Ladders,
Nails,
next time you're over our way. it
"atisfactIOn.
Ivernent, Bricks and
{‘thcr such materials
, fire here too; also
Roofing
Paper,
Please remember you are welcome to our yard any time no mat-
ter whether you want Lumber, Nails,
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.
The Hatch 8r Bailey Company
PACIFIIIITIIII "MITI-
Bllli AGREED IlPIII
(Continued irom Firs? Page.)
Beaver
Board
thefiandings had not been verified.
The aiiair appeared to cause little on
Maw--.“
Ladders, Roofing Paper or
Come in the
youvconsult us, we'll see that you lspite orders to Admiral Badger to con
itinue his inv estigation.
idetermination. Once that is reached,
“I one and Sewer Pipe.
14-16 WALL ST. Tel.
Bareful attention to
5.rders; this means I
I itch to our
ff atrons, and we
r’llways avoid fiction;
in o misrepresentation.
values that when quality,
be equalled in town.
statement.
The Norwalk Furniture House
When You Buy Furniture
Take into consideration, that we not only carry a complete line of
furniture for évery room in the house, either in sets or single pieces.
but that by buying ill immense quantities we can give you money
and prompt service is considered cannot
ily visiting our store you can quickly prove the truth of this
Orders Promptiy Delivered.
ably responsibility for dealing withl
the Constitutionalists vviii devolve up-
on the United States. The outcome of:
that could not be ioresoen. .
WASHINGTON, May 29,—Juan R!
Urquldi secretary of the Constitution-l
alist agency here, left for Niagara:
Falls during the night, bearing Gen- l
eral Carranza's latest communicationl
tors in not asking him to send
BUY
‘Hazelton
Coal
‘ The B. Hershiield 8: Son Co
| - , TEL. 294.
Men’s Suits $10
W hen we say, “liens Suits, 810.,00
we do not mean liens Ten Dollar
Suits. We mean the Men‘s Suits that
IWE are selling for $10.00. They range
lln VALUE from $12.00 to $13.00, but
lin price they are all $10.00.
; GOTTLIEB’S
i
378.1510 CIothingStorel
NORTH MAIN STREET.
COAL COAL!
_. To admrtise our lied Oak t‘oal the.
reach prices will he the lowest in town.l
T538 convinced that our coal does not I
{tick to the grates and bricks and
burns to ashes, try a bushel and you
”Will buy a ton.
"William Eflron
snowm 57., EAST NORWALK.
'frcl. .441. Tel. 441.
122 WATER ST.
'. BEWARE. _,
have had several complaint oi .
W who have been cheated by '
Millers who claim to be working for .
till. .1! you want to avoid being
tooled watch for the sign, "3 Rowan j'
Street." on tile wagon. Also the drlv- .
or must give you a duplicate slip '~
filth my name and address. I
I pay 1c 9. lb for rags and best -
prices ior metal rubbers and teatn- ‘-
of beds.
. as FRESH A8 ..
the last bit of news that enters. :-_
ges irom the ticker are the
VEGETABLES ..
we offer. We carry a ’Iai'xs ;;
variety of the very finest of --
aeasonable vegetables. "
Call and let us suggest some- "
thing for dinner.
, ‘ o .
..._ .. Ghlotto 81 Co.
.. usic Hall Block
. IF YOU WISH ,
furnish your summer cottage tor '
- money or any season articles
you need for temporary use.
in to see us where We can show
file line and large assortment
6! and Second hand Furniture.
, and all Houseiurnishing Goods
voiy the very lowest prices.
M. ‘GUTKOWSKY,
‘ ‘f 87 N. Main Street
i“ A
WILLIAM EFFRON,
. 3 ROWAN ST.
441.
Summer 'I Ime
Is AWNING TIME. i
3 Get yours beiore the sun be-
comes too hot. We mafia and
repair them. Phone us.
KOHN. BROS.
. rarities. 72 Ngrt‘h Main st.
w: wnIL 'osfciv'sn seer
\oaAoss or. '
't
’Nut.
3 C at.
‘ tovc, , .
Egg 0a Cash
BUILDING MATERIAL
R. Harald; COX"
_ Wit on you- Ican
‘ line of Standard Perioction Oil Heat-
-- ers and Rayo Lamps.
.: CLIFF‘ST., NORWALK—TEL, 1047.
IDo You Need
, living on Atwatsr gti'est,
TAILOR- [MADEE auras um ruurnns .
READY - MADE
Tailor~made Clothes are built
you.
