PSYCHOLOGICAL.
THE COAL BUSINESS Is or
‘. couRsE DULL AT THIs True or
III: VEAR. sUT WE ARE cucu-
J'IJL. As we KNOW IT IS ONLY
“RevcHOLocICALn AND THERE
WILL BE .IosT As MUCH COAL As
WAL BURNED NEXT WINTER.
our WHY NOT FILL voun owe
a “IARLv IN TH SEASON AND AVOID
THE RUSH?
Ladders,
Nails,
next time you‘re over our way.
The Hatch 8;
Roofing
Paper,
Please remember you are welcome to our yard any time no mat-
ter whether you want Lumber, Nails,
Beaver Board, advice on building or just a friendly chat.
it you consult us, we‘ll see that you
get the right kind of any thing you want.and at the right price, too'.
Bailey Company
m.«~....v.....
ers on locomotives and D. F. Crawford.
president of the Master Car Builders.
predicted that the time was coming
when the manufacturers of
Beaver
- Board
integral part of their product.
‘MIDIAIIIRS
SUSPEND
Ladders, Roofing Paper or
Come in the
Norwalk Furniture House.
is considered.
D, , R F It Today, and Time is Given to
mill 00m lll‘lll ure. - I
An immense stock 0% Chairs, Tables, Buffets and China (.‘losets in consider Huerta .
sets or single pieces. Success“.-
A substantial Dining Room (‘hair at the special price of 98c.
We Mean What We Say
When we state that our prices are the lowest in town when quality
cIIIIIzI Will III
' F
.. _ BUY
”Hazelton
Coal
flue B. Hershfield & Son Co
122 WATER IT.
? To advertise our lied Oak Coal the
cash prices will be the lowest in town.
.Itlck to.the.gr.a.ses and bricks and
... will buy a ton.
William Eflron
s. ROWAN sr., EAST NORWALK.
' 27". 441, Tel. 441.
To Deconvinced that our cool does not '
burns to ashes, try a bushel and you
Men’s Suits $10
When we say, “Men‘s Suits, 810.00.
we do not'meen' Men's Ten Dollar
Suits. We mean the Men's Suits that
WE are selling'for 810.00: They range
in price they are all $10.00.
GOTTLIEB’S
378.310 ClothingStore
NORTH MAIN STREET.
'I
BEWARE.
I have had several complaint of
people who have been cheated, by .
dlers who claim to be working for .
If you want to avoid being .
"3 Rowan ..
IO.
tooled watch for the sign,
Street," on the w.agon Also the driv-
With my name and address.
I pay 1;: a lb. for rags and best I,
."T prices for metal, rubbers and feath- -
beds.
WILLIAM EFFRON,
a ROWAN sr.
It .er
Tel. 441.
L“ If You Wish
:to furnish your summer cottage (or
, s’money or any season articles
t5 you need for temporary use,
a»!!! to see us where we can show
a fine line and large assortment
New and Second- hand Furniture.
loves and all Housefurnlshlng Goods
positively the very lowest prices.
g use. GUTKOWSKY,
87 N. Main Street
,0”. Connematlonnl Church.
‘pfiuy ascend—hand furniture.
*Tel. ,441.
‘
package containing
per; saucers, '10 white
paper napkins, 10 large
-dOylies and so spoons;
All for me.
to Home or Camp Cook-
an be carried in the poo-
'.. IGGERMAN
has...“ North Main St.
UBDELIVER YOUR DAILY
I SUNDAY PAPERS.
posit In
or must.glve you a duplicate slip II
AS FRESH AS
the last bit of news that enter ~
gés from the ticker are the ..
VEGETABLES .,
we offer. ' We carry a large j;
variety of the very finest of ~
seasonable vegetables.
Call and let us suggest some-
thing for dinner.
Chiotto & co. *
-Music Hall Block
Kill Two — Birds
with One Awning
Brighten your store or home
and keep out the summer sun
with one of ‘our awnings, Estl‘
mates cheerfully given.
KOHN BROS.
Tel. 489. - 72 North Main St.
BRICK LIME, SAND,
R. Harold Cox
2 First St.
53,“ Norwlllt.
TELEPHONE 1454. '
Mont peopIs locate tarnished room
through Sentinel Want Ado, which,
contain from mus
rooms ”All are '0? Hal.
begin today the systematic saving of even a little something
'In VALUE from 312.00 to $18.00, but,
I: OIL COOKING RANGES. AT THE
:3 LOWEST PRICES.
CLIFF ST., NORWALK—TEL. .1047-
fountain Nineties
_-_--_____ IIREE it] A iiillfii
’TAILORI'A.‘ MADE Huerta Threatensto 9a" an Ex-
iiiiiiiiiis
Argentine Iinister Was M Q
READY . MADE traordirsary Session of House ,
for
Tailor-made Clothes are built
you.
