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STATE NOMJNATIONS!
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a. .1 a... 1. Ladders, Roofing Beaver
”m g°°d 8““ Nails, Paper, Board
’1. enable, pleases and
“ms invariably Please remember you are welcome to.our yard any time no that
} ernorg Turner for Fourth District
Tristram‘ 8. Hyatt
White Goods and Linens
convention of the Socialist party was" ~ I
ENGl-lsH NAINSOOK- WHITE cruNKLEo CREPE. CREPE LINEN.
Izheld at Socialist Hall Saturday. and . ~
ter whether you went Lumber, Nails, Ladders, Roofing Paper or » » .
‘11 comfort and great Beaver Board advice on building or just a friendly chat. Come in the “‘3 ”0‘15“ 1° 3 01°59 iste 1“ the 3‘ .2. .
, ‘Intisfa tiO next time 1011 re over our w.sy If you consult us, we‘ll see that you Alternoon, with the announcement “I the : ‘
C n” get the right kind of any thing you want and at the right price, too. .result 0f the 0‘0““ 0f the “fare“
gticket. The result followzs i "
1 United States Senator—George; -
Spiess. Jr., or Hartford. 1 '
Governor—Samuel F. Beardsley, oi" . j.
j. fitment, Bricks and
"f1, , . » The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
‘ ‘ 1' SUCh mammals " 38113201: to Ch 1 '1'! ' Gmd quamy’ even ‘hread’ P h'be 1r 1 1' 1 Lin
1 , h l‘ . 11 onto overnor w , or es . . so,“ finish, 36 inche . 12 » ure w 1 team reie -
.» ‘n e C ‘00: 1130 Peach “Waterbury piece 5 :3: MT“ “Wisesmme “3““ ‘ab' en, 36 inches wide. Yard 65c
. into and Sewer P“. ‘ H '1 Secretary of the Stalk—Mrs. J. Put-i i: " ' 0‘ the 1 4 season. 50 inch-
' I The Norwalk lli‘nltlli'e 00% risk Newman. 01 Hartford. i -j . ”#:Mn “MNSOOK. “3 ““1" “rd """""" ' 19“ wHirE DRESS LINEN.
. - Comptroller~lsudore Polslry. at New I- ~ Quality, 42 inches wide, . - 1
:, , 14-16 WALL ST. - Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered. Haven 3'. fine for women.“ and misses' MERCERIZED BATISTE. thAlddp‘h‘seiEdgzs L133»; will):
1 7' t . - 1' . . _ , . re , . .-
' . Treasurer—Herbert N. Beebe. of {i} lingerie. 12 yard piece .. $2.75 ‘
;- :oareful attention to When You Buy Fun‘utufe New mum 32':- ENoLisH LONG CLOTH 4.3 incn»Meroerized Batiste... WI-HTE DRESS UNEM
" a del’S, ““5 means Take into consideration, that we not only carry a complete line of . Attorney -General———Ernest Bergerac! {£5 36 inches wide, soft finish. Zigggmez: ‘11:] d miisses» "writs: French and 'Belgium Dress
t'IJCh to our furniture for every room in the house, either in sets 01‘ single NECES— »Bridgeport. J, 1; even thread. 12 yard piece 31.45 s a user e. yar Linens just received. 45 inches
but that by buying in immense quantities we can give you money Congressman. First District—M ‘:' ENG ‘id 11 ' Ramie weaves.
Patrons and we . . . . Connolly of 1Hurtlord. 1'. LISH LONG CLOTH- FRENCH VO'L53- w e. pain
. ’ ' \‘alues.that when quality, and prompt service is considered cannot ' - Superfine extra 11 ,— . Yard ............ ..... 80c
. “we . d {‘3 ti . be equalled in town Congressman. Second District—Al- - qua W. 4o A beautiful imported French
-' ’ YS av01 C on, liv visitin our "store on can quickl' lrove in truth of this ban Boardmnn, 0' Norwich. "1' inches WI“, specially 101‘ no voile, pure white, 45 inches LlN N
“0 misrepresentation. Slater; » g 3’ i l e - » Congressman, Third Dmflcpmarr. I: mensand misses' wear. 12 yard wide, for waists and dresses. WH'TE RAWE E '
. _ ' en. 11,; F. Plunkett. oilWallingford. ‘- » piece ------------------- $2.75 Yard ............. . ...... . 75c 45 inches wide. Yard .. 50c
'Dul' custom anith. do Congressman. Fourth District-De . ..
