ble, pleases and
.. ults invariably
ads! comfort and great
lanfisfaction.
Cement, Bricks and
[re here too; also
0%! ime and Sewer Pipe.
8 areful attention to
.i‘ders, this means
.uch to our
f ’ atrons, and we
i always avoid fiction;
. «Io misrepresentation.
I W our. custom invited.
_ BUY
:Hazelton
Coal
or
‘ The B. Hershiield lit Son Got
122 WATER ET.
‘ TEL. 294.
COAL c0211.
. To advertise our Red Oak Coal the
cash prices will be the lowest in town.
To be convinced that our coal does not
' “Ankle the grates and bricks and
burnsto ashes, try a bushel and you
. will buy t1 ton.
sWilliam Eflron
snowm 37., EAST NORWALK.
1m. «1. Tel. 441.
BEWARE.
no.1! you want to avoid being
Tooled watch for the sign
with my name and address.
prices for metal,
or bells. : ‘
”WILLIAM EFFRON.
3 ROWAN ST-
rubbers and death-
Tel 441
.'441. .
H5 You Wish
liirnish your summer cottage tor
tie money or any season articles
1 you need for temporary use.
some in tosee us where we can show
you a fine line and large assortment
New and Second- hand Furniture.
three and all Houseturnisning Goods
positivelythe very lowest prices.
M. GUTKOWSKY,
, 87 N. Main Street
10”. Congergulonal Church
, Buy Secondhand Furniture.
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-.
I I have had se\eral complaint of :,
disable who have been cheated by .
. paddlers who claim to be working for :
“3 Rowan :—
Btreet." on the wagon. Also the drlv- jj
,0: must give you a duplicate slip ..
I pity 1c 11 lb for rags and best :.
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 Paper or
Bearer Board. advice on building or just a friendly chat. (‘gme 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.
FIFE’S turnouts '
James Fife, the Railroad
there for many years, but the inter-
scene to witness the line display of
Mr. Fife.
He expects soon to begin opera-
original designs he proposes to work
The Norwalkg Furniture ’House
14-16 WALL ST. Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered.
Special Prices on These Items This Week
REFRGERATORS .............. . .................... $5.95 to $35
PORCH CHAIR‘S FROM .................. 98c to $1.50
COUCH .HAMMOCKS ............................. $4.75 to $11.98
' llAiiY (‘ARRIAGES FROM ' ............................ $8 to $1.15
G0 CA‘RTS FROM ....................................... $2.75 up
prise to the spectators.
the display.
l8 IIIIIEIITIIII, ELTIIII
(Continued from lirst page)
ABAII 11113112111 , F I 3'
W... “s. Hy
avenue ~ "
truiterer, has made plans to have his :-
usual Fourth of July celebration this LI:
year in the Springwoad section of the j 7
city. This has been £11 annual event 1 :.
est is not confined to that. section, asI
people for miles around flock to the I f
pyfotechnics made and displayed by I"
tions on the framework, and has some 1
out which will prove an agreeable our» “"
Arrangements will be made also to "
have a musical program previous to '
knew 111111 11111.: 2'
WW1. your 3. 1914 ‘
t
DRESSES
and styles
{meeting at which Messrs,
god a committee in the New York, West
,-.....m.___..._.,.. W...- —~———~——'- WWW-
ll hen we say, “Mens Suits. :10. 00.
we do not mean Men's ’1 en Dollar
Suits. We mean the Men's Suits that .
WE are selling for $10.00. They range
in VALUE from $12.00 to $18.00, but
in price they are all $10.00.
ludiliduaiih of our own and
GOTTLIEB’S
clothes ought to be in keeping will
7&$10 Clothin Store n 1... .1... next 1.. 1...... m...
3 Noam MAIN wager. A. L BRIA
82 NO. MAIN ST.
in...“ was
READY - MAD
Tallor~made Clothes are built
the average people.
Most of us have a certain distlnc
that are in blossom and hardi bloom
lug Laurel call at
I
TEL. 37212.
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
Men’s Suits $10 TAILOR MADEi
I'Ol'
Readi- Blades are put together for .tontldence in Messrs
the
TEL. 920.,
l
to see a pretty sight of llhcdod ndrons “.9“, am
A C. Cuneo, Florist
.(fhester rind Boston transaction.
ialso when they reported.
“What was your opinion
of their
for the road?" asked Mr. Folk.
lunnecessary, but that it was extrava-
gance.‘
“W ere you surprised‘l"
i think i was, but i had absolute
\iorga11,liocke
teller and Mlller.‘
"Who was the dominating figure at
board meetings?"
