irecehe the same.
FIRE
Marine Automobile, ,BnrglaryfilIiabil-
Ity, C )lllllt'lleallull, Fidelity Bonds, in
tact we can write any kind of insur~‘
- lace yuu may I'ellliile.
Phone No. 123v.
Taylor 8. Golden
eooTH NORWALK TRUST co.’
BUILDING.
You
let: i
'iu paper napkins for
P.
can buy
William.
Edwin ’l'alniadge has secured a poet»
tiou in Raymond IIl‘tltIlt’l‘s' yard-office.
.‘llI~' iii lii’ci'Sl.
of
ill‘.
Manuel Jowloti‘,
cute; tubing
M?" .lIId Mrs.
llcideu avenuev are
M ll-iwv'u, of Ne\\"York city,
' on
llari luck is apparently the
trail oi Pasquale licrnaide. the trait
tiezilci' ill Main :~tl‘ect. Yesterday he
had his. delivery wagon smashed by a
runaway, and the night I‘L‘ltlt‘t‘ Scr-
i'hoiiias IIlllll shot 0110 01' his
it has in such bad
geziiii
horses Iit‘l‘illisl-
physi. Lil shape,
A sizilcd coin-hive oi (‘lintou (‘onii
lllallll'l'}. .\'o, 3, K. ’i‘., will he held in
the Asylum, St. John's Lodge Iiooni.
Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. 'i‘lie
illustrious Order of the Red l‘ross will
he. (oul'errcd upon all (‘oltlllflllimlS
presentiiic themselves, and entitled to
Fatigue unil‘orin.
Mrs. John Palmer,
on the charge ot’ drunkenness
commuted yesterday by .ludae Keogh
because she is going mind was given
whose sentence
“as
‘ Into the ciistody of her husband by
”the Bridgeport jail authorities,
last
night He brought her home to South
Norwalk.
,.
§ The, last meeting for thé your or
.;. -
The l-‘orelgn Missionary oi’ the, \\'o
man's association of the South Nor-
‘ 'waik llaptist Church was held yester-
day afternoon under the leadership or
Mrs. H, P. Morgan. Routine business
was brought up and disposed of. in-
terestlng papers were read on “News
. from the Field."
Complaint has been rot clved by
the police that boys of Stuart avenue
have been using rifles and revolversI
for target practice to the great dun-T
gar oi‘ the residents nearby ‘ A
yvarning to parents of the boys ha’s
' been given, to see that the dangerous:
practice is stopped. Otherwise prose-j
cation will follow.
After the regular business meeting
or the Lady Jennings Lodge, Shep-
,‘herds of Bethlehem, last ev.eiolug an
entertainment and dance was enjoyed
by the members. Reports of oihcers
Inware read and routine business dis-
,zposed of at the Hat Maker's Associa-
tion meeting in the Central
Labor
iUnion Lyceum on it ashington street
last evening,
v
.
“The flat quarterly conference of the
Norwalk M. E. Church was held last
night With- Presiding Elder Good
ugh present. Rantine business was
ed of. It was voted to accept
invitation to visit the First Metlr
Edict. Church of South NbrWalk and
d mitigating“. there on .Iune 21, at
, hléh time the one hundred and Non-
uy-fltth annlr’brsary of Metliodism in
Norwalk «on be cblehruted
$- and ; Manuel Joselotr, of no
id. avenue, have been eutei‘talning
MGR from New Yank city for the
‘ days Yesterday while the
we .9 out rowing pne of the
yoiing ladies toll overboard, and. had
not can for the coolnesa and cour-
"t I’Ii‘s’s Helen Joselol'i' who res-
the young lady, there might
Call us on the»
" lease oi'i'lie Lchigh'aud Susquehanna ,
lit-mils; the Northern:
7.2 WOuld discouragement“ trots: No. year from June 18 on 27, inclusive. .. .
Giuger Snaps Whole Milk
4 lbs 25C CHEESE II).
o i' ' ' ' P" t
1 (3:36:33 BUtteerb‘ac fbiaittser 3 06
East India Tea Co
Tel 371 125 Washington Street
3' "'WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
via»
BREAKING UP THE COAL TRUST ' WW .41
Final Arguments in the Federal Suit RMUSEMENTS
Being Heard Today.
i’llll.Ai|i<2l.l"lilA, Juno 3.-~Flllal v“
,argument in the federal suit to break
'up what the government claims is III!