Mrs. Anna M. Hayes. :
Mrs. Alina «Margaret Hayes, widow-i
forloi the late Ferdinand liayes, died yes l
ilcadv Models 'are W, -terday afternoon. at lain o'clock. all
the average people her home No. 66 South Main street.
Most oi us have it certain distinct Sh" “33 I’m“ June “3- 133” and "u”
individuality of our own and liie ried April 6. 1869. Two sons, Charles
clothes ought to be ill keeping with s rum-es, oi New Y.ork and (lii‘iord
it. Let the next he Tailor- Made. i’. Hayes, of South Norwulk svlrvmivv
together for
us well as two sisters, Mrs. Daniel
A iKeiiiiiii‘d of New York city, and lira.
Levi Ellis oi i’cckskill New York.
82 NO. MAIN ST. TEL 91")
Mrs Hayes ior lorty years had litt‘iv
‘ ‘" ‘ "W” n regular attendant and supporter or
rule South Norwlllk Congregational
:Flowers & Plant (‘llrucln and was respected and belov-
‘I cd by a wide cirt is of friends i ‘nncrni
We will till boxes and “me” with services will be held irom the iatniiy'
iatroy blooming flowers. Sunday afternoon, at 2:30
homo.
lA‘.C.Cuneo,-Floristmm
: TEL 372.12, 7 RAILROAD AVE.; Mrs. Rosa Taylor.
l “he. Rosa ’luylor. vviic oi liequn
‘—
lolln D Taylor, died this noon. at her
lILuIc. -l Halley street $011111 Norwulk.
l‘llliti‘ul nl‘rangclnents‘ will be an-
nounced later. Mrs. Taylor was a no-
live oi V-.ilginiu but brad been n resi-
dent of South Norwu
oi years She was well, nown through-
Why Pay More?
et the“ .best‘wgrnde
Standard gasoline or
16c GAL.
All kinds of Auto \0ils and a will
and singer oi considerable note She
‘had irequently taken part in musical
services in the Knight Street A. .\i. E.
Church. and was in demand in variousl
cities in Connecticut,
|Pennsylvania and the South. For
‘sdme years she directed the choir in
the Knight Street Church.
Paul Preusser.& Son
Mrs. Foster ”Ely,
\\ ord was received yesterday oi the
death at her home in Stamford oi
Mrs. Foster Ely ,wiie oi Rev. Dr. Ely.
rector emeritus oi St Stephen's par l
ish. Ridgeiiold. Mrs Ely passed away
about 4 u m. She had hosts of
liriends and all are deeply grieved bi'
‘the sad news. Dr Ely has the heart-
—'— i felt sympathy oi not only his own par d
MAv as FATALLY HURT. lishloners but of an the town where»
‘ he was well known as a resident tor
Fulfil“ Hoppers Hurt In Jump to 2.. man, years
. , clpo Arrest,
NEW LONDON, May 29. -—\Vhile at-
lempllns to escape magic the Hands
°f Railroad Policeman Wihcent, three
New Haven .youths. Frank Monahan, afternoon. -.Rev Ralph C}. Hartley con-
ear the cor. ducted the simple, but most impres-
r'ge Hicks sivo service. Friends of the P. 0. S.
The
A NEW LAWN‘MOWER?
‘ive have a full line at right prices.
M P. DUNNE
209 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
___.——
Funeral of James A. Flow.
The iuneral of James A. Flagg was
nor of Bailey stiidet; G
1231 State street, and William Con- 0’ 5- otflciated all P3“ “are”
flora. of 74 Mechanic street, jumped iiorlil offerings were beautiful.
irom a’movins treisht train early tol “-3—"
day is it was crossing the Oxford‘ Filnersl ‘3 Bl”? ABM!“ ,.
street bridge, all three landing in the Sylvia Agnese. the infant daughter
street below. Monahan received in- of Mr and MrS. Nicholas Agnese, who
Juries irom which it is bellsVed hd died yesterday. will be held tomorrow
internal injuries. 3 I114 Lexington avenue. interment will
Hicks is sulering from concussion be in St, Mary's Cemetery.
of the brain and has several iractured l
Vin Ivoun DAILY . A - I... ., .. . ribs. The third Malabar. oi the' portyl pa...“ urine,
SUWAY PAPERS. . 2 First. st. ‘ " Eat Nérwflk. ' “called uninjured, but was placed Daniel Lanna, aged seventy- -three
. a . , . ‘ ' under arrest on a Charge of trespass years, also this wear at the Soldiers
’3 ' t TELEPHONE 3454' .- r: ' ins on raiiroad Property. _ 'Home, Noroton He was a member of
.7 ‘Iwi -- " “ -' 3- 30111 the injured young men were .Compsny D, Thirty-four”) Massachu-
”Mr N. .. ,_ .. ‘rsmo to .the FAWN!!!“ hospital. testis Volunteer intantry interment
. I I w I ‘ ”be three 3'9““3 513% “aided the- was made in Spring Grove CemeterY.