“l think Mr. \lellen was.
t
, the
i
9 Did not the board usually acquiesce
'111 the redommeudations 'made by J.’
Ii’lerpont Morgan?"
“Yes. i think it did."
Mr,
:tleilnlte instance where the wishes oi“
Morgan were opposed
"liter Mr. Morgan left the meetings.
objettlons made
directors against some of his wlfihi’s'”!
“()h amongst themseh’es the)
would probably object."
“Did Mr Morgan make any state
Mr.
7 RAILROAD AVE- mom or value of seturities acquired accident at the ”PM“ yards Ill 53“
for the Sll. 000. 000'!"
A8 FRESH A8 ~
the last bit of news that emer- :-
ges from thé ticker are the
VEGETABLES
we otter. ,. We carry a large 3:
variety of the very ~11th of --
seasonoble vegetables "
Call and let us suggest some I.
‘; ers and Raye Lsmtps.‘
Standard gasoline for
1 thing for dinner.
'Ghiotto 1& Cor
Music Hall Block
....................
CLIFF sr., NOBWALK—TEL. 104i.
' - . . A new LAWN browser
Summel‘. Tune We have I" ‘9‘“ ““9. at Plant prices.
H I I3 AWNING TIME.
' Get yours before the sun be 209 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
comes too hot We make and
repair them. Phone us.
KOHN sacs.
NEW YORK, June 3. Wall Stree
invite your inepection or our
:utxiGlass'eW
= in Erica
‘iituul In, Design and Economical
Tel. 489. 72 North Main 8%. trading in stocks today of further 1
“BRICK LIME SAND Sal‘
, TELEPHONE .1454.
stone .13: New Haven-'5 new fedora
tat...
VEN. Jane 3. h—‘Pbe comer-
building wlli b‘e
grow afternoon about 4 p. m. _
normaldwia will make an address. .
noon the general list added 6 slight
I ly. Bonds were steady. ~.
I;
w
KILLED HERIH USBAND. .
WT) Pay More?
‘1 When you can get the besttgrade to Mr_ Mellén with whm. to ficqulre her daughter. Mrs It.
160 GAL.
. an ttmas of Auto 0113 and a run.
' line of Standard Perfection Oil Heat-
Paul .Preusser 8t Sop-
‘Do You Need
M. P. DUNNE
m...—
TIIIIAT III WALL STIIEET
WALL STREET“ Noon. “Steadlnesm ‘l' ’
a fractional advance resulted. Shorts?“ the New York, New ‘Haven
found it dificult to cover except at Hartford Railroad atoll: this ci
higher quotations. outside liquidation the flurmse of investigating what may reply to a comm
.. having letyl'l. Bullish spéétflatol‘s did live We? flnlhttfimi’t tolwrgckm .... train pected Eodny
MI W933 393‘” advantage and the on the Central New England Railroad.I
WWI “3 9m“ ”W‘CI‘O‘II the a ball! mile west; or the station-in this
.morningi tow stocks making more then city last Sunday morning
tractiondi golds. Pressure age-in Le- user of the Federal Express,
1 high Valley was resumed to the ac- ”bound discovered a large piece of “19., ’marked with .8 success
CEMENT ETC. of the early market caused. traders t
take on stocks in moderate volume and:
2 First St. . , imprint-walk. ,9
I
I
Not that i remember.‘
Mr Elton said he did not recall any
El, 000 shares at \l est Chester stock.
had read the testimony of Mr Mel
len.
disapproval of the expenditure or :20,
:000 000 for taking over the Rhone [s-
Iland trolleys, but had not Voter. n-
gainst it.
“ll by did you not stick to your dis
approval?"
it. "
I “Did M1- Mellen propose the scout
Isition ot the troueyst' ,
"i think he did."
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RAILROAD DIRECTORS T0 TES-
TIFY.
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pIroed 'and its subsidiaries.
Icently
i‘i. HI
#—M.._—.
A'rrsMP'r 'ro wascK mm
DANBURY, Jmune 3.—-Special agent
iorlhallf‘l‘sdd- tomor- comma-intent “I bearish ”“930" I?" tal wedged into the (reg ot a switch cement
Govern 38139198 “V1991“ EWING“ 979“?“- host. and stopped in time to prevent an 119-. girdle
“”9"” -W“ “It“ Imi"°§“¢9t’i “I" cident. The occurrence was kept so- westnofi W093 present
""iitodk 9’01“ 2 9‘99“ I0 13‘ 1"! III“ eret and no olilcla‘l interdiction in re doubles iw
loweatv in many weeks’ and Mdrd M to II ’13 obtainable
I
l .