largest of a number of combinations
forming the ailezed anthracite L'llRI
trust was ileizun in the I‘nitcd States
t‘eurt today. Thweicnduilts are the
Reading t‘oinpaiiy, a holding concern:
Reading Railway, Reading (‘oal and
f 1
iron Company; Jersey L‘entral Rail-i THEATRE
road, lehigli and “hikes-llama Coal; TODAY
t‘ompziiiy. Leliigli (‘oal and .\a\'i}:utlon
l‘onipaiiy, Wilmington and Northern;
Railroad. Lchigh and Hudson ' RiW'I
Railway. Lebigh and New England
Railroad and he directors of the
Reading Company, who are also direc
tors in a number of the other ('oni- I
panics. The suit was filed In Septcui-i
tier. lalti, under the Sherman auti-
’I‘l'ust law. and the commodities clause
of the act to regulate ci‘iininerce
'I‘he gl_l\'l‘l‘lllllt‘gli sit-ks to haw. the
Reading (‘oinpaliy and its directors din
ciarcd a combination in rcstraint oi:
trade and links the court to compel:
the Reading t‘oinpany to dispose oi‘
its interest in the Reading ltuiiuav
and t‘ozil t‘onipanies. The government
also seeks the separation of the \\'il—I
minuton and Northern Railway I'l‘nlll‘ _.....
the Reading (‘onipany and Remiingt
Lawn Fete
Railway Company; cancollation ot the
Hillside School
SATURDAY JUNE 6
AFTERNOON and EVENING
3 P. M. l 8 P. M.
AESTHETlc DANCING
ICE CREAM ON SALE
Proeeedu for Scholarship at Maryvillo
College
.I ................... 50c
(
Aurora
of the
: North
Ill 'I‘wo l‘nrts With llob Leonard and
Hotel lluckham,
4—Other Big Features—4
TOMORROW
J. Warren Kerrlgen In
"THE SHEEP HERDER"
in Two Parts.
Railroad. by the .ehigli t‘oal and‘
Navigation Company to the .lcrsev E
(‘entrai R;;iilroad the disposal oi the‘
controlling interest in the l .ehigh and]
Hudson Railway. and the l.chigh andi
New England Railroad, held jointly by
the Lehigli Coal and Navigation Com-
pany and the Jersey Central Railroad,
and the disposal by the Holding t‘oin-
puny of its controlling interest in the I TICKETS
Jersey Central Railroad 1M 3"”, South Norwalk' Glendon
Under the commodities clause tliof nlru' 3, Norwalk
-govei'iiiiiciit also pleads that the lived;
ing Railway. Jersey Central, Leliigli
a
i
land Susquehanna and Leliigh and New 1
England Railroads he enjoined from‘
transporting the product. oi their allied 1,
,coal companies The. commodities
fclause prohibits transportation com-i
panics from carrying any product in
which tliov have an interest.
WEsTERLY PRIEST DEAD.
Clifford. Hotel
R'athskeller
WiLL OPEN
Saturday. June 6th
‘ Service a. la Carte.
Special Attention.ls Given to
.Private Parties. ;
Rev. P. J. O'Leary Wan Pastor at New
Canaan for Several Year. and
‘ Well Known Here.
WESTERLY. R. 1.. June «l.——The.
V'Rev. Patrick J. O’Leary. pastor of St.‘
Michael’s Church, in Pawcutuck, died
today at the church rectory, after an
Illness from Bright‘s disease.
i Father O’Leury was a‘ native oi
Woonsocket, it. 1., beingtborn on June
2.6 1858. He early studied for the
priesthood and spent two years at the
American College in Rome. He was
graduated at St. John’s Seminary.
il‘lrighton, Mass, on Sept. 18, 1885, and
!was ordained by Archbishop Williams,
‘at Holy Cross Cathedral, in Boston, on
June 26,1891; He was sent to the dio-
cone of Hartford as an assistant at St.
Joseph’ s Church, Willlmautic, on June Huagfiawould probably be mum“ by
'29, of that y.ear Then he began act~- The run from Stamford to Burr-
ive lifein the diocese during which ‘13' d in Fairfi id de m t l.
was changed several times. He went r” e was ma as
to Plainville. Feb. 3. 1892; to Bristol?
