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"CONSIDER THIS
The price of mail is
now at its lowest point
for the present season.
you can lose nothing
by buying this month
units In: smut _
now "I IlEliIcIl .
(Continued from First Page.)
Ladders, Roofing
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
lieav er Board, advice on building or just a friendly chat. (‘Onlefin 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.
"Ai‘l’airs are getting better," he
said. when asked as to the likelihood '
of (farranza's participation in the con-
ference. He did not expect, however.
to receive an answer lroiu his chief
bel‘ore late Saturday or Sunday.
Meallwllile_ officials of the adminis-
tration continued their conferences
with t‘arranza's agents. urging them
to reconmend that a favorable reply
be sent to the mediators.
()t‘fiicals of the State and Navy De-
partments meanwhile were occupied
with plans for meeting any situation
and you may save mon-
ey.
Our stock is of first
class quality ——'—— never - I
better.
' E _._- -M ., .
.. BUY
Hazelton
Coal
it?
ji-f "The a. Hershfteld a Son Co
TEL. 294.
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122 WATER IT.
. COAL COAL
. To ad\eitise cur lied t)ak Coal the
cash prices will be tile lowest in town.
To be convinced that our coal does not
click to the grates and bricks and
suburbs to ashes, try a bushel and you
. will buy.a ton.
William Efiron
8. ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
that might arise at Tampico through ..
efforts of Huerta to establish a block- ; "
ode to delay shipment of arms
Carranza. American war vessels oi'l‘j ~-
‘Alvarado and Puerto Mexico reported‘I
.rthat liuerta's ships had made ‘
linove to leave, They will continue;
Iunder the surveillance of Americani
Linen of war.
Shipments of arms for t‘arrallzaI-'
that left New York and GalvestonI-j
'were likely to reach their destinations "
Illlllllolesit’d, it was believed here to-
;day. While orders had been issued to i'
The Norwalk Furniture House
14-16 WALL ST. Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered.
Artistic Rattan
FURNITURE
We take especial pride in this splendid line of Chairs, Rockers. I
Tables and Divaus, which we are showing in several shades. They
are most appropriate for summer cottages and porches, and the.
prices mean a big saving of money. when compared with a like.
quality in other stores. ‘
model; in
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$7&$10 Clot hing Store “
Men’sb
we do
Suits.
IWE are» selling for $10.00. They range \ou
Lin VALI‘E from $12.00 to used but '
Iin price they are all $10.00.
all the popular cloths and colon.
at Greatly Reduced Prices
We have never shown a greater Variety of the latest
Do not miss this opportunity to buy an up- -to- date suit
at a bargain pric$
Sale Begins at 8 o’clock
SATURDAY MORNING
"l‘he lust occasion I liadireasoii to
know anything about this tirand ’l‘rullk
matter." said Mr. lmtlyard, "was when
the lackawallua situation about dit‘
i'ercntlals was being considered. I
found Mr. Hays alld Mr. Mellen talking
Illieielli the clearance of vessels car- .
" 1-”—%:* WQI lying atills for any Mexican port yet;
goes through failure of the State Dc
laltlnent s instructions to reach pro ,
When we say, “Men‘s Suits. $10.00, I! p
. .\ e ' ' i E .
“0t moan “us l‘en )ollar R ADYVS' MADEI Whether the A'TIPI‘IIHII K0\t‘illilltll"
Tailopmade (lothes are built ermlHit stop those shipments at Ttlm'
Ready-Statics arc DUI together t'or'gtienullu amt-tut light had been thrown
the. average peoplep :WIM‘
ots $10 T ! ILOQS- MADEI two steamcls sailed with war car-
Ior olficl ail-i ill time.
We mean the Men‘s Stilts that
pico was a question upon which no
Most of us have a certain distinct,
GOTTLIEB,S individuality oi otli own and the ANNAPOHS' Md" June 5,——l’resi- it t in l k
‘ . . . , . tlou e .at"ll\\"dilllt.l situation. .\lr.