. FL - “Hm...“ ,- __ wltt c. Turner, of Danbury.
" . ' 1 Congressman, Fifth Districts—J
BUY hie“, S snits $10 IItAII-IOET»;8 " 'MADE1‘13" of Terryville.
» When we say, “Menu snits-310'001"AMERICAN SWIMMERS
we do not mean Men's Ten Dollar READYVB _ MADE 1 To INVADE LONDON; UHTHS Mill “WHEN!“
H ‘_ 1t Suits. We mean the Men‘s Suits that c i ..
. Tailor: C - ll 3 ~ 1
dze 0“ WE are selling for $10.00. They range )0“. made lothes are bu l for L0.\D0.\‘, June L—Accordlns to let Carl A. Pahlitzch. . » ..
Iin MALLE from $12.00 10 $16.00, bi“ Ready \lades are put together tor ters receiied here this week severul‘ The death of Carl A. Pahlitzcli. a o
‘ 1111 price they are all ”9100- the nierage people American swimmers propose coining well known vegetablefiarmer. of West
0a GOTTLIEB’S ' Most of us have a ccrtnln distinct over for the famous channel swim. Norwalk, occurred Sunday morning at . rle er 0.
“id“ldu‘lm.‘ 01 our 0W“ and ”"3 The narrow strip of water, barely 20 7:40 o'clock. He had been an invalid
clothes ought to be in keeping with miles, that separates England front for several magma, He was aged 59.».
I it. Let the next be 'i‘nllor- Made.
. $7&$10 Clothiflgstore 1' rum e possesses 1111 extraordinary ins- duty-two years and ten days. 11.1 was
. ' ~‘ tion for European swimmers. 11 member of South Norwalk Lodge 0!
. "0““ "‘0'“ STREET MA L. BRIA “m '
The BHemhheldfirSonCo , interest of our best distance swnnuiers Elks and the Arion Singing Society,
- TEL. 29". 122 WATER .1... . - ._ _..,_ . .- ..- --._.... 32 NO. MAIN ST. TEL, 9:") hate made repeated attempts to cover and the 'South Norwnlk Quartette Club.
1, the short distance unnidcd but only He leaves a widow. but no children.
I '\ ' W‘ ”‘“ ”W M *" “W‘ “" two have us yet succeeded. Funeral services will he held this eveé
““““““““““““““““““““ sf ‘" I i ' -l‘i-1ptuiu Milith‘W Webb was the first 11in , t 8 ' l k,i li' l t l .‘ '
C()'A'Lmr COAL 901““: APPLES} 1 Flowers & Plants to claim tho horiorJSi‘M-bnck at fit?» in glli‘ow :tirxe, all-:SnililebAtizndot‘iln: ‘ WhOle Fam‘ly
Ours" is a Store for the
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, .11 ,- . . 1 1; ’ g , utter 1)?th in the W810? for 3‘ 3‘ Quartetic (‘lub members will sing. The
To advertise our Red (ink (on! the »,1 . j» 11' “e will fill boxes and vases with horns. but it was not until Septcnibcr. remains will be taken to Fresh Pond,
cash rites will be the lowest in town 1 “1‘1
" z-Wvbepcoiu‘inced that our coal does not ‘ ' 1 ‘lanCy blooming flowers 31’9“ ”m the “it" "\M‘dupuw“lr: 2’ Long island. tomorrow. 111 ll 0N0“. I
stick to the grates and bricks and " "ill ' 1 , _ , ' ‘oni Burgess. “'10 \vaslcompe e o for cremation. is You can bu All Kinds Of Furniture All
burns ‘0 “5““. “‘3' a bushel and 5‘0“ mmm A.C.Cuneo, Florist with about 110 miles. remaining in Him «~— 1 - y ’
twill buy a ton. i 1 1 TEL 37212. 7 RAILROAD AVE water for 221,11» hours. "he great ob-l Mrs. James P. Barry. 1
Kinds of Clothing for Men. Women, Boys
stacle to be surmounted is the strong Mary» wife or Jmnsm 1’, Barry. died
- and twvermrilnslldes. l‘hey ms new yestcidny ulteriition at- l o'clock at 1
p er twiro alike, Mid rarely €10 ”10 her home 11 ()nkwood Road after a ‘i
ti\»‘ll‘)' Pay Liore “outlier conditions fmor swimming briel' 111,18“ She was in her for, 1
When the weather is calm the winter 11911, your. 11011111 was due to pueu .,
, When yoh can get the. best. »grrtde is genewlly icy C010 up,“ “08 ver”3-111on which she had been suffering
WilliamiEffron 1 '1 ‘ 1
3 ROWA', ST. EAST NORWALK. \q‘, -11
11 1
To 441. T°|'441'{mm1-mu 1
- and Girls. 'We sell on CREDIT as well as
BEWARE. . for CASH. Cash Discount on all purchases
A8 FRESH A8
1111311135111": signs: ""3231 $113531"? 1?: " the‘lnst bit of news that emer- Standard ”Against!" .1» To best the diderent tides rcqulresllmm for the pant 91m days Fourl id 1" ., .. .
