GDIIODFIE BANKS
EXEGUWHS DISIBREE
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FIRE
Marine, Automobile, Burglary, Linbil-I
lty, Compensation, Fidelity Bonds
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shake a report of his findings, at the
earliest moment possible. with the‘
clerk of the Surrogates‘ court. i
A report of such is expected in the
near future. i
Mr. Banks passed away 011 March
, 19l ‘leaving a will. admitted to
pro late. 5ft April 17. lull. in which he
directed. after all debts were first
11'12pedg' out, that the sum of SoUOU be
Taylor 8. Golden
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING.
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to each of his two South Nor
11 Ht Msiness partners. lsaac S. andI
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llct we can write any kind of lnsur— fa“ 1‘)“ er 0f the burmémes court:
.1108 you may require. Call us on the “Ire “b appomted Hem" “' Jessupw
Phone l\'o. 1230. as rte eree, to weigh the complaints, in i
, quire into the necessa1y facts. and
XTRAORDINARY Reduc-
tions This Week at the
EAST INDIA TEA CO.
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PREMIUM BEAN i)
' Extta Fancy
Sugar Cured
BACON
New Potatoes
cents per lb
by the strip
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S. 1'
Butter30
IIGeorge A. Jennings; 81 00“ be given to Exua FmeStuck !
fMary Martin. an elnploye; 830') be PCT PECK i
5;": “".’..““.'.'.“§ 0§.:"“',";',:;1$;33' 3;: per pound, the finest pro.
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estate be given to Lucetta Banks. de duced m Od-OII DIODE cartons .
cedent's daughter. of Lawrence, N. Y.. . . i
‘and the rt‘sidue be Igiven to David B 1t F I FLOUR b 68 ;
. Banks. the decedent‘s son. of No. 829- eb all]I y a ag C l
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. {Miss Sadie llrilton. of South Nor. lfi'gr‘ff‘m .mm' “h? waslajlso. Et' Makes Best Bread 1
Walk t'isited with relatives in Stain- hls s stu s death. to remote t it. prmtt . i
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ford last “an“ _ put of her trust fun 3
_ g l David Banks. the son. lsaac S. .lcn- Shredded Wheat E
The di Min of now s 1rin dre"=e' nigs. II”) South NOII‘IIIIIII ”IIISIII‘ISS part Grape ‘Nuts C a
I3 ‘ II g “I4 5 her and '..‘1lithacl N Nolan. ufritnd of Force 0 ‘1
at Jacoby‘s is churning. ’i‘hc prices '
raunc- from We 10 $1“ '11» .‘1't _.\‘t1 Sterling place. llrookl1.11 were. _ . ,
U I “4” b1' the decedent. designated as the ex ‘1 :
.fl . . tutors. lsaat S. .-lti111i11l;s l‘t‘llt‘llllted S (. 7 1
J. l. .\iallette ls uti1~rl1s1nu Hound his a ointment and the other two u ar torn . . C a can r
Ticket hosiery. ll‘ vou are interest- pp i ' ‘
ed the my “I, 'i' I‘. 11-'-11 .1 _ were appoincd as executors. _ The finest Maine style packed
I ‘ ‘ I b “I ‘W I “It“ ( " Failing to rcc'ci1e his tomniissiohs‘,‘
Mr. alid Mrs. C. It). llrinckerhott‘. m M‘I' N01“ mudcp QUINN?“ to :1” Q e V i
Railroad avenue. New Canaan, visited E‘surltlher)‘ IIIthIIIIlII 28 Mitizdetiilaaci1to: utrlCtly reSh Eggs 27c d()zen ‘
at thc home of .\i1'. and .\lrs. llenrv ‘mh' 1” 0 1er ‘65 gnu ' ' ' i
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Bums 111 .\ol‘wnik Snndav. he ccmpt litd to file an accounting wit ‘ ‘ .
I ' ”‘9 (11‘er 0f the Surrountcs' (‘UUI‘L 50 4 lbs. GINGER SNAPS ............................. 256
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”High. mcdimu straws O‘liricn's. it“ ‘0 Show “Ml We 990999“: “‘19:" 3 lbs. N. B. C. SODA CRACKERS ................... 25c
-.-.._..-.. as to fix, according to law, 1is (Jo .
The Eenteretl Apprentice (“1ng was 1:111‘sl legal co111111ission for his alleged 3 "35' N. B' C' MILK CRACKERS """""""""""""" 25C ;
cont‘cnetl on two “Untimupsl at St. share in the administration .of the cs- ‘
John's Lodge, No. (5‘ 1.1 and .1. :11“ last late. This Mr. Nolan cluimctl hc was BORDEN'S EVAPORATED MILK 3 cans 250
compelled to do because Mr. ilanks rc-
tttswti to recognize him as co-eitecutor.
although. he alleges. ho was always
anxious and ready to do his share.
