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Ladders. Rooting Beaver
Nails, Paper, Board
Please nae-her you one welcome to our yard pay line no Ist-
ter Ihether you not Lit-bot, Nails, ladders. Raul). Paper or
Hester hoard. advice on building or just a friendly chat. ("cute In til.
next time you're our our nay. If you colsull us. Ie‘ll see that you
get the right kind oi any thing you want and at the right price, too.
PSYCHOLOGICAL.
THE COAL BUSINESS IS OF
COURSE DULL AT THIS HIE OF
THE YEAR. BUT WE ARE CHEER-
HOOSIER Kitchen Cabinits.
Ask Us About The Hoosier Club Plan.
\
FUL, AS WE KNOW IT IS ONLY
‘-
“PSYCHOLOGICAL” AND THERE
WILL BE JUST AS MUCH COAL AS
USUAL BURNED NEXT WINTER.
EARLY IN TH SEASON AND AVOID
THE RUSH? I ..
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The B. Hershfield 8; Son Co
TIL. 294i.
Miracle Step Saver
in 500,000 Homes
122 WATER CT.
That Helps to Make Happy Housewives.
- COAL COAL§
V To advertise our lied Oak (‘oal the 1,
cash prices will be the lowest in town, .
To be convinced that our soul does not.
stick to the grilles and bricks and ‘
Norwalk Furniture House.
balmsb to asltes,~try u bushel and you: 14.15 WALL STREET. TELEPHONE 44
.w - . ’ .
I “Y e ‘0“ . PROMPT DELIVERY—REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
William ~Efiron ‘
3 ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK.
Tel..441. Tel. 441.?
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aov scours HEL. CATCH JAIL-
BREAKER.
trill lions silliness
an ISHOBE ill Foil
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MANILA. P. It'- Jlllle 18.-—Tlle.Brlb
BEWARE.
l have had several complaint of
iconic who have been cheated by
peddlers who claim to be working for
me. If you want to avoid being
Join in Exciting cam for Main wno
Broke Out of Berlin hookup.
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Milli lili
Ailsr Patching Up Differ.
encss With Carranza
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{Insistence on Constitutionalist
i. as President NotLiiisil
WASHINGTON, June l8.~-Relieved I
by news that the two ‘(Ionstitntionaiist -
chiefs in Northern Mexico had adjust-
.ed their differences, officials of the
Washington Government turned their
'nttention today to tile critical stage of
the mediation negotiations at Niagara
Falls after publication of the sharp
statement by the lluerta delegates.
The Mexicans charged that the in-
sistence by the American mission on
a (.‘onstitutionaiist for the provisional
presidency as opposed to a “neutral"
was “tantamount to abetting and even
exacting fraud and violence at
Its today.
Constitutionalist ofilcials
clared they had received no
news of the dispute between their
leaders; but it was pointed out that
Villa had been spurred to precipitate
action because lte did not approve of
plans for the investment of ’Iiacntecas
and because he clini'ed at'llie activity
of an alleged political t-abal.
litsuinptiott of the proceedings
Niagara Falls was eagerly awaited in
all circles here. it was declared here
that one of‘ the men who would be
proposed for the provisional
dency iii Mexico was Felipe Angeleii,
War Secretary in Carranza's cabinet
.now proceeding towards chatecas
with some of Villa‘s forces. Villa is
declared to approve of such it move.
Natera, the Cari-unis appointee.
whose investment of Zseatecas
here de-
official
it until
litilitli
; Gsnsralllills Resumes Command
.iiiii WIlH l. s. Piilllilli
the‘
elections." The reply of the Aittericau:
mission was expected to be made pub-i --
It
presl- :
has ‘
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Visit Our Bargain Basement tor PreserVing Tools f
Read Our Prices on Fruit Jars.
Mason’s Pints or Quarts. 50c a Dozen. “E. Z." or
Sure Seal Pints or Quarts. 70c a Dozen.
l
Enlerprlset‘herry Stoners .. $1.25 Glass Lemonade Squeezers
8¢
Picnic Plates ........ 25 for 10¢
8 for 5.)
10¢
10¢
Good Pacing Knives .......... 10¢
Pineapple Byers .............. 10¢
Strawberry llullers ..... A ....... 4‘}
Was Paper .......... 3 rolls 10¢
Paper Drinking Cups .
Oil Cans for lawn mowers
Nyoil, best for machinery
} Garden Hose, and Hose Reels at Special Prices.
