trials 00“. 00”!“
1: cl that is
specially good and
fieliable pleases and
Mauls invariably
:51“ comfort and great
fiatisfaction.
C ement, Bricks and
.ther such materials
Are here too; also
2‘ into and Sewer Pipe.
fliareful attention to
“l. rders; this means
I gluch to our l
. Patrons, and we
7 ’I'lways avoid fiction;
3 “o misrepresentation.
'our custom invited.
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BUY.
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Ladders,
Nails,
Please remember you are welcom
ter whether you want Lumber, Nails, Ladders.
Beaver lioard, advice on building or
next time you‘re over our way. if y
get the right kind of any thing you want and at the right price, too.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
Roofing
Paper,
"011 consult us, we‘ll see that you
Beaver
Board
6 to our yard any time no mat-
Rooiing Paper or I
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14-16 WALL ST.
The N0rwalk Furniture House
Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered.
Special Prices on These Items This Week
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REFRGERATORS ........... . ....................... $5.95 to $35
PORCH CHAIRS FROM ................ . ...... 98c to $1.50
(".Ollt‘li IIIAMMOCKS ............................. $4.75 to $11-98
liAllY (‘ARIIIAGES FROM ............................ $8 to $1.15
GO CARTS FROM ........................ $2.75 up
“hen we say. ‘.\Ien's- Suits, $10.,00
we do not mean Men's Ten Dollar
Hazelton
Coal
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The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co
. TEL. 294. 122 WATER OT.
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“TCOAL
COAL
To advertise our lied Oak Coal the;
ash prices will be the lowest in town.
' To be convinced that our coal docs not
stick to the. grates and bricks and
burns to ashes, try a bushel and you
will btty a ton.
William Eflron
Suits. We mean the Men's Suits that
IWE are. selling for $10. 00. They range
{in 1.11.11: from $12.00 to $18.00 but 3
in price they are all :10. 00
I GOTTLIEB’S
2137813510 ClothingStore
NORTH MAIN STREET.
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Tailor-made (‘lothes ate built i'or
'ou.
Readyvhlades are put
the average people.
Most of us l1s1e a certain distinct
individuality of our own and the
tlotllcs ought to he in keeping with
it. Let the next be Tailor-Made.
A. L. BRIA
82 NO. MAIN ST. TEL 9:")
toilet her for
:Flowersutlt Plants
We will till boxes and vases with
fancy blooming flowers. I
IA.C.Cuneo, Florist
TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE
jClark,
IWalsh, Patrick Garvin.
tin McDonough Edward Reilly.
DEATHS "0 FIIIEIILS
Funeral of Mrs. James P. Barry.
was held lrom St. Marys Church. this
morning, at 9 o clock, and was largely.
attended. Rev.
was the soloist. The interment was in -
St. Mary's cemetery. The poll-bearers?
were John Moore, Dennis Horan. John?
Patrick IiicGrath,
Messrs. Mar-
Wil-
Ilium liitkey and John Nesline acted as
llow er bearers.
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Funeral of Carl A. Pahiltneh.
The funeral 01' Carl A PahliuachI
was held from his home on Pillow I 1:,
street, lost e1en1ng at 8 oclock. The! .‘
remains were tremated this morning
at 11 oclork at Fresh Pond Long
Island. Members of South Norw:alk
Lodge. No 709.8.1’ 0. I), were atI
attendance at his tuneral. Deceased
was seventytwo years old. and leaves
a wile '
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NEW YORK, June Wall Street.
——_Missouri Pacific was the feature or -
- Ian otherwise dull and narrow
Men’s Suits $10 TAILORW- MADE
stotkl
market opening. Initial trading in
that stock was on the basis of 1,.1100I
Ishares at 19114,, and 19 5-,8 a maximum
gain of a point. Fvidently avoidanceI
Iot re1ei1ersl1ip for that property wasI
hailed with satisfaction. The remain
Ider of the list was ”increasingly reac-
tion'ary. .l'aul and Northern l’aci
tic tell a point, New lia1en approach
ed its low record price and representa-
tive issues generally were lractionally
lower. Exceptions were Wells Fart-'11
Express. l‘. S. Express and (‘olorado
Southern First l’t‘d., which were up a
ipoint or better.