.. peddlers5' who claim to be working for 1' ales {mm the ticker are the I" ' . 0 ”Mimi“! 0‘ "9“1- certninly 51‘6“" children beside her husband surxive. above Five Dollars
am If sou fwant to avoid being :. vess'rAstes ' : ‘ erlhflnlhalmmsfiwwmf liter. The funeral services will b0 11 . 1 '
.. tooled watch or the sign "3 Rowan . it w 3. hit 0' .. it is said am 1 its Pltsno an held from St, Mary 8 Churth tomor- ‘~
Street." on the wagon. Also the der- '- we 0 er. 6 carry g " American girl, is coming over (or an H ’
~ .. .. i t 9 l k. interment
or must give you a, duplicate slip . lime" 110! m" V?!" “”9“ °' .. All triads at Auto 01111 111111 a autumn,pt on the chum, mm, 3110 $1332? Zarvzcczgem ~
VAN19192:,"lingelgngogdggggs'and best I flexing; digging“ some j: line ol’ Standard Perfection Oil Heat-'pnld us a visit last year and put up 111 y.
.. 0371083 for metal, rubbers and tenth Z: thing" for dinner ",1 are andvflsyo Lambs. line exhibition of longdistnnce sit-“lib | Funeral of Min 3.". W. .-—-————————- _...,._...
' er beds
WlLLIAM EFFRON' LOS A'NGELBS, Cal, June 1.-—The
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17.". 441. 3 ROWAN 81.- Tg] 441, ‘ Ghiotto & C00 --1CLIFF 87., NORWAtK—TEL. 1°47- ‘wefiks m the hone that a favorable from the Hungarian 128101111811 Church"). 1 Japanese cruisers Asama and Azumu’
'7- -- “Hr. - _.._.- t" . Music Hall Block " 00001100"! WONG “We (01' attempting The Hungarian “Reformed church; WALL S'l‘liEE'l‘,—-The week in the veterans of the Russian-Japanese war,
. . . . to swim across to Frcnce, bl“ “‘0 c1101; mug at the church as well as ROCK market opened With virtually arrived in Los Angeles Harbor, yes-
,9‘" If You NN iSh ‘ :DO You Ne e d:necessary combination of slack tides. at the grave Rev Gabriel Doltus oili- no change from the dormant condi- terdny, iroru Honolulu on a cruise.
to turnish your summer cottage (for " ‘ [warm water “Nd calm 3°“ nevfler Wet elated. The poll bearers were John L611“ MIMI have 30 100% prev.alled They were welcomed by Y. Numano,
little money or 4ny season articles . A NEW LAWN MOWER? lscrtted itself and Miss PM“ 3:“ ”Verge. Gabriel Ksllal, Andrew P’k‘e changes were nominal except Japanese consul-genenl at San Fran-
that you need for temporary 030. "We have a full line at right prices. 110“” (“5“”me WM every “5 Kecskes, John Hutlta Stephen Kovncs in “”30“” Pacific and a few 51’9“?" cisco, representative of the mayor.