Ready Mades are put together for
lthe average people.
.\'i ‘
Most 0, us have a certain distinct‘ Iat agara hails among the mediators
individuality of our own and the and ”'9 American “Id Huerta dele‘
clothes ought to be in keeping w‘ith gates during the absence of the ArchI‘
it. Let the next be Tailor‘Made. itlne minister, gave President Wilson
A ,and Setretary Bryan today additional
. L. BRIA
’tlmc for consideration oi men to be
lsuggcsted lot the provisional piesln
82 N0. MAIN ST.
If You Want
- “WT" (loseInInenl officials were said to
, have ex pcrienced some difficulty in get-l
ilirig names of cligiblcs through t'on-r
to sec at We“), sight of iihododendronslsm‘muu‘” agents in Washington.
that are in blossom and hardy bloom-i t‘hanccs that i‘arranta might 1N-
ing Laurel call at lI-oIIIc u party to the present proteed
. lugs aparently were Iiis’splted by the
'A.C.Cuneo,FlorIs
t dIspIIlt‘h of the eIIsoyI-I‘ iattst telegram
TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE.
to the t‘oiistitutlonulist chief. 'lhey
. told t' arranza they feared he had not
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
:duly (onsidered" their communitation
:cwtaining a request for an arinistlceh
16c per Gallon
Issilh Huerta. \ien in the confidence of‘
' STANDARDp ~RAYO tLAMPS AND
sIASIIIon‘oy, June lij.~Tempor
Carranza declared he had "duly con.
elsldcred" the proposal, that he would
not agree to a tru’se, and that apps-i
elrcntly any further correilpondcnce be l
t=ween the nibdiators anli
tionlst leader was closed. They con
an unofficial capacity.
That development. not entirely un-
expected. caused little change in the
diplomatic situation, so for as the Unit-' ,
ed States was concerned. However.’
the insistence of the American dele—;
gates that a Constitution'liiist or amen:
with Constitutionallst sympathies be
named for provisional president was
pointed to as showing that the inter-
Paul Preusser &:SOII
A Full Line of
ceivlng full consideration. The media-
. O
FishIIIg Tackle
‘ h d I d th fi-
M. P. D U N N E i3".§.§i...§”f§. 21.333.35.31;
200 EAST WASHINGTON STREET. iclalms. i
Agents of the revolutionlst junta,
‘ here were surprised that the media-.
SPE‘ :IAL tors replied direct to Carranza instead
of transmitting their telegram to Ra-,
A 89.00 Bed Spring and Mattress,
camplete for ..... $6 50
Mattresses for
fael Zubarsn. through whom all pre-
vious correspondence has passed. Men
iin close touch 'wlth the Constitutiopa
‘-$2 25 “d “I" list agenc declared that the ill- fortune
Carranaa's troops have encountered in'
15 ELY AVENUE their investment of Zacatecaa speedily
L. s. NVAnv, Manger, would be reversed with the arrival or,
reinforcements hurrying from the
north. ’
Press dispatches from Mexico Cltyl
stating that an extraordinary session
of the House probably would be called‘
SBLVEII SITISFIB TIIIIILT:
I
M.
the res olu ,
Carranza would not now send any rep- Grace Baptist church
resentatives to Niagara Falls even in terdey afternoon at 3; 30 o‘clock Rev
, Garfield J.
locomo- : I
tlves would recognize the stoker as an - :
HOSIERY
Navy Blue,
Suede Gray,
: Mlnaret.
~ Grass Green,
I Taupe,.
j Emerald Green, Gold,
stontial order.
Mr. McKeon is a brakemau on the
New Haven road and is well liked in
ary suspension of formal Cuilltlentes Stamford. -'Suimforfl Bulletin.
DEATHS Milli—fl FIIIIEIIALS
Funeral of Fsrillnando Amato
llIeI fuIIeIal ot lI‘eIdiIIaIIdo AnIato.
who died in Shel:,ton Sunday was
held {tom the puilors of James ll.
Manner on Slain street, this afternoon,
at 1 o‘clock. The services were pri»
visit» and interim-ht was in St. Mary's
I'ceznetcry.
Funeral of William Frederick Whitlock
The funeral of William Frederick
':'\\'hitlotk vsus held from his into
home on 1 Mon ascnuc this nitcrnoon
at 2:30 o‘clock and was largely at-
tended. Rev. Louis Ii. llowcll, rector
of St. l‘anl‘s Church, oiih-iatcd IitJlIe
services and interment was in
lamils plot in Silverniinc cmcineteiy
"lhe pallbearers new \\'. id, Daniels.