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liquidation in New ‘liavcn.
that stuck down to 113 is. it loss
over 1: pointsand 11 new low record.
11112-1 the noteworthy feature of the
second hour. The decline was asso-
clutcd with recent disclosures. cons
netted with that systcnt. and the
road's ratlnl ta\orahle April state-
1111 nt 0]" earnings was ixnoled
Missouri I‘uciiit soon lost all of its
early advantage and the lists as a
Renewal of
sending
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The funeral of Mrs James 1’. Barry‘ ’
Thomas J. Finn Cele—l , .
lbrated the mass. Mrs. Alice liaymesl
Patrick 1 '
. worked hard.
for Men and Women
WOMEN'S FINE
VEBTS-Regular and extra
sizes; sleeveleps and with
short sleeves 12%¢
WOMEN‘S COTTON VESTS—
Extra quality, sleeveless, plain
or fancy fronts ...... 15¢
COTTON
WOMEN'S LISLE AND COT-
TON VESTS—Sleeveless or
with short sleeves; regular
and extra sizes ...... 25¢
WOMEN'S LISLE VESTS—
Sleeveless, lace. trimmed
""" £55519. £35519. E;()¢?
WOMEN'S IMPORTED SWISS
VESTS Slee1eless or lace
trimmed 75¢ and $1. 00
WOMEN'S TIGHTS AND
DRAWERS—Tight knee or
lace trimmed; regular and ex-
tra sizes .. 25¢ and 50¢
WOMEN'S . COMBINATION
SUITS—Extra flne, soft tin-
ish cotton; tight knee or wide
umbrella shape. Lace trim-
med Drawers. Regular and
extra sizes .......... 50¢
WOMEN'S COMBINATION
SUITS~l.isle, plain or lace
trimmed; regular or extra
sizes
75¢. $1.00 at $1.50
MEN'S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS—ite- Inforced,
sizes 34 to 44 ........ 25¢
Spring and Summer Underwear
MEN'S OTIS, BALBRIGGAN
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS—-
Long or short sleeVes ankle , '_'
length drawers, sizes I34 to
.31) ................... 50¢
MEN'S WHITE GAUZE ATH- . ..
LETIC SHIRTS AND KNEE~ ' "
LENGTH DRAWERS.
............ 50¢ _
MEN’S UNION SUITS. . .
Ribbed. light weight $1.00 - ::
"POROSKNIT" UNION
Barb
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,LiVING WITHOUT WORK
A London bachelor writes to a news-
paper that being assured of an income,
without working for it. has proved to
be a curse to him. lie has an income
or 3011 pounds «about 31.71001 11 year.
and declares that this certainly has
111111110 him utterly wretched. He says:
“I was c1t1ployed in a city office until
I came into my :liit) pounds a year. i
I was well and happy.
i looked forward to holidays and en—
joyed every ounce of them. Then
came my little windfall. l determin-
ed to lcave my work until I loiind
muttething more congenial. something
that opencd up greater prospects and
a quick return. 31) Iirst idea was to
have a good long holiday. I've been
ltuvntg that holiday mcr‘sincc. cl
broke my old habits in life. i drifted
ittto new grooves. I learned to loaf.
i am not preaching a sermon. so i will
say at once that I think there is quite
a lot to he said for looting. But you
H. Krieger .81, Co.
Ours is
Whole
You can buy All Kinds of Furniture, Al
Kinds of Clothing for
Store for the
Family
Men. Women, Boys
\~ ' ’ whole showed losses that ranged erm
substantial trtutions to 111cr a point
Trading was slightly" more attive. but
at the expense of valtIes. Bonds were
easy,
3‘ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK.
TOI. 441. Tel. 441.
and Girls. We sell on CREDIT as well as
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11-1111 not lost properly on 300 pounds a
vear. for that amount a year only
gltes you time to develop inclinations
'whitlt you tune out the money to grat
try The 300- pounds- 11,-)" car-do- nothing. '1
It‘or-a-living man is only on the fringe
of the great crowd that exists fer
amusement. You can lost all right on
l0000 pounds a year. but not on 300.
