdict of 811m! and asked "‘9 “3" Committeeman John F ‘ McMahon
den to inflict the severest penalty, as drews sketch of the caisson for Cor-
lthe man had “0"“ "‘“t' thus depriv onor Phelan and Mr. Masters was
ins other prisoners of f°°d- questioned )g to the positions 0! the
MCLEAINI BACK "N CAPITAL T0 the manner of Joining the braces. Mn
CONSERVE BIRD BILL- blasters went to supper about 7: 30
and returned at a quarter to nine. Dun
M“""I° Carrying Big ApprOprietIon lug that time the water on the Inside
3""! P“... Senate. of the caisson had dropped a foot.
WASHINGTON, May 27.——Senator while the tide had fallen two feet.
McLean has returned from a few dsys’ [t was high water at 3:15, and the
visit In Connecticm, and the NOW accident “occurred about 10:25. The
skull for enforcing the migratory bird highi‘er the tide the greater the water
law has safely passed the senate. Sen- pressure. .
ator Brnnd’egce threatened t0 511' Foreman Masters was satisfied that
buster and prevent a vote If the lll‘O- the braces were perfectly strong, and
.ponents of an amendment reduclns that the timber used was sound no
C. L. Barton called attention to the
.qu leaders l'Ose
_ \'.nnced Canadian
braces, the also oi timber used, and;
I
TIIIIAY III WALL STIIIEIET
NEW YORK May 27.———\\'all Sitit’t.
~'i‘he comparative strength and activ-
ity of today's eally dealings were pup~
ularly ascribed to the latest turn in
the \iexican negotiations coupled with
further encouraging trop ad\iCCr1. I..on
don furnished a generally Iligllel Ielel
of quotations tor our stcnlities and .
that advance was more than sustained
here. Canadian Pacific “as the ten
ture with a two point gain and the us-
lllalerial fractions.
The only noteworthy exception to the
rising tendency was New Haven
which yielded a point.
\VAI L STRE il',l‘ \‘oou. — Gains were
iurther extendld as the session ads
l’w-llifit intlcnscti
its advance to 3 3-8. General Motors
added over 7 points to its live point
gain of yesterday and rumors Ul re-
sumption of dilidends bet-nine lllclc
general Trading diminished toward
noon, but ht that tlnle tlle total was
considerably in excess of the whole
of the preceding day. Bonds were ir-
regular.
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TOCONSOLIDATE TWO COURTS
0F COMMON PLEAS.
General Assembly Will Be Asked at
Next Session to Take Important
Ac’tion.
It is now practically assured that
when the General Assembly comes in
‘next January, a bill will be Inlro~
duced to consolidate the civil and
criminal sides of the, Common pleas
court, so that they can act together
in maintaining regular terms in two
parts If necessary. ~
The successful w0rkings oi the
arrangement has been in evidence
during the past three weeks especiaI-~
Iy, since Judge Scott called the
second part of his court into being
and asked Judge Walsh to preside.
Through thirsrrangement business
has been clearly up with notable
rapidity and many cases have been
either tried or entered “done."
Last Friday. 23 cases were aesigned
for trial. Most oi hem have been
Mr. McLean totiay Introduced bills fact that there had been some talk
{Walter H. Hutchinson. Bristol to 550. used. He said that although the qual-,
t0 Ity or this piece could be better, the "
timber was not rotten. EmgineerlPa- i
Miss Ruth McLean danghter of for gen said: "Although II no not know,l
pl
I
of New Hal en, are attending the Con- There will be a flirther inquiry Into.
yentlon of librarians. other. Visitors the matter on next Thursday at 10
{from Connecticut includg Edward J o clock ar. the oiiice of McHsrg Bartoni.
lMaroney New Haven. 6!!!! T J. Club on the bridge, by Coroner Phelaln and
ningham and Dennis Kelly of Bridge- Engineer Scoflcld M Bridgeport who
port.
e
slsoEH analyse. in new voRK. . . , 5
. new roan. May 27. vHénry' . " PERMITS FOR‘ TODAY.
Siegel. 'under indictment. here ‘01“ Building Inspedtor Clarencel. Finch
grand 13113811! and vidla'tions Of the is about the busiest man lit the city
state banking laws growing 0‘“ 0’ the these days. He has issued the follow-
tenure at his private bank and depart‘ mg permits for many
plant stores,- returned to New York
today oi: the steamship .IOIlIiiI’mIIIQ HIBI ins in the home of 8.. Soumers. 43
made but a brief visit in England; thé gammy-eat
disli'icIt attorney’s Office hfivins “I? To Charles W. Cornell, to install a
slated that he return within a pre- sink In the home of W. S. Wade, 13.9
scribed tiine. He is under ball, pend‘ West street.
To Reed _& Volk, to wire Vnast
. '9; , Bros. garage, on Chestnut street.
with!“ Thomas, of the U. 5. District To M J. Riordan. to erect a factory
. will give s;hesrlng W City On High street. Nor-walk, for Hender-
‘ tomorrow sitemobn, at 2 sown-win Company. It will cost 820,-
'clooKo Ithsappsalot Joseph lllsesa 090. -
. ‘ Ileiik‘i, rer- To .Cilarlés B. Honestly erectstronr
4..
construction at the cofferdam
,I- n '
“HM—-
will cx‘hmine the timber used in the .
To an n. Mackento install DJlIII‘nIIJ}. .
dealt with in some way or other.
IEach judge has been getting rid or
something like two cases a day and
there will be another big batch of
decisIOns some time next week.
lit ls proposed to make the two .
courts, now distinct and) separate "or-
gsnizations, one and the same tri-
bunal, with each judge employed to
sit In either side The criminal
business will be cleared up early
Ieacll month In one side and then
that side can turn to civil work
By this arrangement It Is believed
the judges can keep the docket oi
the court down and early trials can
be secured flit the! lawyers mean buss
sees.
it is not believed there will be any
serious opposition to this move in la-
gal ’circles or any other cities. E35}.
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SIEGE OF GUADALIAJARA
ON BOARD u. s s canraonnp’t;
Mazatlan Meg, May 26 via wit-sleds ‘
to sun Diego, Cat, May it The lust
stage of the siege of Gnadaijiie’ra has
been accomplished by the Constitu-
tionallsts with the interception of all
communication between thst ty and
the capital. Information will the
American rileet today that tile Consti-
.tntionalists had cut the telegraph and
railroad lines at Yurecuero:
€353 A. c. DOVLE HERE. 5
NEW YORK, May 27. -Slr Arthur .
Doyle, the British novelist, ec— '
‘y by Lady Doyle. arrl ed '
Norwalk Chronicler