We "3‘0 3°" “3 ‘3'qu “’0 can 511°“; S T' in “9" “”0” M1“ ”“0“ “33‘3“: 1‘“:?1and John Szesedi. the last three nam~ 098. the form! gaining a point and and Chamber 01 Commerce of Los
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‘8 AWNING TIME' 209 EAST WASH'NGTON 3735513 theyond the powers 0‘ a woman. y c 8 ‘i’ ‘ex—divldcnd. were ‘ reactionary. the on:l283;?rggegnltgltl:gel;ms will he
s and all Houseiumlshlng Goods
sltlvely the very lowest prices. ,
§ 1 Charles 3' Duborow, the famous Funeral 0' Mmfinnie M- ”‘7“. same tendency being shown by other given to officers of the warships and
mlng in the River Thames. At Do 'l‘l f l f Ml Beth B ll JAPANESE CRUISERS HERE.
Paul Preusser & sonéver she “fined by [113 sea for mmedookwplazgmgungny niataernogn 212:3 a 7; TODAY I" L‘LL STREET
Get yours before the son he-
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M GUTKQWSKY, comes too hot. We make and » »nmnteur swianor :{emhiglisgpan at The funeral of Mrs. Annie M. Hayes leaders. Missouri Pacific soon yield: next Friday the ships will leave for
87 N.Mam Street ”pair them Phone us , . . “‘30 ““1 ° ° °° l. 1"“ record is was largely attended from her home, ed most or its rise on further uncer. San Francisco from the” going’ to
OPP. COMM-”Hon“ Church. . . ' " Sentinel Ads , it“; on N"; cgwssrrnnt San attempt 66 South Main street yesterday after minty connected with the note exten. Vancouver, B. C., and Puget Sound.
fie ,suy BecOnd-hand Furniture. KOHN BROS . . __ 1:3» 18:13:11 he Wm have to Me a noon,» 2: so “ooiock. Rev. William ii. 3101: i1mm dwmh comes up for iinal ~ . ..__..
' . - W111 catch the if w failures ”ram Burgess made no Wakebnm officiated and interment was ea 5 on to ay .POPE RECEIVES MONTANA
. Tel. 489. ‘72,, North Halo 8i. ~ . - .. _. izwer than thirty attempts b of ore he in the family plot, Riverside cemetery. —-——— » , » BISHOP. .
. W Custom at 1 c ceded in 1911. During those swims The pail-bearers were Richard Golden. WALL S'liREET. Noon—Another ROME, June 1’41!“ Rt. Rev. Mn-
. . . . I h» , " ' . . ,- ,‘ i2: fest-nod everything that. was ”out Nelson Dickermsn. Charles St John. statement from President Wilson in thins C. 1110,1111“, 1,151.01, of Great.
attention‘ "« tides and even with the and Christian Swarm. The large num Which he attributed the business ‘19 Falls. Mont, was received by the pope
" .. 1116 about the d hln obtainable bar 0‘ floral. offerings SNOW“ the es presslon 1“ Demo the attitude or the today and presented a party of Amer—
and attract ”he“ “N“ Sm: gonna :wi at 22% teem in which the deceased was held. nurse,“ was received with some in- lean pilgrims.
thawed 0131136 0 30° ‘9 ' terest, but failed to exert soy intiu ,
. oreontbe ~. ~ . . . .. .
New Busmess "21:3: degfndflgfih it he does T::“;;;"e,:'l Effiagfiihxifgm 3:30,.“ 2:181: b5rennet."t ”mime“ :01“ New DAN su nv HAT FIRM.»
‘ i own- should compete in curious ' am a a’ 3' w "a ‘e “1‘“ 9'3 HARTFORD June 1.——T11e Vi. A.