J. Riordan,
John F McMahon
Funeral of Rodney i-Ienley.
The funeral of Rodney Henley
Norwalk, yes-
Sebree officiated. 'lhe
body was taken to Norfolk Virginia.
.for burial The pallbearers were Rob-|
erl Thomas, FranlI Mackey, lierbert
Simon, C. Odom Jeff lilies and
James Allen.
COMPENSATION FOR VOLUNTEER,
FIREMEN
eats of the northern faction were re. Chlefs' Association Wonders If They Ila" Her Two Chlldren Wlll‘l Mrs.
Will Get Benefits.
i
NFW HAVEN, June iii—«Whether or
not a swoluntnry fireman comes under
the compensation act. was a question
argued before the spring meeting of
the State Fire Chlcifs' Association here
‘y.osterday it was argued that a vol-
unleer fireman is a municipal em
ployee and as such comes under the
‘,compensation act. The law provides
that in case of injury the employees
'shall receive a certain percentage of
his wages. Volunteer firemen as a
‘riilgare not paid anything in the line
of wages
The lire chiefs finaly decided to
appoint a committee to confer on the
'matter with the attorney general.
Twenty-five chiefs from all parts of
Copenhagen liiue
SOMETHING CHOICE lN
STOCKINGS
Instead of shopping around, buying this or that unknown brand tli
' Stockings, why not selece a brand which you know stands for e\‘er,v-
and abide by that?
thing in the way of appearance and durability,
“The most satisfactory Dollar
Silk Stocking ever produced.”
Flare top, fine gauge, pure dye
silk, with fine quality lisle top
and sole: high spliced heel.
Black, white and all colors Siz-
es 8 to 10. Per pair $1.00
H Black,
King‘s Blue,
White,
Terra Cotta,
Tan.
Tango,
Pink,
Sapphire,
Light Blue,
Reseda Green,
Nel Rose,
ZOUWC
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I i
i H. Krieger 8; C0.
5 - Summer Hats
l
I
I
!
At Special Price
(“We are showing the biggest var-
iety of white shape and trimmed
,‘ hats in the city. White trimmings of
, chiffon, white aigrette, white Wings, g
I all. at remarkable low, prices.
5;; White Chip Hats at 75c
Wliite Hadip Hats at 98c
and“ $1.25
HARDWARE, MUSICAL
INSTRUMENT:
The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
Joseph Rosenfield, prep.
,SIIS MRS. HEIIIZIIIII
Ellll’ili Illill Sillflllli Illll
Hemmlogway, of North
Main Street 40 WATER STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK
Money loaned on all articles of
Mrs. Hemmln wa , of oNrth Main -
g y ‘ value. Unredceined pledges at a sac-
rlfice.
street, has complained to the Board of
Charities that Mrs. Edward Heinz-I
man 1188 elored With “Ck" Morrow. case will be referred to the prosecutv
the champion wrestler of the recent mg attorney
carnival 0'1 State “'0”: and hasioin Officer Wallace R. Sammie arrested
ed the carnival shows, at Naugatuck, Frank Fay On Washington street last
'9“an her "’0 children 0“ Mrs. .Hem- night for drunkenness and breach of
mlngways hands. M" Hemmingway the peace, ills case was continued for
has requesteduhat the city take the a month, during which time he will
children “a “”0" them. as her be' obliged to report to the police ev- '
husband has forbid her to keep them ery Saturday.
any longer. Luigi Longo, of Grandview avenue;
Mrs. Ilieinzman recently figured in 3 was sentenced to thirty days in tho .
r
sensational case in the local court.
to time hm oi‘
ATLANTIC CITY, N. .l., June 16.—! tatlona wgpg given to the 'digpatcn, itl bleln' 8 Yesterday afternoon the chiefs ,
,by 'Huerta, were receivltd here" mm the state were in attendance. At one
lkeen Interest. While “no,“ interpre- “roclock dinner was served at Heu~
where her husband was being tried for
That a‘commoh basis of understanding? generally was supposed the subject of Witnessed the tryout 0f the new auto
gradually to being reached between the extra session would relate to Huer- engine at the city dock. "
the government and the railways and an attitude. which rpm“! 1135 been: Those pliesenl were James S 5““
that ‘thc many problems that have outlined by his delegates at Niagara i°l Waterbury Howard 1-
arlsen in this connection" eventually
'will- be solved without serious incon-
venlence, was the assertion of 'D. R.
iMcBaln, of clevelapd, president of the
‘ American Railway Master Mechanics
"Associathn, in his annual address yes-
terday at the opening session of that
organisation' a convention.