March 5.1 1894, to the Immaculate Con-
caption |Church, Oct. 3, 1899, to Coven-
itry, August 26, 19.01, to New Canaan.
iOCt. 5. 1903, and was made pastor at:
'.lSt Michael’s, lPimvcatuck. on Jan 15,‘
last, Succeeding the Rev. Dr. John
i-Neale, who had been transferred to
Maiden.— i l
thither 0' Lea had long been n it -
thealth. The mini will take placeln have to he made t° 019‘.“ ”1° “'1’"
St Michael’s Church“ on Saturday ot the heavy deposits of soot which
morning. and Rev. Father William Mc- have accumulated from the steam
Gulrlc. of Manchester,,'wltl be the celo- locomotives
lit-ant, and the eulogy will be pronouno W
ed by Rev. Monsignor T. S Dunno,
vicar-general or the diocese. ‘
.————
m
ELECTRICS TO BRIDGEPORT.
Haven By June 15. ,
BRIDGEPORT, June l.——Tlie first
electric locomotive to run into Bridge-
port, arrived here from Stamford at
11:30 yesteday morning and was wet.
and railroad officials. Superintendent
Droege, oi the western division ot=tho
ble
of an hour it was found necessary to
send' a work train down to push the
electric motor in"
In reference to the running of elec-
tric trains from New York to New
Haven, Supt. Drooge' said that there
are many details to be completed as
WRIGHT.
is , .--, Ogden were received by tho cinder-s
NORTHERN PACIFIC BUGlNEss of the Coast Ar‘tiilfil'y Corps com-
' tau-.3 a, Illinois: in Norwaik. yesterday for
;t_ho annual encampment. at For; H‘
Fisher’s Island. N, Y.
, v
toJune 4.—Au- G. Wright.
hello Railroad corps will caiup a‘t Fort Wright this
he ~. City Express" 3, The orders came through an. alias
. aim we and st. to Ramiro tholovi. «steam
SUpt. Droege Say: They Go to New,
corned by Mayor‘Wllaon and other city .
road said that electric trains to New"
time but at Burr road them was tried:
with grounding and after a wait;
yet, and several preliminary trips will .
’a'a’-
momma onoanso fro FORT -
train: that next According to the orders the whole .
I” QOOVO’W iwgfl. C-CWJ’M“
l
l Edda Ma’SKSeymour i
HIGH CLASS
MILLINERY
Roodaer’s Block
WASHINGTON STREET.
1 . .~:~:-:~:~;~:~oc«:~aocoo~:~oooormw
i :3
mugs. momma
Lo}
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NOTICE
My Tire Prices are attraitive l
ican save you money. Let me know
lyour requirements the mile or tlrc
Tyou prefer, will will e pleased to
. iuote you. i have the lotk and lil\
rice-S are right. i make a Euclid".
lot Ford Repairing. Ma .e \oui old (r M
run and ride like new. th .oraue
. prices.
Austin’ 3 Garage
122 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Or 'Phone 1622-2, w. R. Aurtln, 1'.
Woodward Avenue.
Bargain: in Used Cars.
1
i
a quick buyer.
3% IQ”? -m j
{P‘bl
with
carbon is the unsatisfnctcry one
right
amount of power, it knocks and.
The. engine line's dirty
l
i ——it doesn‘t develop the
I .
if the carbon isn‘t removed, it
will score the cylinder walls, a
reziily'vc'ry serious matter,
l
I OUR OXYGEN
, . PROCESS
i of removltlg carbon does the
work‘BPlT'l‘Ell than any other
way aniY’does the entire work in
less {£1115 ah hour.
- ..m, 1-.
lieasfiiililile rates.
W A Hanford
5 Garage
l:
.nh
Our
‘ stock or
a the most complete in tho two
. cities.
5mm», .MAGEE
. ~10th, rumor
‘ 'Acoa‘u '
Also Ropalro for All Rana.
.Iou'es 8i Hotchkiss- I
i ' ‘ Company
- 17 Will or.
'I he Gotham Co. a
01!!
Airway: the Latest Talus in H
_+
H
Ii. ‘
u .
H
‘ Nomlk. . -
. Harttord. yesterday
'_ (lager sentenced Chauncey ii. Hot eyul
:.-.ttoi‘ney
iiiam E.
l
llllii Pullman Touring, a bargain for
pain Harry \\'.