Want Ads in iinding buyers or too-
this with small cost or “he
Property over- at!!!" 39m“ height at Codar l-im early last; my yesterday afternoon.
Irina to take .
was martin; t l5 ALUMINUM rsoM CLAY. _
~ rs ed frhdngh new bauxite deposits are be-
{shed this- ring oupd irom time’to- time. there is
tbpli‘l-I
W" how m' a rail line 0! iii boss {pi-“tit "ox
Ii rubber- in
iindicated that the incident more or -. .
Iless was to be regarded as closed, de- l...
Events at Niagara Falls were ex- : I
pected to move swiftly in the next iew '
ldays. it IHuerta and President Wilson : '
approve of the cardinal issues, then . -
the mediators andvthe two missions ::
:will take up secondary problems for :_
a protocol will be signed and the no- .“ '
‘diators will finish the details of their
task, working with the adminhtrationg .
oucials of tile two governments. Prob-i ..
complaining oi the action of the media- ' I .
d’ele-
‘gates. } '
Itherc this no pressure to sell. stocks
.3 more than ordin
l’ir tor a numbel l
out. the country as a revival worker fractions
:register oi eligibles ior clerk uncle
:‘and female) and carrier (male), irom .
{which one or more appointments are
.normal weight is less than 125 pounds
should not apply. as no male eligible
held from his late home on Thursday 4
:Board of Examiners, Post Ollice Bull
will die, liaving' a fractured skull and morning irom the home of her parental
I. The bill provides that 3m employee
sum. III-r as. so
I
easiness. and in some quarters it was 1‘;
THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN THIS EVENING. CLOSED ALL DAY TOMORROW,
Summer Comforts
Bargain Basement
in the
Single- burner GAS PLATES.
MKILID GAS PLATES, 2-
10:: ......... and ........ 25c
burners, ........ $2.95
a
Five Foot Length of METAL
GAS iRONS. with six ieet of
tubing ................ $2.50
TUBING, were 40c, new 29c
Six-foot Lengths METAL
TUBiNG were 59c, now 40o
Black Finished GAS PLATES, 2
burners, ............... $1.95
ALCOHOL SINGLE-BURNER
VAPOR STOVES
Flags and Bunting. of All Kinds
FOR THE HOLIDAY
Paper Picnic Plates. and Cups. Sand Toys, Sand Pails and Shovels
-Lo
TIIIIAV III
WALL
WILL ISTIIEET
STREET, Noon.~Altlrough
moved toward a lower level as the
session advanced. St. Paul declined
in corrnection with its new financing
and the weakness of New Haven, New
York t‘cntral and Baltimore and Obid.‘
Of all the better known issues Read-
ing alone held fairly steady, despite
'wcakness in l.clIiglI Valley. its at-
illialcd property. More gold for
Europe is llil‘dt‘l' negotiations. lionds l
were easy.
WALL STREETr~III the main.
stocks were inclined to say: dnrin‘z to-
day's early operations. which were ot
ily restricted chur-
The only active issue to show
underlying strength “as Missouri l'a-
ciiic, with a gain of a point for the
stock and as lunch for the converti-
ble bonds. (‘anadian Pacific. selling
err-dividend, last a little more than a
point. ’ United States Steel, Chesa-
peake and Ohio. Baltimore a‘nd Ohio, , it
and Metal shares declined material
Whole
actor.
Kinds of Clothing for
and ”Girls.
above Five Dollars,
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
A Special Civil Service Examination . -t-.- mu.
ticut post office on June 13, 1914, Nor
walk. at 9 o'clock a. m.. to establish a
"Hill llll Slillll Milli
expected to immediately follow, and
others as the needs oi the cities may
require. ‘
Applicants must be between the
ages of is and is vears. (except pref-
erence claimants under Section 1754.
R 8., to whom the maximum age lim-
it does not apply). and must be citi-
zens oi the United States I
Male applicants must measure not
less than five feet, four inches in
height, without—shoes. Men whose
Former Head at New Haven Un-
able iI'lSiIsd Iiucll Light
on Controversy
l
l
I
l
NEW HAVEN, May 29.—For many
hours yesterday counsel for Miss1
Jennie R. Morse, sister 'of Charles W.