.Now I am thinking of starting out for
tile States Over there 300 pounds a W
- Id at 1. 1 11 st
ye” M“ " “9" me “ ‘9 m° PHOSPHATE ROCK BREAKS REC~ nocruans.
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IWhy Pay More?
.. lWhen you can hot the’ best grade
A3 FRESH A8 - Standard gasoline to:
RECORD.
the'last bit of news that emer-
we offer. We carry a large I: 16c GALOI
“ The production of feldspar In the
Call and let us suggest some- jj ers and Rayo Lamps.
gee from—the ticker are the
variety of the very finest of g; All kinds of Auto 0111 and a full ”Wed 8mm in 1913 was 1111932
thing for dinner.
, WIIII- or!»
for CASH. Cash Discount on all purchases
BEWARE.
'5 I have had several complaint of j
. people who have been cheated bl'
. peddlers who claim to be working for '
me. If you want to avoid being I.
tooled watch for the sign, “3 Rowan ~
Street,” on the wagon. Also the driv- j'
or anust give you a duplicate slip .
with my name and tddress. '
1 pay 11: 9. lb. for rags and best TI
prices for metal, rubbers and feath- '-
above Five Dollars.
FELDSPAR PRODUCTION BREAKS
"veosrwatse
seasonatble vegetables. - line of Standard Perfection Oil Heat-
sltort tons. valued at $771,501.11ccord-
ing to F. J. 'Kutz. of the United States
Geological Survey. 'Both in quantity
-' oi beds. jj ;;
WILLIAM EFFRON. »- '° . -- Paul PfellSSCl' & so“ 11.1111 value this was the largest record- meagre‘wmm" 5° 1 11111111 “3‘9 ‘0 0RD
L" 441 3 ROWAN 37' Tel. 441 3'- (“NH“) 0. I. CLIFF 8T-. NORWALK—TEL 1047. led annual production Each import- tMartha-ark again. in Inew pork. 1 (A soil match has recently been
_ __ ' Z' music Ha“ Block 1: ant producing State. California. Con- .m” “029“ new man. __ Production in 1913 Valued at Nearly played at Bushey by night.)
............... " Iliectlimul Mains. Marylflng. NewlYorikII 1 NORTHFIELD COMMENCEMENT I Eleven Million Dollars. Not in the noontlde's ho1rld glare
Ou iSh . . . . iDO You Need! North (arolinu. and onnsy Hm 3 EXERCISES I Phosphate rock was produced and When nervousness and lunch com-
II'showed an increase in both tonnage. - sold in ”13 United States in 1913 to blood, .
A NEW LAWN MOWER? land value of outpttt. NotwithstandingI
i
. . Ithe increase in quantity and the pro-
We ha1e a. full line at right prices. Iduction from new sources the total 2- *M the 3501 annual graduating ex-
M P D U N N EI value and the average value per ton ercises 0! Northfield Seminary In“
-wero higher than in any other year morning, diplomas were given to 55
209 EAST WASHINGTON STREET. iThe average value per ton of the Corn- young women, the largest class ever
blned crude and ground output, wag‘graduated front either oi the schools
labout 25 cents more than in the best founded by Dwight l. Moody. The
‘preceding year (1911) The prevailing exercises were in the Auditorium
1pricoaf o. b quarries ior crude mategwhere the meetings or the Northtield
rial were about $3. 25 a ton. which was Summer Conferences are held and in
the same as in previous years. The the presence of the largest group of
humor Moody students that ever as-
;§au?rfn1::e:°:; 11‘3mferug‘3mafimg: the amount of 3,097,021 long tons, val-
that you need for temporary use,
dome in to see us where we can show
you I find line and large assortment‘
at New and Second- hand Furniture,
moves and all Housefurnishing Goods
db positively the very lowest prices.
M. GUTKOWSKY,
87 N. Main Street
Opp. Congergational Church
We Buy Second-hind Furniture,
.i-nd .lames' shoes and well-oiled hair,
lied at 311367.092. according to W- C-l vi’erturb me. but when Cynthia tair
Phslen.otthe United States Geological! in heaven ls shrined.