- . _-.1__ .
HOVEYu SENTENC ED TO
..r..- .
:1“... A;
EIGHT MONTHS lN JAIL?
tort Money trom Insurance Man
in Sentenced.
In the Criminal Superior court
Judge Edwin ii
formerly of Bridgeport to 'eignt
months in jail on a plea of guilty oi
attempt at blackmail. ‘iiovey, durin:
the latter part of March, trir d to (ax-l
tort $5,000 from President Sylvester (l.
iluiihani. of the Traveicrs’ insurance
(ionipany )iy writing him letters 'de-
manding that amount as a forced
loan, saying that the money meant
lite to him and it it was not forth-
coming he would about Mr. llunhani
to «death. 'i'he lettert‘niaf hat the
would b ‘ 3W
._ ' “Jet. '
» ”a. as: 13 ie quuiior
i ovey‘n monial re ponsibihiy
01‘
U
w as in dire stiaits for tundra end hadifunded.
State's ’
brooded over his own finances.
Hugh )1. Aicorn intornicd
‘thc court that Mr. Dunbam and oth-
ers had inlerceded for llovey. \Vil;
MILNE TO SUCCEED MATHER. ,
t‘ouncilmau John D. Milne. 8L Dres-
l'lll committee on lights. is being men-
tioned on the successor to Council.
Mather, as the coun-
t‘lIlllilllIC committee on streets. thieu
,‘Il‘r. Mather sent in his resignation he
,stuted that his reason was that there
i
l
l
I
was not harmony in the dc'fpaitmem
There has been friction between \lr.
Mather and (‘ ity Lugineer George A.
.'Sheiron from the time the latter was
appointed eit\ engineer, Milne and
Hie iron are ch nL‘ friends
WASHINGTON'S
TEETH
licixerzil \\’asl\iiigioii‘iost his
early in life. He appreciated
their value and had a set hand
(‘lll'\0lI from solid ivm'y. A poor
substitute. What would he
have given for teeth such as
Dr.J.H. Mallory
could have made for him. Ap—
preciate your advantages over
his time and look to your teeth
iIeeds,
1| 80. Main on. So, Nowalk,
HOURS: 9. A, M 10 8 P. M,
QUNDAV§_.BY APPOINTMENT
The Advantages
Are Obvious
They set closer to the face
without touching the lashe‘s,
. consequently the wearer does
‘not see out around the lenses.
The focus is more perfect
away from center of lens,
therefore, one gets a larger
field ~of vision. Let us show
you if you have not worn
them.
THAMER
'DCULISTE AND OPTICIANS
87 Atlantlo Square. Stamford, Ct.
‘ Bridgeporter Who Attempted to Ere:
ati
l
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.ALJ:
l
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Egan appeared as his lawyer. Vi
l
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
But Paper. Best Work, Belt Prices
'88 NORTH MAIN STREET
0. NORWALK PHONE 907
BOSTON POST ROAD,
Weapon Conn.
Service a la Carte, noted for
Steaks, Broilers and all Sea. Foods in
season. Arrangements can he made
tor bandacta upon short~notice.i- _
GONCERT BY ORCHESTRA
" DANCING EVERY-EVENING.
has. M; LEVY."
Telephone Connections, 98 Weltport.
n
DAVEY’S
,1 300 Blend
A Coffee that satisfies at a moderate
cost. 'ri-‘y‘ t 20 s on: a. sump: with
j...
Compo Ian
. 'l‘rcop
i High School.
ecv‘scoCsrs or AMERICA
11.
T.cop Order
at headquarters Friday night,at 7 1‘5.
for regulai“ drill with ropes,
snares, hugies and drums,
Scouts intending to go to New York
or. June 13th will give their name to,
Assistant SiOili Blaster Taylor. t‘ost
.‘lli In. 3 Any excess will be re-
m,
13.23.
other troops who
are
with
Scout masters of
are. unable to attend the review
invited to send their scouts
.7; all scouts going to New
'ork should attend the man‘hcut
diili on Saturday which will leave
the First M, ii. t‘hurch at 2 p. m..
weather permitting
Scouts of ’I‘roop 3 must build in
their resignation card: on Friday
night: also all unsold lii'ktis ior tilt-I
entertainment recently held in the
he paid for Mutiny night.
ISILnedl
l“. GOODCUILD.