(lothts ought to be ill keeping witll (but “Hm" ”“9in a lone. wireless Melieu remarked to \ir 'HLH" 'b
Let the next be lallor Made. dispatch on board IIII‘ hilayflower 0“ ‘ I 'b d out
0 how .\Ir. Hays was persecutiilg .\lr.
home to Annapolis at o'clock this
ilioriiiug from the American delegates
at Niagara Falls. MPYIIIM‘I‘S of tho
-,‘ presidential party refused to discuss
:IIII’ illcssuge except to say that it
If Y .- wt 1 did lit)! llitllcrially change the. situa-
0“ ant I (hit June 7.. —
lion,
1 I (1 Ni. \t‘Ali A l‘Al LS
to see a pretty si. II ”I II “Ida “(In)“ The ellcral at t d
. (a l -r rt rl
that are ill blossom and Ilardi lilooul- 5‘ ” u N e In ”In (
lug Laurel Hill at
MI‘IIPII. .\Ir. Hays denied such perse-
cution and said he cured nothing about
New England territory and was Illlt‘l'
Phled only ill tile western t~rritory.
lie declared he wanted a gateway
through Niagara, and cared l'or "mills
in; clsc. 'I‘hc talk clinic to llotlllnrl.
but was mitrcly an assurance on the
part of Mr. ‘llavs that he was ilot por-
sonully hostile to' Mr. Mellon." ‘
“Ito you titldcrstttud :IIIHI-lillg volt
say may be used against voui” used
Mr. Folk.
"tlll. yes."
“Your relations with Morgan were
quite intimate. You made ytttfillillg
trips with him uild votl drew his will
i A. L. ERIA
82 NO. MAIN ST. TEL. 92")
NORTH MAIN STREET.
to the expected reply iloili t.t»ilcr.il
t‘ Iil‘l‘liil'lti. (blot of the (‘oustitutionailst
cause in Mexico. to the note the South
A .C ocuneoy F'Or‘St .tull'ilcull mediators sent llilu lest
TEL. 37242. 7 RAILROAD AVE. lucsdai through his representatives
I VERY MODERATE PRICES. ill \\ {ISIIIIHIIOII is a ullxture of doubt
. and hope. in some quarters it was
I ”I“ W believed (‘arrltnzu's response would be
:"I’N‘IVI‘. Ill” II “'39 Ilt‘l‘“d ”ll” II and “erolultde OIIQUI'Ilis executors?"
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BEWARE.
I have had several complaint of
sloope who have been cheated by
pedd ere who claim to be working tor
me.
. fooled which for the sign,
,
with my name and address.
. I pay lo 9. lb. for rags and
er beds.
a ‘ WILLIAM EFFRON,
3 ROWAN ST.
A
$3.1». 441. Tel. 441.
If "You“ Wish
to. tarnish your summer cottage ltor
little money or any season articles
flat you need for temporary use,
come in to see us where we can show
W a line line and large assortment
‘New and Second- hand Furniture.
who and all Houseturnishlng Goods
Bitively the very lowest prices.
M. GUTKOWSKY,
, 87 N. Main Street
Opp. congerpntlonfil church,
8 DELIVER YOUR DAILY
ND SUNDAY PAPERS.
‘1...
r A D. Wadsworth.
It you want to avoid being I
“3 Rowan ~
“Afitreet,” on the wagon. Also the drlv- l
‘or must give you a duplicate slip ..
, best I
prices for metal, rubbers and tenth n
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nr Morrison" of Hantord Placel' was no meeting held last evening oil authorities ha" his address as Water
Mined his position as chauffeur Olive Branch Lodge. No. 19. P ,K. OI.
. Why Pay More.
FR H A8
Rs E8 ‘ When you can get the best grade
the last bit of bowel-hat cmer- St d m n n ‘
gee from the ticker are the an a 8 so “a or
the'day, the mediators themselves make him mad?"