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Summer Hats
At Special Price
(1] We are showing the biggest var-
A Full” Line of
Fishing Tackle
M. 'P. D U N N E
209 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
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~ Kill Two Birds
'with One Awning
llrigliten your store or home . e .
.n. k... m. u... tety of white shape and trimmed
with one of our awnings. listl-
hats in the city. White trimmings of
chiffon, white aigrette, whitewrngs,
all at remarkable low prices.
White Chip Hats at 75c
White Hamp Hats at 980
males cheerfully given.
KOHN BROS.
Tel, 489. 72 North Main 5
t.
vwm—vmwm . '
tooled watch for'the sign, “3 Rowan
Street." on the wagon. Also the driv-
or must give you a duplicate slip
with my name and address.
I pay 1c a lb. for rags and best
been marked with serious reverses.j
iwns to reach Torreon today to discussi
[with Villa plans for the siege. and itl
iwas declared that Villa‘soon would.
ish freight steamer llyndt‘ord. due
hero on June 21. is reported ashore
in Albay Gulf, near Legnspl. A tY-
phoon’ls approaching from the south
and $1.25
finingn‘ ""-/' fi‘ 0.
\‘\-~‘\‘\I\‘\‘\‘ .\
snicK, LIME, SAND,
.i
CEMENT, ETC.
price‘l TOT ymetal, rubbers and (Bank and grave fears are expressed for the
er beds.
WILLIAM EFFRON, safety of the Hyndford.
. 3 ROWAN 8T. ' ‘ \\ EYMOUTH. Eng. June 18.-—Th8
Tel. 441. “ Tel. 441.vsteamship‘Btielow. belonging to the , «n
China Line of the North Gernian'
Lloyd. went ashore today during a
fog near Myrtledene. to the west of
Portland, , i
The Buelow. a vessel .of 5,031 tons
net. was on the way from Yokohama.
whence site sailed ,on May 2 for Ham-
" If You “Wish
to furnish your summer cottage for
little money or any season articles
that you need for temporary use,
come in to see us where we can show
you a fine line and large assortment
of New and Second-hand Furniture, bmg' She called at 5““ ”3““ 3"
gloves and all Housefurnishing Goods _' The steamer at once sent "0m
st positively the very lowest prices. Portland to bring the passengers a-
? . M. GUTKOWSKY shore from the ,Buelow. She ltad on
. hoard thirty-eight tirat«class. thirty-
87 N. Mam Street two second-class. and thirty-two third-i
‘OPp. Congergational Church, “ ‘
_ class passengers.
We Say second-hand Furniture.
TODAY III
The escape of a drunken man from
the town lockup late yesterday after-
noon resulted in an eliciting chase in
which. the Boy Scouts. some of the
town officials and a score or more of
citizens took part before the fugitive
was rounded up. About 5 o'clock Dep.
uty Sheriff Clark got word of ‘a hil-
‘arious‘celebratlon by three Poles. in
which three quarts of gin and two
quartsof whiskey formed the princi-
pal items of the menu. One of the men
disappeared before he got there, and
the sheriff succeeded in getting the
other two to the lockup, a mile soda.
half away. An. hour later. while the
will. .‘sriittr
.u'»
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NEW vonK.~'June.1s.—WALL ST.—
The cheerful feeling in London, owing
to bri'ghteuingfof the political out-
w...—
:U‘T
leave for the south to direct it.
Reports from Ssltlllo stated that.
idlators. it was suggested that it was
'ihe telegram in which the envoys ex-:
'pressed fear that the Constitutionnllst
ichiet had not “duly considered" their
irequest for an armistice. Carranza de-
clined to give out its contents. and an
ioiiicial at 'Saltillo said. “The note had
inot terminated negotiations."
5 EL PASO. Tei'tas. June 18.——The suc‘
cess or failure of the Constitutionalist
icsuse dependsupon a complete set-
‘tlement of the d
Ierril Carranza. political head of‘ the
Mexican revolutionlsts, and General
Villa, his chief military leader. in the“
’opinion of prominent members of both
factions here. who today anxiously.
awaited developments following the
dispatch. last night. of a joint appeal
for harmony 'to both leaders.