“The past yenr,". he said, “has made
its mark in the way of legislation and;
resolution. but thus for, though matc-i Olilcs. Mrs. McKeon brought a count Wheeler
er suit against her hushhd, alleging Page East liaven‘, A E. Winchester, -
rially adding to our burdens. we seem
to have assimilated the new things in
'1 ,part at least, and the prospects seem
I to be good that the problems will even- est tonsil!” as all parties concerned tertown; C. S Boles, Séy mour; Chas.-
iwere well known. After considerablel “Scholl Rockvllle; John L ILuhy, Wal-
tually be solved with satisfactibn' to
I both parties concerned. On the whole
if the Spirit of cooperatidn manifested
' by representatives of railroads toward
I? the representatives .0: the gsderal gov.
‘. Gradient and the governments or ‘vrsI-I-
Falls.
I ..
I'M KEON WINs DIVORCE
Stanton.
Norwich: Robert V Magoo Water-
town: David W. iiarford, South Nor-
walk: R;."H Mancheai, New Haven An-
Judge Greene, of the Superior court. nex; James M. Chatilcld Thomaston:
has decided in favor of Edward Mc- lThomas D. Bradstreet, Thomaston;
‘Keon, who sued his wife, Amy, for db; George S. Pitt i-Mlddleiown; 'R. J.
vorce on grounds of adultery and Fancher, New Haven; L. L. Pork,
inamed as correspondent Minot Dibble, Noank; William Gaffney, Ansonia;
formerly of this city, and empIOyed at. Harry W Parker. Stamford: Judson
the Southern New England Telephone Neal. Sonthlngtcin; Frederick M.
East N‘orwalk; Harry B,
lcruelty. ‘ 1's -" South NOrwalk; George B Montgom-
The scan- Wars of seasonal. hatchery Not-walk: Charles E. Gibson, wit.
“ spicy" testimony the dose rested lsst' lingford: D. B Mercer, Westville; Eu-
Thursddy. The decision was given gene M. Beach, Derby: John E Done.
Saturday night: . -‘ <1 Ivan, Merlderi; L. A. T. Blake, Fair
Judge Greene ga've Mr. McKeou the Haven. I
non-support on hercharges. MruHeinz-
eman has a divorce suit pending. in
which he charges his wife with mis~
conduct; ’He claims she left him for
the company of other men, which she
denies, charging he ordered her out of
hishouse. ‘
The couple have experiencad a' lot of
irduble in‘ their domestic life. having
been in court several times, and it will
be recalled that Helnzeman was
brought to courtHOn the last occasion
after a thrill motor-boat race with De-
tectiveiSergeant Thomas Leatherlaud.
TOWN COURT CASES.
Thomas Hyde was arrested last eve.
nlng On Water street for drunkenness.
it was necessary ‘to press a patrol
wagon into service to get him to the
police station. its was fined 55 , In
court this morning. . i
A pomplelntwas received from idly
avenue last' night by the police that
James Murphy andJohn Porchia were
' . engaged‘in a heated controversy as to
Bridgeport jail with the costs of the
case added. He was charged with aa-
sault upon his niother-ln-law and cute.)
During the testimony, it, was shown _
that his Wife who is considerably‘
younger than him, has worked and .I
furnished the money for their support,
while it was testified to that he has .
not worked for some time. The as— ,
sault occurred last night when Longo s .
motherin-law went after him in a.
saloon to get him to come home; I
TIIIIAI III WALL eraser 5
NEW YORK, rune 16.——Wall St.—
Stocks moved irregularly at the open-
ing today, but sou developed a down-
Iward trend. First quotations of a ma.-
jorlty of theleaders werelower and
the backward' tendency , of these
shares weighted down the list as It
while. Trading was still on a small
scale, with no concerted pressure, A
few of the specialtie s moved widely.
' Among the standard shares early
losses did not evceed half a mint ex-
';_~ at)“ states has been of great value in
' '1 plans."
,declsion on the grounds alleged and
also found that Mrs. wean had not
flounder“ on aeommoadvorhbla prover: her charge of cruelty. The
' V ‘ ' case was of interest to the legal frater-
,nlty. as all the husband‘s evidence of
I s
Much attention was paid by various
speakers to the use otmechsueal sick.
Sodium Wanu‘are a quick action
end tremors-Iv; means Of «immuni-
Moi. The! arm I direct way of
sari-yin: a mooseibs to the ones who
the wife's infidelity was of the circum‘. will be met mutated.
cent in the case of New Haven, which
who won the owner of some property.
reacted a point after opening a shade
Mr. Murphy has referred this matter
often to the police. but as it is a higher. Arrangements were made for
civil action, and ,not within the jutls- shipment of $2,500, 000 more sold '0
diction of the police department the Europe.
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Norwalk Chronicler