0 ,pllullied to get together to discuss the
VEGETABLES 16 GAL
:latost phases of the situation.
we offer. We carry a large
All kinda of Auto Oils and a fullI
LE”-"“” ‘8‘." all underwriting syndicate which Mr.
variety of the very‘fluest of ~-
seaaonabie Vegetables.
3 line of Standard Perfection Oll Heat-
- era and Rayo Lamps
G'VES TESTIMDN' Morgan had urged him to accept, al
though he said he did not want to take
Call and let us suggest some?
Ghiotto & Co, “ Paul Preusser 8: Son
WASHINGTON. June 5.~—l.ewis Cass It
thing for dinner. "
Music HE‘LBIOCk :: CLIFF 87-. NORWALK—TEL. 1047. ,
Il.edyard concluded his statement (0". “Well, you IIIHIIIY 100k It?" '
Do You Need
day when the interstate Conluierce‘ “Yes. as I have said before, I look "-
Commission resumed lleurlng into New and 3M8 It I0 9. charity in WIIICII Mr-
A NEW LAWN MOWER?
We have a full line at right prices.
l Haven Railroad aiinlrs. Morgan was interested."
M P. D U N N E
I .\t the outset J W. Ill. (‘.rlm altor- “So he had his way after nII‘.‘_"
'ney for ioriilel President Meliellfl‘efld; “He had his way and I had mine,"
Iinto the record Fir. Melleu's much dis. retortod Mr. Ledyard.
209 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
5 Hardware. Musical
cussed letter to former United States "You did ilot tiles with him very
. Instruments
KOHN BROS.
Attorney Wise. at New York assuinghard?"
his responsibility for the Grand Trunilj "i rel‘use to answer that question]
Tel, 489. 72 North Maln St. The- NOR I ‘ ALK
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T'T’deal under which Mellen was indict-I “Were the Connecticut directors
ied. Mellen had testified he took the largely dummies?" Mr. Folk asked.
Joseph Rottenfield, prop.
I 40 WATER STREET.
BRICK, LIME, SAND,
would leave open the door for con- i “no“ is cor.rcct '
tinned NIFN‘SIIOIHIPIK‘P- I Mr. Letlylird said he often opposed
While no meetings between the medl-
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“1033 and either the American or the . Haven board.
Mexican delegates were scheduled tori “Did you Oppose him enough to
ly what I thought."
Mr. 'Folk asked Mr. Ledvurd about
Summer Time.
IS AWNING TIME.
Get yours before the can be-
comes too hot. We make and
repair them. Phone us.
letter and asked Mr. Ledyard it it aggressive and obstinate old man. Mr.
aMccorded with his recollection. and Whittemore was an able titan of large
r.l.edyard replied that it did. interests. \ir. Frank Brewster was a
I MMr Ledyard told of Mr Melien tell- lyoung. energetic man, who asked many
ling him that he had heard of some questions Henry K. McHarg was a
Iooni'erences Mr. ‘Morgan had with of man of large interests."
Iflciais of the Grand Trunk and asked! Mr. Folk asked about Laurence Mi—
of him to inquire of Mr. Morgan it he was not.
worried about Grand Trunk matters. I “lie was a typical Boston trustee,"
I ‘1 asked Mr. Morgan it he was wor- Mr. tLedyard replied. “He was careful
ried over Grand Trunk affairs. and he and conservative."
Isaid: ‘Not a bit.” "How about James S. Elton?" ,
DERTHS Ann FUNERALS Is "Did Mr. Melien send the letter theI “He was a worthy and respectable
ame day he wrote it?" man, who never impressed me as law
John Murphy.
S“My impression is he called the ing a. great knowledge of railroad ut-
'stenographer, dictated the letter. and fairs."