”i EAST NORTHFIEID. nines, June
Summer Time
to AWNING TIME.
Get yours before the sun be
comes too hot. We make and
repair them. Phone us.
KouN'sRos‘
Sentinel Ads
Will catch the
Survey. This was an increase over 1 show my perfect, form, and play
191-2 of 123.689 Ions tons in quantity Big brassle-shots like Edward Ray.
and “H.318 in value. By night I am plus four. By day-4
The main odtput of phosphate rock we“, never mind.
came, as usual, from Florida, Tonnes-i «
see and South Carolina. Elorida con- The gogslps by the clubroom fire
tinned to be the leading State in the‘ Applsud my game with constant
industry. The producuc 1 o.’ lrlnhn and din;
Wyoming amounted to only one-littlt Approach-work never was so dire,
-~- —--—— . I i round feldspar f. o. * - - .
T°'- 489' 72 "m" m'" 3" 011330.01 31', with: 31:: 88:0“: 38.30.11nd the are-‘semuted. William R. Moody son of Dali’s:1:135:30:5113::11110'11111rutteii 5° "b‘asl‘ies 0"; ”as. eam‘ ”We
. 0 near e n;
We Invite your inspection of our W w . Ivailing prices for ground spar were the evangelist and president or the in florida in 1913 was 2531073 long Y
. on ought to watch his tee shots
MI attentlon .‘Iconsidembly linker-’10 ‘0 12V! perI:i°:‘hfl°m 3:11”? ”fads: £3012: tons. valued at $9. 533. 945. Compared whizz ‘
' ' cent —than in recent years- ’ D 0m“ we e D 6““ 9 , with 1912, this was an increase or 121.- .
At number nine. Hot stuff he is.
. .;....'__._._-.---—--~- -. . 1 ha i lclt rson. The commence .
Mid attract! I I0 r es E D e 177 tons in quantity and 5721648 in “‘1' The captain's lunar vase is his.
‘ClGAR SALESMAN l8 SUED FOR merit address was dell1ered by the
BREACH OF PROMISE Rev Wilton Merle Smith of New York
A suit for damages of $5,000 has City
Ibsen brought by Miss Anna Bodeck The graduates represent 'eight
for New -,Haven against Harry Gene, 11 states, Porto Rico. Cuba and tndia.
salesman for the United Cigar.$toresISeventeen or them held scholarship
here, and the papers will be returned honors in the Seminary and 23 will
for the June term of the Superior continue their studies in other institu-
Icourt. The grounds of the still are tlons.
breach of promise and Miss Bodeclt
ims that. on February first and on
b 16 (lane promised to marry her.
we. The amount oflphosphate rock
malketod in Tennessee in 1913 was
_451, 559 long tons, valued at $1. '1'7i 392. And so I do
Compared with 1912 this was a gain
of 28, 228 tons in quantity and of $l33,- '
916 in value.
lit he goes in.
New Business
to Your Es-
tablish'ment ,
ul in'Design and Economical
‘ . in Price
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My argent Sphere I
Goes speeding through the night's
opaque;
.\‘o hazards of the sand, I fear
DANBURY SALVATION ARMY TltecI1::rve1tly huntress Ikeeps mo
BURNED OUT' Oi thorn and brake;
.‘ DAN'BURY. June 2.——Tl1e building Not Dionysus‘ spotted ounce,
in this city occupied by the loCalI More featly on the
branch of the Salvation Army as an bounce-
industrial home and store, was damag .l hm er like a hawk at pounce
ed by fire this forenoon, caused bya Putt one» and wake, '
detective line The damage to theI —P1inch
building and contents is estimated at
$1.000. An occupant of the building.
Wither Hubbardhwas asleep in his
room, and had barely timeto escape.
There was no insuranCe on the proper-. '
ty to the Salvation Army. which con
sisted principally of second hand
clothing
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BRICK, LIME, SAND,
cw
CEMENT ETC.
R Hamid Cox
Elflt NOI‘WIIK.
“THE HEsRMIT" ANNOUNCES MAR-
RIAGE.