Suirogate 1"ov11er acting on the com-
plaint. direttcd that \lr.llu11ks file his
accounting report i1111nediatel1.whith
.\lr. Banks has done.
According to the report. made by
Mr. Banks. his father left 8453,7628 .
in bonds. cash, jewelry. stocks. etc.
which. since tl1e,decedcnt's death. has,
increased $691.95. making the total as-
sets $454,454.32. Mr. Banks alleges‘
night. The attendance was small own
ing to the min.
A. (i. ll.. mci lusl
Division No. .1,
night for its reltnlav meeting. The
financial report of the last dance.
Which the division gave was read and
proved satisfactory. Uihcr routine
~ matters took up the rout of the meet-
ing.
.lolln Henry, on1plo.\'cd as a railway
mail clerk, who was in the wreck at
Harrison. several wool-1,». ago. has re-
primed his duties. After two thus. that he ”Md 511'3‘2‘53 for funeral and:
Mr. llenryw was obliged to Five 111)I'Other delns,$t§il,721.91 for advance-
me1its;,$214. 647. 74 of principal to 19m»!
Jtees, and $157,272.14 oi the windmill.
to his sister Lucetta Banks, making
'the total sum paid out. so far. of;
$452. 954 32. leaving a balance of 31,-:
1.300 in cash. “which is to be paid to.
the unpaid balance of the transfer tax:
and interest thereon, and the balance:
of which is to be distributed to those
entitled thereto."
\ir.11unlts.ln this report. alleges
.that Mr. Nolan took no part in the ad-I'
iministration in fact refused to take
any part. and, for that reason. is not
entitled 3:3; one cent in commissions;
, \ l\fr'. NM“ after looking at the report
:Slphfirééiig 33:11:12: $531203? andvtho last statement. filed an objeo
‘25 lot the highest standing in schoi- flon- fignlnst allowing the accounting
arship. He will stun Imam” .report to be signed by the court audi
g in the release of Mr. Banks, as the exec-i
Nd’w Ha1en. Conn i" the near 111 utor of the estate. by claiming that the
tuna. last statement is false and untrue.
‘l which he alleges Mr. Banks knows,ns
«evISttaws, New York prices. OBilen 1Mr Banks refused to have anything
1w9rk. and was in a critical tondition
_ for a week or more. ‘
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It‘urds have been issued for thc
'. commencement excrclfics of the Nor-
n1al7'clasis of the Fannie A. Smith
Foerhel Kindergarten in Bridgeport on
'June 12 at .11 o'clock at the school 011
Lafayette street. Children's day will
he.'obsdr1'cd at the school Thursday:
morning, J1me 115118.10 o'clock, .- i
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Louis Guns n brothci of Edward M
Guns of Hamlet and Guns (foal Com
(puny, has gm aIted Ifiom [lie Philu
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Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith is
1. preparing a number of m liens, to be
filed against property in the former
City of Norwalk now. the First taxing
district, whose owners have ”failed to
my“ the tax of last year. The liens.
{ go DI“ T€°°Tdkntlfl week. tDuringi There will be a meeting. Sunday .11.
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> S uth \ rw lk \iuoical Union. Local
old City of South Norw'alk and the o 05.,- 0 '3' .
East~Norwailk Fire District. where;N
molding flu; to the same badune'i Some time ago the building inspec-
to” pay t 9, former t“ co cc tor issued a permit for a house. to be
iihuilt on Leonard street Norwalk.
' ‘which was: said to 0051; 8500. but Mr.