WHITE HOUSE OHAUFFEURS
” MUST NOT SPEED
WASHINGTON. J une
.Ij" “‘5 tat-5. Mrs sayre and arts: Margaret:
I. was stopped
Morgan. l ..
vROckel'eller and Miller were appoint—f I
advocating spending over $ll.000,000v
'1 would not say that ‘I felt it wasi
as testified by Mr. Mellon. He said he Scouts today for burial
knew nothing at the transactions with Charles
Police Inspector Byrnest except as he 10 30190“: Mass-
The witness said he had expressed pupils OI I90
1 don't know why 1 than t stick to
They were- McFarland'a Sanatarium.
3r—IWthT
If HARTFORD. J9“. 3‘3!“ Teresa Hades chauffeurs were today under in.
mono. the New Britain Womw- 91“” structtona from Btfédldent Wilson aa'w
3'02" 5'09" 01 ‘89: and 1909'" ”I 9‘IB observe automobile speed restriction,
For the Girl
Graduates
Dainty White
in many materials
Beautiful
Fans
A large
assortment
from
Treiousse White
Gloves
All the popu-
lar lengths of
this famous
m a k e a r e
13:
and- .
two.
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iwss rron'r".
AND
SAUGATUCK ‘
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The graduating class at the Staples
i
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lug on the High school grounds.
Edwin A. Beers, of Wright street,is
by the able to sit up a short while each day
after being confined to bed for the
last nine weeks with pneumonia.
whith was contracted while he was
confined with injuries sustained in an
galuck.
I
The body of Mrs Annie E. l’iuneo,
thing about the eight thousand shares who died last Friday, her eiglity- sixth .
of stock of the \ew listen turned oter birthday anniversary. at the home or
IHit‘sth, of ~ .
ed to Nova I'
Undertaker H
Fable will accompany the body u
State street, will be shipp
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Rehearsals are being held by the
Staples' High school for
liigh stliool will give a strawberry .“
Elton said he remembered no festival at 7:30 o‘clock tomorrow eteu-
H. Krieger & Co.
Ours is a Store for the
Whole Family
You can buy All Kinds of Furniture, Al
Kinds of Clothing for Men. Women, Boys
and Girls. We sell on CREDIT as well as
1
for CASH. :Cash Discount on all purchases
above Five Dollars.
at- a n 1/- filfi"/-/- a a
\. \‘~—\‘\ -\-\‘\-' -Wt‘x‘t‘x‘t‘\‘\‘a ‘\‘\ \M =\:\:\:\‘
. a playlet entitled. “Rivals," to be. ._ :__
given on the evenings of June 9 and H) ‘ .5
at the Opera 'House. The cast includes . ,
Iliarold Stearns, Sherman Child, Ar- P b S l
. thur Jellliie. Stanley vl‘aylor, Irving awn rOker. S a e ,
.Townsend, Ralph Lane. Kenneth The subscriber hereby offers and proposes to sell the property
(Beers. Judson Cottell, bliss lda Von pawned with him as representej by tickets Nos. 28(13_ “37. 4726,
.lloltz. Miss Maridh Wokeman. Miss 4903 .3372, 5377 5381. 5392 ,5409, 5414, 3415, 3424, 5428, .343], 5434,
.1442. 0-162,‘.146.i,3464,1410 5471 3481 1489, 5498,! issued resllective.
Evelyn Post and Miss Ruth \‘lchols.
it Is feared that all home games
of the Staples' High school baseball
,team will be cancelled for the rest of
Ithe season. because no suitable
gr'ounda can be procured. An attempt
WASHINGAON June 3.-—~Tl1elnter was made to obtainwa diamond tor
state Commerce Commission planned
to resume today its investigation into
the financial transactions of the "New
—~There was ntevidence in the early York, New “Haven and Hartford Rall~
Four wit-
quldation such as depressed prices nessés here on hand ready to testify .30).: and cut into building lots
yesterday. The market held steady at They were William Skinner. Henry K '
the opening with a small Volume of Mcflarg and J. 8. Elton, director ofI Little (ear is expressed for the sale
business. New Haven made up near the New Haven road. and Laurence ty of Julia Jarvis who cecal)ed from
a point of, its recent loss of the first Minot, a former director.
few transactions, but subsequently re- to be questioned relative to financial The woman is 60 year
iinquished its advance. Fluctuations transactions of the New“ Haven con-lopportunlty
otherwise were confined to small irac- earning which Charles S Mellon ior- Iher attention
tions, save for a one point lose in tau-Inst president of the road, testified re- 1”
the game with the Stratrord ‘HISIT’
school, last Friday. without result.