Morse uestioned Charles S. diellen.
former president of *the New York,
New Haven and iiartiord railroad
company, as to the manner by which
""3. Eastern Steamship corporation ob—
land a pamphlet of general inforlna- ‘tained possession of a number of
tion containing specimen examination steamers which h“ belonged ‘0 the
questions, apply to Mr Stephen it Metropolitan Steamship company of
Bray, 1‘00,“ secretary, at the postoiilce New Jersey, the former corporation
.or Edward E Stebbins, Secretary being a subsidiary of the New Haven
d- road. Mr. Mellon said he had obso-
lng, Boston. Mass. Applications should “lie-13’ “0 ““1948” 0' the “am“
be promptly tilled out and filed with tion and he had had no knowledge
the latter not later than 4. 30 p m whatever oi the aiinirs of the Metro
June 8 1914' If possible still-tan steamship companies, oi
which there were two.
BILL FOR RETIREMENT OF EM Admiilhtrailve oillcers oi the \‘Ew
, pLoyEEs INTRODUCED. Haven company produced records
WASHINGTON \[ay 95 _Repre. bearing upon tire sale by the “sine
sentativa Reilly has introduced in the‘Sll‘fi-msmil (30313133 Of 1‘3 property to
House and Senator .Penrose-in the the Eastern Steamship corporation,
Senate, 9, up which if adopted, will and the various transfers or sale of
go far towards providing for the re- securities of both companies which
tirement or civil employees or the w.tiirousb the Hartford and New York
Government in the postal service,. at Transportation company finally reach-
least. ‘ ed the New England Navigation com-
pany, the holding company of the
road's marine properties where such
securities remain I
The hearing yesterday was before a
special master from New Jersey and
the evidence was in the form of do
:‘positlons. E. 1). Robbins, former
general counsel for the New Haven
road who according to Mr. Mellon
know most about the transfer of prop-
erties oi the Maine Steamship com-
My to the Eastern Steamship cor-,
porntto" .did not testify. be having
agreed to W when the suit of
Miss florseali and other": is finally
will be appointed either as clerk or
carrier who is under this weight.
For the required application iorm.
r... .
v o.
\391 the postal service, who has served
25 years or more, can be recommend-
ed by the postmaster oi the city in
which the man is emphyed io‘i' in-
dennlte leave or absepoe to the do
H. Krieger 81 Co.
Store will be Closed All Day Saturday
Decoration Day.
Open Friday until 10 p. m.
Ours is a— Store for the
You can buy All Kinds of Furniture, All
We sell on CREDIT as well as
for; CASH. Cash Discount on all purchases
, Inns Ill illiil suit“
Family
,Men. Women, Boys
‘ R ,
\‘\‘ :x: v‘M‘v‘ ‘
NOW Jersey. “I" be held for “IE NOI'W Rik, Connec- W
\.
NEW AUTO REGULATIONS.
Get License Only After Sworn
Statement of Capability.
BRI'DGEPORT, May 29. —lmpressed
with the need of nlore rigid require
menis in connection vvitll the issuance
oi automobile operator' licenses, Sec-
retary of State Albert Phillips today
announced that aiter June ist, a new
set of regulations will beconle ei'i‘ec-
live 6. f
in addition to the application blank
and the statements thereon regarding
the applic‘ant‘s iitness to be licensed
as a driver. hereafter a sworn aflidnvit
will be required to acr-ompany the ap-
plication, the ah‘ldavit to be made out
by some one who‘has been licensed
. as a driver in the State of Connecticut
for at least one year. This will atteci:
all new applications, and all renewals
after June 1st.
Tile affidavit, which must be sworn
before a notary public, will testin
that the signer has known the appli-
cant ior over one year, that tell state
lnents made in the application are
true, and that in the opinion of the
signer, the applicant is a tit person
to drive a motor car.
This change in the method of is—
suing operators“ licenses iskmade by
the secretary of state under the pro
vision of the automobile law, giving
him authority to issue licenses only
to such persons as he is satisfied "are,
proper persons to receive it.”
in addition to this, a recommenda-
tion will be made to the next General
Assembly asking for a change in the
automobile law to provide for direct.
examination. by competent inspectors,
of all persons applying for operators'
licenses. According to the tentative
plan: inspectors ‘would be appointed
for various parts of the State, and ap-
plicants would be required to give a
sadsiactory demonstration at their
ability to handle a car beiore re-
ceiving a license.
'-—.—-——u————-
l Prlaedghter (after “one look at his
oppdnent)——Take my gloves oil. Wni-
ter. ‘
His Second—Wow?
' Priseiightorr—i ain't goin' to light ,,
’llll'z-rl‘m goin' to kiss 'iin .—'l‘he Taiw-
v.4.
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