Scout Master.
——Coustipation causes headache,
nausea, dizziness languor heart palpi-
t'itioii. Drasuc pliislcs; “ripe sl(:;.len
wruken‘the bowels and dont cure
constipation.
gist.
While tallcrutl skirts of the, wash-
llllk' variety will he found in great
abundance at the ll, M, Read (‘onr
puny. 'l‘lic priici; and description will
It: found in the adv
Imperial Cate
Now Open
9 RAILROAD AVENUE.
REGULAR DINNER 40c.
Business Men’so
Quick Lunch at
Noon '
25 CENTS
F We Cent Lunch
FROM 4 TO 6 EACH AFTERNOON.
HIGH-CLASS SEA FOOD.
NOTHING BUT PABST'S BEER ON
DRAUGHT.
CARL SCHAUB. PROPRIETOR.
OI'
LOVER’S
. THE PLACE
‘sriiiir
SHOES
TAN AND WHITE
$3.00, $3.50. $4.00
White Canvas
oxroabs AND Philips
$2.00, $1.50 $3.00
Barefoot '
Sand als
Play AShoes
FOR CHILDREN
IGlover’s Sh0e Store
W
W“- b... w-"M
“Silver Lake Ice.”
We have extended our service to
'South Norwalk in response to many
requests.
prices. 0. We get and KEEP customers
by furnishing unequaled service at a
flair price.
It is true economy to deal with us.
Especial attcntion to family moo.
CIILVIR LAKE IO! 00.
Troop .3. South Nerwalk, will meet‘ 7'_
home of Mrs. Rosina l‘crilio.
All sold tickets must-
Doziii‘s lit-gulets act gciillv and cure
25 cents. Ask your drug-
i
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l
i
i
We do not seek trade by cutting ..
as Hoyt“. UM
2 .r s; a fmtfimniijvne 4, “23m;
53““
iii
Fret ty £5 a dimer
DRESSES
$1.29 to $25
JEALOUSY CAUSED SHOOTING.
WA'l‘liRlil'RY, .lnnc i.~~(‘oroner
Mix today ordered inc release, of the
tour persons iii‘l‘t‘eted 'ye:i.~rday as
material iz'itneeses in connection with
the killing of Pasquale ’i‘rolta at the
The lat-
ter is still under detention on sun.
picion of connection with the shooting.
Meanwhile the. police are looking for
.Tony Martin. a boarder at the Perilio
home. it is alleged that jealousy on
the part ot‘ 'i‘rotta because of atten~
lions said to have been shown to Mar—
tin by .\Irs. l’erilio t'iitlt‘wd a quarrel
out of which the SIlUUllllg of Train:
came.
m
Breakfast. 25c. Dinner, 35c.
Supper, 25c.
C I
Friday Dinner
t‘lani l‘howdcr
(lernizin Pot Roast
linked Fish
l-‘ricd (‘otltir-h Steak
lloilcd i’otatocs
Slew ed 'l‘cinziio' s
()rangc Pudding
l‘luv
Horne-made Bread and Pics
Mansion House
C, BASS/EN. Prop.
865/434 Wash. 86... So. Nor-walk.
TELEPHONE 307.
Sell the Farm ‘
\ou don‘ i want for th
C A S c
you do through the
9’ World’ J Lane“ Farm Agency
Thousands of sales evtrvulicrc prove right
npihods. No advance fee rt‘tllllfl‘l Write
today for free listing bl inks and I book
'How To Sum \ooa FARM. '
ILA; STROU'I' FARM AGENCY
. trait ream
0. I .
Milo.“ INK. humidity .‘l'll‘l’on‘II‘l‘l‘rfl
Arthur *Waldron
District Manager
29 Haviland ‘Street
I
Extra Fine Table
Butter
27o lb
ROYAL GROCERY
Grecm and Frulterero.
Tel. 1362-3. 22 South Main St.
See the values we are offering on
Straw Huts, Shoes and Clothing We
have the new Olua Shirt and Union
Suit. Watch our window.
Louis Avrick
The Union Clothing and Shoe 8t'oro.
POSTOFFICE BLOCK ,
~ souru NORWALK '
Large 'AsSortment' of g
Gas Plates and Gas
Ranges; Popular Prices :3
Albert F. Gehcbeii
‘ " X‘flm 3" w
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Norwalk Chronicler