'm Y "Es“ . JOOIDQ 1 h m mush“, which was held from her late ll 3, Straw- were observing the Whitsuntide b0" and J, C Beltaire Company "of Dan—
Our .1; 01W!!!“ amateur c a 9 Ti ' urso. be erry Hill itoad, Sunday after-no 11; at days the tail of the French 2,111,131,, 1
:1‘01‘83 9““ 0“ my 25 "8111mm“ 1 onlock and mom the Knight street was ignored local bankers attaching
tmbII-Shment _ 1“ fl" miles long, swim with e A M. F Church at 2 ocldck Rev J- little financial significance to the
bury, a new hat concern, has tiled a
certificate of incorporation with the
‘ salon, ti‘ME, snub,
secretaryof state. The capital is $25»,
AND. SUNDAY PAPERS.
' CEMENT ETC. ~ flirom Row to Putney in imémztfg ii. Ilcitien ofliciuted and interment event. 'Miiisouri Pacific continued to
1 ' ' "‘" ” ' 7 ‘ ., The record for ‘29 8'33: 153““st was in the East Nor-walk Cemetery move uncertainly during the early ses- "000'
‘ {r votuifiEsns THEATRE" 1:51;“ 1’2 25 WNW“ y “T" ' 33' 1 sm' wm‘ “creams “Mess" AERONAur KILLED 13v FALL
R.1Har01d COX ”I BAN STAY ON Funeral of Mrs_ John D. Taztor. throughout the list. Bonds were ‘ ,“ .
;' “EN-LY AND ”N“ . 21‘ '01.. funeral or Mrs John D, Taylor steady. 1 DEW-ER 0010. June 1—Hatrv
' ' , .. . .9 , bk 1 m» d' in 83 i111“? ill-.Wbei': ' THE 403' T ‘was held from her home, No” 4 Bailey «~'—-—-—— -— ‘ 1. lBUirilkstrolr‘lniin: Ideronnutt {:11 2, 0:10 tteet
. 1 ’ ' ' ‘ " . . 513° 8; e G 81% 01116 B , . re undo r can at 2 "10131:. . NIXON PAID HIS FINE an was 1 e ere yes er ay. . s mp
.118 PELMR You'dR DAILY '» ,1. . .- wont. Allis definitely determined last1 » , uric 1.-*R9111‘659n' :15; iocgcfimfiim the Knight NEW HAVEN June l—The bppeai that connected his wrist with the par-
”‘3‘." ‘9“ F“ street A M. 11.. Church Interment was or Stanhope w. Nixon, of New York achute bar is believed to have broken
. ' » _ - ,1 . cticut.» the to.” in Riverside Cemetery. . , » who was round guilty in the Police. W119!1 hé cut 10086 from his balloon.
to wand-unites” “1 ' », 1 . " . . " ’ ' ' 1, court recently of an assault on E. H.’ 5*-
111m Yesterday 1'10““ PHIMARIEG BEING HELG. 511,th 1351, October, and fined 3200 Gnlaith in beautiful colors, anther,
" 'm~ ntatlve MEN“ 111501 1151123 MOINN. In June lr-gshts- and costs. did hot come up todayi in coral and rrystals in many colorings
" “d “mam“ “do“ ids primaries are idproxress 1111011.. the common Pleas court. 'as had been are noticed among the display of head
"" today to select candidates tor the Rea expected. It was learned afterwards necklaces. _
pubiioan Democratic yennd that the appeal had been withdrawn.1
‘ . Socialist parties for U ted S, 81311-5 and the line and costs paid dost Fri Vestee belts or suede come in many
.. ' colorlii'gs. They are fastened with
a "adv. wishes; in ibebest
t lieutenant-governor and lull state and . WW I», ",ihree sizable buttons and are provid
.» .o'oultt! tickets. Sewn non-partisan NOMALK DRUG. COMPANY lN- ed with two pockets.
~ m ,- «11111110;th for supreme 11011 ‘are also « GORPORATED‘. * -—-—-
. t mi the thresnpositlons‘to be va- y orwslk Drug (immunity, of Nor-w It 1111.11.01. stick to window panes
th » I , - "' , 8'»Q, shores subscribed'tor, on do not use a knife to loosen them. 'A
' lilo 031000.08111 and {5,000. proper-cloth wet in hot vinegar will clean ‘
been paid. President. Harry theta perfectly. , '
MacKoiinie. 10 shards vice-presi. . ' --——-
' .~ . sears} 1811111110111 are éxcenent 'to shred 11.1. 1
‘ 1111111: they are much more convenient
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