A aweinefizdi Jtupb 330m 2013“}: Which has recently discovered‘the cost
w are e own. on e was $1. 500. He has collected the of-
.Rev. Chauncey B Erpwstor advanced ., mt fee.1 ‘ ,
to the pridtho’otl Rev. Stephen E.l ‘ . ' '
Keeler T a! NEW 0.99”“- T99 39”. manager George F. Foote. of the
Imon chedx by the Rt.- Rev.‘
will he was a legal recognized coex-
ecutor, who is entitled to his share in
the commission's even though Mni
Banks refused to recognize him [and
allow him to not his part. »
. _ Norwalk Steamboat C'pmpaniy, is
' “0““ “It” b31599? 0‘ A99’9““:176minwull-rm-tl‘e-Huds todnf. attend-
I 9th“ MT- K991“ “’95 presented 'in the comIIifiencoment exercises of
I F319 Rev ‘R- H- Neide, D 111' Of St ithe graduating clubs of the Cornwall
$185331 New C9113“ MT- K999“ re Military Academy, of which his son
W this week to William“ where Hartford is: a. member.‘
Ala ‘senior curate or St. Paul's' ...»...—
rah Man. James Lawrence Stew- ' 1111- and Mrs. John Darrow. ‘or East
Qt E3“ “9‘1““ Norwaikann'ouncJ Iavenue, are celebrating their silver
as the engagement of her daughter. wedding “anniVarsury .todtiy, {the cou-
Ilal Eunice BteVODSL .to Mr. Keelbrpt. pushy-e. [leavingtb‘g hgéfiy cbncratu-
. lotions of their many friends who wish
8 them continued success and happi-
‘I nose. MrI. and Mrs Damw ,will on-
tertain a few of their friends at a
dim: this evcnmk. l
‘ZTIno leaders on the old fur but shop,
.. on Rfallrojld avenue. are in sting
'* " ditton that 'e'vor‘y time it rains tor-
‘to do with him although under the ,
DERBY BRAND PURE CON. MILK
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Extra Stamps Free with Teas. Coffees. etc
10 Stampo with 1 lb. Coffee ..................... . ............ 25c
15 Stampl with 1 lb, Coffee .................................. 30c
20 Stamp: with 1 lb. COffoe ................................. 35c
40 Stamp: with 1 lb. To: .................................... 401:
so stamp. with 1 lb. Tea ........... .I ....................... so:
60 Stamp: with 1 lb. Tea ................. V ................ .5“
10 Stamps Free with F flowing
a kags. Clothes Pins. each .................. , .......... so
‘ 1 can Coeod ........... ,— too
1 pkg. Shred. Cocounut ................... ‘ .......... 1 5c
reanKaroSyrup .............. ‘ ........... ....t.... 10c
1'pkg. Pure Spices ............................. roc
1 pkg. Pitted Prunes ...................... ‘ .......... no
1 pkg. Evaporated Apples ...... ...... ...... ......... 15c
.. 1 pkg. Premium Starch ................... ‘1... ...... me
1 pkg Prem. Pearl Tapioca ....... . ........ . . . ...... 10c
East India Tea Co
Tel 871 125 Washington Street
We owe AND nausea PREMIUM rnAotuo sumac.
SUMMER DRESSES
In the latest shades and the season's most fahlonable "
.81. 49 up
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dCBlgIflSII .HI.."I.'..I..
Wash Skirts
In railine, linen, crepéa, etc., long“ and short tunics; also
hand embi‘bidered. ”$1, 25 up
M Moltasch 81 Son
121$ Washington bt. Main Store-L210 Atlantic at..8 Stamford.‘
lilo-OIIIIQIII
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ncong
A Vacation fer Everybody
Four Days’. Trip $18
888 Miles of Trove '——‘—'——-—All Water
New’ York to Old Point Comfort. Va., including meals and stateroom
berth on steamer. luncheon at Hotel Cbsmberiin, thence via James River
Night Line steamer to Richmond. Va, including 31mm. stateroom berth
and breakfast the following morning; noonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson,
Richmond 01- Mar by in Richmond; le'ave Richmond same evening Via.
steamer to ',Norfb Va, including supper. stateroom berth and breakfast
the following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship: leave Norfolk
same evening (except Sunday) 7 p. m,.for New York, including meals and
stateroomsberth, arriving New York following afternoon about 4 0.111.
Steamers boil every Week, day “.8 p In. from Pier I25,.N. R.‘, New York,
foot of N Moore street. .
Sand for illustrated pamphlet, I'l‘our Department.
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D “ DOMINION“.
éLouis Avgick
Breakfast. 25c.
Supper. 25c.
Friday Dinner
Clam Chowder
German Pot “Last
linked Blue Fish
Fried (‘odfieh Steak
l‘oiied Potatoes
Stewed Tomatoes
Orange Pudding
Homemade Bread and Pics
Mansion House
HASSI‘ N. Prom
J Wash, <0
meander
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
Wil.L OPEN ‘ ‘
Saturday. June 6th
Service a la Curie.
Given to
Special Attention is
Private Parties.
Straw Hat
Sale“
Get your Straw Hat at these
special prices. $1.00 $1 50. $2. 00.
$2.50.
We also have a special on Men’s
Oxfords and Suits. ‘
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The Union Clothing and e Store
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK
Sell the Farm
Youdou'twantfo u.
CASH 1-! '
you do tbroduh the
Th “Got-Hg: '1‘"... Form Am
mu I o a co cvcrvwhc
methodl. No advance You "gimme“:
today for free listing blanks and free book
I“ Mirna
‘ia‘iw’srn’ourrihl
sebum-u rifli‘tii‘m.