and the game was cancelled The
Spring Hill ground where games
have formerly been played, has been,
_.__...—-——-
Saturday.
a old and when
permits slips away from
t and goes to L\ew York
a said that she strayed away about
a
Istfuck by an automobile in Yonkers
was responsible Tor her being return-
s ed. It was stated at, the sanitarlum
that she is thought to have gone again
r}. d- to Yonkers to visit her folks and a
unication was ex-'
‘1-
'l
The third annual opening of the
There was a- barge- attend-
sud many from Fairilcld and
The tennis
ere omittedatt’l‘he' winners
at, the tournament of i8 holes. twice
.a'rpund the nineiholm course. were
tiara Pritt, 111-111; Robert B. Waugh.
Iot- Norwa accuses. Stenihg At
r. third. and 1A. Malcolm, of Nor-F
walk. fourth. The. putting match‘i
Ion ladies competed. was won by
“fire. L. G. Citrtis, or
, Miss Marciano. at Not?
‘ N starts... can
I
We
Watch, oi the High School
died at his home in Stafford Springs
early Tuesday morning after a week‘s
illness from pneumonia.
services were held today from
late home and interment was in Star-
h was ford Springs.
ear 880 and I“ “a “m s 8 ed by his wile and five children, three
daughters and two sons
mans Guild of Trinity Episcopal
the entertainment given on May 12th.
”and the committees! the recent rum-
'of his store tortbejale‘and to'Aloert
nwas announced that .Mrs. J. H. Knapp
'ternoon d! June 24th. it was voted to
The mite boxes will be given out soon.
its the Diocesan Conv‘entlitm‘o or next
ly Aug 10191:! March 18 July .'1, Aug. 9, Nov 6" ,8 1] 15,18 19,
20 21, 22, 26 28. 29 1913, and all tickets issued 011 or betore Dec
1, 1913
South Norwalk, June 3,1914
Field Glasses. at $3.25 with case and strap.
Jaseph ROSenfieldf. Pawnbroker
40 WATER ST.
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NEW CANAN.
IIEATIIS MID FIIIIEIIALS
VArthurIBliss is now employed in
Hug-h Welsh, Jones store.
.Hugh Welch. father of Miss Lillian James Glynn spent the weekend
with his mother in Naugatuck.
Mrs. C. 1“. Stevens has been visit-
ing with friends in Pound Ridge.
Dr R. B. Kelley and family have ar-
rived lln town for the summer
\ir. Iand Mrs. J. Frank Benedict ot
Mahwah, l'. J., spent the week end
here.
Dr. McKernon and family are now
occupying their summer home on
faculty, i
The funeral .
his
The deceased is surviv‘
TRINITY WOMAN’S GUILD ACTIV. Weed street.
William Glynn has been entertain-
ing relatives from Naugatutk for sev-
Plans Made for an Entertainment to eral days ' ‘
‘William 0 Mlddlebrook, of \ew
3° Given June 24““ York, spent the week- end with his pap
The monthly meeting or the We rents on South avenue
A company of young ladies
ITIES.
”——
t
are
The engt- Westport Country Club on Decors.
east. 'tion Day was a great success and was Church was held lsSt evening The spending the week at the Hartley
“‘1 3°“ tour- reports of the committee in charge or House, in Tal ma dge Hill. ‘ .
Mr. and Mrs. George Schweitzer en-
joyed an auto trip through part oi New
York State~ yesterday. ‘ ‘
Dr. Miller and family «will take poem
session of the H. J. Warren place, on
St. John place, *this week. ~
mags sale fboth read their reports. The
entertainment netted :75 clear and
the rummage sale cleared $102. A
votomr thanks was extended by the
Guild to Samuel Roodner tor‘ the use
NORWAL’K HOSPITAL NOTES.
Miss Ruth ‘Uhle, oi Woodward ave
nue, Second district, was admitted to
the cNorwak Hospital. this morning.
and opera ed upon for adenolds and
swollen tonsils.
Gordon LeGount, of Broad River,
was admitted this morning, also, and
underwrmt an operation for the same
trouble.
Gehebe‘ior the use of lamps. it
will give a Missionary Tea on the at-
pay the organist); salary for the year.
Mrs. Godfrey was appointed. a delegate
”9911‘?” same committee that lied
‘ fine last rummage sale will
“idra. Nellie Fox. of South Norwalk. 4 fl
Norwalk Chronicler