FONDA, ~N_ Yo June 2.-—The Rev. ‘31“
We shington Frothingltam, aged 94. MA": .
wellknown throughout the Mohawk 3119 3118598 that he has Iailed to do so "That 13 he“ Johnson I saw him
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Valley as "a philanthropist and writer, “d “W ““155 the wil- Iwalktng down the Strand with his wife
. . 14 years also. married Miss an; tor... It is understood that letters written owhts arm the other night All English
M V1" 01' Tribes Hill, it became kqun by G3“ to the plaintiff will be intro- .literary man with me, gripped his cane
_ W, here today. The ceremony was per-, duced at the "I“; Gun: 13313:: :3: and said~'1‘l1ere goes That dirty nig-
‘ formed at Johnstown 'a'bon at t- uppers ‘3 the 5“ “"9 ger. l'd like to bash his head ln.’
HqMRM‘fl helpers which Sentinel ter the deatii of 1111.; fitt‘iiéi'zharz's “Wished 8 bond. ‘ I‘Why don't you try it, old top,‘ retort-
Want Ad" tor chances to find more first wife"!. ' ‘ 111-. Gone is a resident of New 1111- ed il"
appreciative 631910373" ‘ it is said that announcement of ‘the Vent and 3 “th0“ 0f Edward M I 3
”Ti-“”7"- wedding- was withheld because 01* the 0811!. 0f 30‘1“! NorWalk,
wish of a sister 0! Mil Frothlnghan‘t.
'- who died a few days ago..1Mr. «Erotic
'- ingltam wrote much about the Mo— 1‘ BRIDGEPQBT Juno 2.9-1. ID‘ Tler- Naive, ingenuous as a child
" hawk Valley over the sienature. “The. ney, 33 years old. an-‘le employee otITo a new parent reconciled—
-- Hermit." I IJobsoit and .Gidprd'. contractors elec‘I
‘ -- ., trilying the New Haven riled. aeol-
INDIA-N8 BHOWED OLD LAW. dentally came in contdé‘t witli the eiec'.
_. BUFFALO,- N. Y....l11ue 2.—-A meaty t'ric current at Bridge No. 111mm.
' “10d 1797.3fln0‘1096ll It! the Senate and wssithrown a distance of twenty 1
nd sanctioned by the Want. W Iteet He- sustained a compound tree-- And his
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“8 DELIVER YOUR DAILY TELEPHONE 145-4.
- .AND SUNDAY PAPERS.
ITALIAN Fonesren’s GIVE To:
oAv NURSERY.
The regular monthly business meet-
Ing of Court Edmoudo do Amicis, No. '
173, F. of A. ., was held last evening.
——————-'-—-‘——-—-'-“ There was nomination of oilicers. Next
STAMFORD. PEOPLE AT ROTON- Sunday will be obsetved as Memotial”
Hundreds of Stamford :i’olk were in Sunday, and the Court will decorate
. \attsndance at the opening of Roton the grave of G. \Bairdl, a dead brother.
He smiles. he banter-s. felnts and Point, Saturday. and yesterday, when .111 St. Marys cemetery.
I . -smltes,’ the amu'semenis word in lull swing It was voted that the Court give $10
And motion, a poem while he fights. Everybody is well satisfied with the nu- m"? of the treasury to the Day Nur-
' " ‘ nterous changes in the place, especial- sex-y, It was also planned to appoint.
ly‘vwlth the new dance hall, roller a committee to solicit contribution
from the other Italian Societies of the '
Bronze, and deep-chested‘as a horse,
He strltes like lightning in its course.
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ELECTRICAL ”WORKER BURNED.
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.would be the- whole world's
', would!!! need by Three some: 111- ture or the skull. seared eyes and crownfi- , 7 . coaster and hotel. The need for dou- .
shard», 111m“ Supreme. we: otherwise badly tlu'rned and bruis- Whose not could bring our Battier bletruok cm which 11 soon run over. city, which will be donated to the Day,
‘ -' 1' Miller-:1; bridge was very apimrent Sat- Nursery. Routine business was also
«tennis thicharzo of ed, Iowan stated that. It the recovers.
at pro to» his eight.
down. .
transacted.
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