Arthur waldron,
District Manager
29 "Haviland Street
a
Edna Mae Seymour.
' HIGH-cums,
MILLINERY
Roodner's Block
WASHINGTON STREET.
Extra Fine Table
Butter
2701b.
ROYAL GROCERY
Grocers and Fruitcrero.
Tel. 1362-3.
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22 South Main st,
PENTLAND-ROBEHTS. '
Wedding Ceremony Yesterday After-
noon at Bride's Parents in Cliff
Street. i
The wedding of Miss Edith Kather-'
ine Roberts and Samuel Brown Pent
land took place at the home of the
bride’s parents in Cliff street. yester
day afternoon. with Rev. Charles E
Barto performing the ceremony. it
was a quiet wedding, there being pres.
out only the relatives and immediate
friends of the couple. There were
some of Mr. Pentland's business asso- ‘1
clates from Hartford and other cities i
present to offer congratulations find!
wish him goodspeed on his voyagoto
his 1101116 in fielfast Ireland.
1 The ceremony was followed by a
reception after which the couple left
for New York. They will sail abroad,
leaving on Saturday, and will be gone
. for two monthl. They will return to
‘ Norwich: an moi: ltoir home, mail
me life walling
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~ | New Model Hats 99c to $3. 95 I
' a resident of Norwalk and Miss Notch
. of Pretty Summer Dresses,
‘Wa isls, Hz: Muslin Underwear
and Hosiery
Smart Summer Dresses $5.95
50 Fine White and Fancy Colored Dresses that are dif-
fercni in st ;"c ani iii Sizes it to 44. Go on sale to-
111 row a. S 95.
“the: Fine Dresses up to $25.
Tub' Dresses at $1.29 to $2.95
About 200 New Tub Dreises to go on sale tomorrow,
in some very clever styles. Sizes 14 to 46 at $1.29 to
$1.95. On Slle on Main Floor.
Pretty Children’s Dresses in White and
Colors, at 690 to $5.95
A specixl showing of Fine White Dresses, sizes 6 to 14
you s. 99c to $5.95.
A big selection of Chad Colored Dresses at 69c to $1 50
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Silk Waists $1.99
Regular values $2.50 to $3.95.
Fin Silk Waists. all the leading colors and the latest
sty es for to morrow $1. 99.
New Waists at 99c Middy Waists
Many smart drcssy Waists » Many styles to select from
to go on sale at 99c . 98c and $1.50.
Jaunty White Sailor Hats -. 99c
Very Latest Panama Hats, $2. 75 elsewhere $3. 95,
Felt Hats $1.95 to $3
Outing Hats, all white, trimmed with black
patent leather $1. 75
New White Wings, Silk IHat Bands and White
Flowers, at moderate Prices.
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June Sale of Pretty Muslin
Underwear
59c. 79c, 99c to 82
49c, 79c, 99c to .82
99c, $1. 49, 82
, 25c, 49c
19c, 25c. 39c. 49c, 59c
Combinations
Gowns
Skirts ,
Drawers _
Corset Covers
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25c Silk Hose, 100 a pair
"Second” Quality
Again to-morrow, we will place on sale 25 dozen Silk ~
Hose, regular 25c quality. Slight imperfections.
19c. 25c, 50c, $1 and $1. 50
Other Silk Hose at
Every pair guaranteed to give satisfaction.
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ISAAcs—JUDEL.
Miss Sibel Judel. daughter of Mr.
and 1.11m. S. Judel. of 1 Stuai-t avenue.
is to be married to Mayer Issues, of
Montreal. Canada. next Sunday after-
110611. at 4: 30 o’,clock in Beth Israel
Synagogue. corner of South Main and
Concord streets. 'Rev. S. ‘Kessler will
ofllcinte. After the wedding a recep~
tion will be held in ‘Red lMen‘s Hall, in
West Washington street.
Imperial‘ Cafe
Now Open
9 RAILROAD AVENUE.
REGULAR DINNER '400.
Business Men’s or
Quick Lunch at
Noon
25 CENTS.
Five Cent Lunch 1‘
FRONII 4 TO 6 EACH AFTERNOON-
HIGH-OLASS SEA FOOD; .
“h of P‘mon‘ “3 3‘“ NOTHING BUT PADDT'O DEER on
o‘ of 1115 sister, 43me .
. ‘MOURISON—NOACK. .
Leroy Everie «Mourison and Marguer-
ite Louise Noack were married this
afternoon. at 2: 30 o'clock, by Rev. CR.-
G.1llartley, pastor of the South Nor-
wIalk Baptist Church. The groom is
is from Berlin. Gannon, but has lived
in South Norwalk for several years.
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