The rumor that the cargo of the
steamship Antilla, which was landed
i
Carranza.’ on Tuesday. had received
Lanotlier communication‘ from the me-'
lftlcultles between Gen--
“ASS
at the opening JOdsyhfijhere "was no
look, tirade itself in the hotne- market
sheriff was out n t * .
got away one (Eng: ngnm;: :2: for the Constitutionalists at 'l‘atmpililzo
* ' ' ' .- fallen in o t 8
look , b ; .a fortnight ago. had
96.th wk? out Qt the jail. ‘hanlis or Villa's lieutenants. had serv-
more life. ih’ithe dealings» than yes- .
, .- . fl.,-iSkine.s -
terday;diutdhordowuwardmovement “1: tags Mn” :w-gstgbiniziiig
2:1 ‘Ch ’1?“ liens: 15.1.”. 1-”; .f‘” it“?! aerosol!!! unenflékand save the alarm).
' .ys, was C so e ' he" vance o {Selectmen Gihney. and Constable Aug.
ed to intensify the feeling of uneasi-
. With the belief general here in Con-
stittioqalist circles tita‘t‘the Federals
at Zapatecas have
‘cently. the hope of 5119.94”: capture or
been reinforced re. .
‘ vile. which advanced nearly a point.
“Yet-ament ' '
. ‘fn.
of .L--. __
Mr. literati: lituumi THE SMITH CASE CONTINUED.
‘ ‘ ”rumor ,3“;th (The caseoLWill‘lam-C. Smith Was
93:;er swirls in. "mugiigcontinued for one month.‘ Judge Jo-
“? Wow, that film‘s?“ R. Taylor is representing Mr.
., ‘. . .1 ‘
> '1 d 49 HEW!“ ”LAWW‘
“I to ”my in Bridgeport-injuring him had:
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v.-
teen
it“ ##an wyw 5,! this}.
you earn
I little something
Prices . iéme'mim stocks in London resultedfin enlisted J. H‘. Conley'n auto and
RT ' .“‘ a immendlnz rise among theesitar-tot burrito exciieniéni a read
T. GGEKMAN ' . international 18“” rift!“ and as” "ad'lquickly' and soon-the B ’5' Scott; of
£03., 5‘ N . ‘ inggot under way the'whole list hard-Swim.“ there‘are {1378; numb =1;
. . ,orth MB!!! st. ened. Railroad stocks madame hest' ‘ er "0'
- showing under the lead of- Union Finn.)
:this important point is far from bright.
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and townspeople, joined in the chase.l
Elie Boy Scouts proved fleet of foot." .
gand‘ Waggoner] wlihliiifiost reach 02.3“"
ithe DWI Mthe Mattabessett Riveni ‘l *1
'He shouted throttle] were well:
iunderstood as mania; i '0: any of‘. , ' . ..-
.themfollowedIhim howould drown STRATFORDr .Jutie- 13.——Willlsm
IthEtn. ' ‘ .. -\ sing. a lineman employed. oaths elec-
. scintillation
L. rmtstriluitittu
““33. who some time ago run over‘ fi'l‘hegBoy Scouts. undsunted.‘neared,tflosl construction or the New Havenflhe’seal of the state on oné side and
.the drunken fugitive. untllmeltadrun~ road. whitetroublefindinfi B13.“ nmf
iconsciouscly backed into. the water. "l0 “5-3“ HmVMPY' was thrown
The man struck bottom and sppar-ffllom the zirdetmfi. liming very
ently realising the depth of the w..‘serlously burned by B TEE-MISS- ‘HB
that. he came in contact with .a clinged‘cir-
over to the opposite bank ‘ , . _ , .
He was . rushed to the Bridge-
lqnlckiy exhausted himself and Il-'cult. ‘
glowed Selectman Olbney. who hsd port Hospital. Hip-rude this! been
been in hiding on the other side. to burned; §nd his ciothlnl I0?“ '0'-
vuii hint ashore. ’ ” '
’ .Deputy Sheriff Clary“
unv-
‘m still finial!" ndhpmwfii‘ahefibfdéan
“capes i... m . m. lions tonight. Hg with slices or chain and 1M“.
i,»ahttnumou .tunyi i. improved has-loom forlrsifumm "r"
on... mted our It before it is hah- the has... silos- old"
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; tér struggled j'so frantically to got.” was carrying a wire at the time which.
“mm“ '0' “‘9. "m mun ““10 h“ . bacon on baking tin'goovsr it think
a little mustard over it. 'Bsks it in‘
tout—Dsunlcold water the
tied.