N::::IkM:::gy;h:s rigging??? if: that the stenographer brought it back “How about William Skinner?’
and Mr tMellen made a few correc- “He had large holdings and at times
:8“ asylum in Hartlord, Conn. The tlons. I believe he said he was send- I thought he had a high regard toKMr.
ocal charity department has been trig it right along by messenger" Mellen." -.
W notified Of his death and are making “Do you know of any conferencesl ‘What about Mr. Hillard?"
W - . an effort to locate his relatives to as to the propriety of sending the let-I ' “He was practically a stranger to
On account of bad weather, there arrange for burial The Hartford t.el'l" ime 'He attended the meetings regu-
"None. except what I have mention- iarly, but I do not recall his saying
street but up to noontthe local 09 ed.“ Imuch”
. . “PM“ had “Pt determined It It “I “Did you have anything to do withI “How about Edward Millitm
‘ “01’9“ At the number 3"“ uptown Mr. 'Mellen's defense, or advise lilml ‘. “He made a good lmDI'GSBIOD 0“ me
‘ «P0 such PPI'WII P“ “M ”II SPPPI" any further?" ' and when he first became a member
“interment BTW“ WI“ IPVBPIISI‘IG at _ “I did not ” H of the board he showed a desire to
.the address “0““ 10W“ “Soon after the sending of the letter know APO“ things that were going on
the proceedings at the Grand Jury ter- and never hesitated to speak out in
minated with the indictment at Mr. meetings, This was rather unusual in
Melton. did they not?" a Connecticut director.
HONOLULU. June 5-4119 HOWIP‘ “.Yes and between the sending or “Didn't any ottter or the Connects
I“ m"! Of Health It“ N081?“ 3 1'9“ the letter and that time Mr. Mellon cut directors do this?"
title“ #01511“ MONA health “IIIOY'I' expressed wonder It his request even; Mr. Brush and Mr. Brookor."
H“ “I? WW8“!!! for ambition to the district attorney would be sfant- 'Why do you think it so remarkable
' and John mint-1y, the alleged lep- ed " ' ,In‘ the ease ot'Mf‘MtllIgan?" 0,3 *
responsibility to shield the late J. “I should not say that." \ir. Led
Pierpont Morgan IMr. Irt‘dyflld yes~ yard replied. “Mr. Mellen certainly
terday vigorously contradicted that was not a dummy. Charles F. Brook.
contention. Mr. Crim merely read the er was not. Mr. Brush was a most
SOUTH NORWALK»
Money loaned on all articles
value. Unredeenied pledges at a sac-
riflee.
{a
CEMENT, ETC. _
' R. Harold Cox -,
'5... riorv'vauc. I
2 Fire; St.
TELEPHONE 145-4.
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eAnLv "(MAY \NOT co “to
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opposition to- Mr. Ledyard said he had never gotta
I P“ W EMPEIHIMISI! thB NOON aH GOMIIIOM‘ (New Haven for years had been in the
used. it “I in master t
.‘the pro-Idem or the road.
Morgan and had done so ill the New I
"I never hesitated to tell him plain- .
a small dividend in connection with .
~ _ POLICE SCHEDULE OF H
Chief of Police Penningto . Police swered.
flea/aviator.-
Ours is
and Girls.
above Five Dollars.
I‘I“ aim -'a -l-" alt. ‘
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H. Krieger & Co.
Store for the
Whole Family
You can buy All Kinds of Furniture, Al
Kinds of Clothing for Men. Women, Boys
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acacia was ’
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We sell on CREDIT as well. as
for CASH. Cash Discount on all purchases
-mfilfla'
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THE PERMITS FDR TODAY.
Building inspector Clarence l. Finch
has issued the following permits to-
day:
To Joseph Tracey to billld an addi- signs and a trilie more.
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'TIIIIAY III WALL STREET
WALL STREET.—-The market soon
stillelied, making up the early reces-
Bullish oper-
tional small rootu on the second “007 ations were resumed in various issues,
of his home on 274 Main street.
onto his burn to cost $80.