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Men’s' Suits $10
‘IWhen we say, “Men's Suits, 810.00. '
we do not mean Men's Ten Dollar READY - M ADE
Suits. We mean the Men's Suits that , ,
.WE are selling for 810.00. They range ”Elinor-made 90“” are built tor
in VALUE from 312.00 to $18.00, but. Rudy-hinders are put together for
in price they are all $10.00. 'the average people.
GOTTLIEB’S millinfiiilsélali.“ 5.3.5:”...‘2391‘3
$8.510 ClothingStore
clothes ought to be in keeping with
NORTH MAIN STREET.
i
‘R. Harold Cox
East NOrwllk.
TAILORW- MADE
2 First St.
TELEPHONE 145-4.
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p. u-n.-.. «I...
2. FIRE BEYOND com
ROL.
iWstertown Visited by a Serious Con-
! . duration.
; WATERTOWN. N. Y., June 18.—
Fire which broke out in a coal yard in
the Northwestern section of this city.
early this afternoon, already has de-
stroyed many business blocks and
dwellings. The flames. fanned by a
stiff wind. seem to be beyond the con- ‘
trot of the dephrtinent. j
ANNUAL MEETING OF SONS OF |
‘ REVOLUTION.
The annual meeting of the Sons
of the Revolution in the state of Con-
necticut will be held this year as in
tho-‘p‘sst in the Nathan Hale School:
house, Nathan Hale Park, East ~Had~
dam on Saturday. June 2. A basket
il‘uncheon will he one of *thojeatnres
‘ofulthe day. The program will begin
at. '11 o‘clock with the annual meet-
iing of ,the board of managers. At
11:30 «o'clock, the regular session of
the society will be held. Officers will
gile (elected for 1914.15, and reports for
‘the year will be read. The public ex-
lgercises will be held at 12 o‘clock. The
ex-‘Senator Morgan G.
iBulkeley, will present the Nathan
“:Hale' medal to the East Haddam
Eschool‘ooy selected. by his fellows as
‘ntost deserving of it. The medal is
made of bronze, and is engraved with
it. Let the next be Tailor-Made.
A. L. BRIA
82 NO. MAIN sr. TEL. "920.
_If You Want
to see a pretty sight of Rhododendron-
'that are in blossom and hardy bloom-
ing Laurel call at
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A.C.Cuneo,Florist
TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE.
VERY MODERATE PRICES.-
[JV .. ‘ V. . .
the last bit of 'news‘that emer~ y : ‘
ges from the ticker. are the . ‘
VEGETABLES _ 16 p G H
we offer. We carry a. large 3: c er a 0“
viriety of .gthe very finest of 3: STANDARD RAYO-LAMPS AND
BGESOWble vewa‘flifi- - on. COOKING RANGESI AT THE
Call and let us suggest some- " LOWEST PRICES .
thing for dinner. 1 ' _
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Ghiotto & C . :: Paul Preusser &,Son
.‘ _ 0° ;; curl: sr., NORWALK—TEL. 1047.
" Musrc Hall Block .. ~L ’ -
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HARDWARE, MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
The ‘NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
. Joseph 'Rosenileid, prop. -
lithe seal of the Sons‘of the Revolution -
[Quit-he: other. Preparations are being
”hallo “for’mdre. than 100 members
pod thelr‘familiss.‘
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T --. ~ 1 .._l‘ i ' ‘ '
ram ............... . ,9. SPECIAL
to preserve its blisut imply ' ' ’ i ‘
‘wh'en'lt‘is pet-tenth dry‘andk'iwith .an A $9.00 Bed Spring and 'Mattress,
iron only moderatelyfhtot. afimn%§_ ,cOmplete for ............ _. $6.50
isoorches quite lso‘euiiiy’” iii “f “ ,' . ' . . u
not sprinkle Amne’ “A“ r . listirasses for . .. $2_25 and D
" ‘ __ “ ' ' . ‘ ‘I .
Wold hover iron out. ‘Phil «slit “1 ELY AVE“ ”E
3: 1».
‘ anti: bdttles should 'be filled with ‘
North American. . t.
L. m‘dvsnv. Manager.
moment they an amp. Good tenants are)“ ”9—" .tdr
..'..i.rr:: "WW ' ' "
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"so w'Afrsn‘srnsET.
_BOUTH' NORWALK
1‘ Money loaned on all articles or
Value. ‘Unredeemed pledges at is sues
once: .. J;._.'.:.;!l‘
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