. IIP particularly the local traction and ter-
also received a permit to build a sited tilizer shares.
The heaviest business
,was ill stocks ill which a large short
To John Gritlhi to install it sink In interest is supposed to exist. Although
the 110“” or George (3019- OI I” VP“ the upturn took the list only slightly
Zaut street. -
To Mitchell Gammon to install
& lidmonds.
9- consistently good after the
sink in the new IISI‘ market OI Brown had overcome the influence of the ear-
above yesterday's close the tone was
market
iy decline. dloney rates continued
”‘ I“ “09"” has received a permit. easy, despite the large drain on bank
to wire the new People‘s Trust Coni-
pany 's ofllce.
reserves froth interior shipments. gold
exports and sub Treasury withdrawals.
rt-‘eed & Voik were issued a permit Sterling exchange rates rose as money
to install an electric range in
the went down
Demand bills touched
home or G- A- F131" Highland avenue. 1.6.80. close to the season‘s highest
Reed 8‘ Volk also received a permit to and further exports of gold were look-
wire the IlOt‘hOUSO of B. F. DeKlyn, ed for.
on Pine PoiutLBell island. Reed 8:.
Volk were issued a permit to lusts}.
an electric range in the home of Mrs.
D. Smith, old Sahgatuck road.
FATHER SHERMAN MADE A CHAP
LAIN.
NEW YORK, June 5.—Fathcr Thom-
as Ewing Sherman, a priest of the Jes-
uit Order, and son oiGen. William T.
Sherman, has been appointed by Gov-
ernor Glzt'lin. chaplain or the 'First
Regiment Field Artillery. New York
National Guard, with the rank of cap
tain.
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Bonds were irregular.
THE WAYWARD BOY.
Large Congregation Hears Lecture by
George L. Olney, at First M. E.
Church.
The litany people who ventured out,
last evening, at the First Methodist;
Church. to see and hear that popular
picture story, "The Wayward Boy,‘f
given by-George Louis Olney, of New
York city. were well repaid for their
ettorts.
.\ir. Oliley was‘a pleasing speaker,
and. with his 150 beautiful. painted
st
During the W3!“ WIIII Spain, Father views, thrown upon a‘canvas, makes
Sherman was appointed CIIEPIPIP 0‘ a realistic story of how "Frank" lets
the Fourth Missouri Volunteers and his home and kisses mother good bye.
later “‘88 DOSICCPEDIIH“ Pt San Juan, starts for a new life at the city. Soon
. his daily prayer is forgotten. mother's
Porto Rico.
THE LIGHTING CASE IN COURT.
The Fiist District lighting
C339 and outs," and in the prison cell.
promised letter was never written her,’
soon we find him among the “down
After
was brught before the Supreme CW" being released he comes to himself.
in New Haven yesterday.
The case and starts lioineward
As he past es
Was submitted on briefs there being the little country chur,c.h at night he
no arguments.
The FIFBI DIBII‘ICI I5 hears singing. he enters and it was
trrins to. compel the ‘imyment of its the old hynln that mother used to
lighting bills out Of the funds 0f the sing to hint; passes the old school
Fourth District.
be no décision until July lat.
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R8.
Commissioner Wolfe and all the First
tvelt'. duality of the directors 0‘ the district officers assembled at police
this' at East Norwallt Methodist Church,
headquarters in that district,
no schedule .0: working hours.
.w
1 er's arms—and her prayer was
There will probably house and soon reaches the red barn,
where be had many pleasures in years
gone by. At last, he is seen ill motil-
an-
Mrs. Olney sang illustrated hymns.
Next Tuedday evening they will be
cw Movement!” Grand habit of doped In: 31th entirely on morning, for the purpose 0! discussing and Pastor Fairbanks desires to see
" Ithe church tuli, all being invited.
Norwalk Chronicler