IG COAL for the com-
11 is a matter worthy of
‘ ? attention. Our coal
t with regard to Ille~ wel-
our custnnucrs. It is a
't we can today but coal
2 fifty cents per ton less
ider it. You want coal
. class quality. \Ve buy 110
2 You want COAL and not
y black still}. Buying cheap
to save money is like stop-
_,
the clock to saw time.
The
Bills COAL
COMPANY.
I azelton
C031
11. Hershfield a Son Co
12: WATER s'r.
1n:
Kare paying but we will I
Ladders,
. Nails,
ter whether you want Lumber, \‘ai
next time you're over our way. If
I
Save
money by having your work done here.
Fruits and Vegetables of All Kinds.
Funeral Work a Specialty.
A. C. Cuneo. Florist.
TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE-
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
Kill Two Birds
with One Awning
home
BUD
Es“-
Brighten your store or
and keep out the summer
with one of our awnings.
mates cheerfully given.
KOHN BROS.
Tel, 489. 72 North Main St.
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‘COAL
BRICK, LIME, SAND,
CEMENT ETC.
R. Harold Cox
2 First St. East NorwaiK.
dvartise our Red Oak Coal the.
rlces will be the 1011 est in town I
.onvlnced that our cool does not'
. the grates and bricks undI_
Idaho‘s, try a‘ bushel and you
I or. char NORWALK.
‘ Tel. 441.
~;~ OEWARE.
have had several complaint of
- who have been cheated by
who claim to be working for
you -want,.to avoid being
. for tile high "3 Rowan
1111a wagon. Also the driv-
give you a duplicate sllp
. Ina solicitor-ass.
M—
1:11. - (I ,
without“
,.
those who
TELEPHONE 145—4.
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a
A8 FRESH A8 ,,
the last bit of news that emer- -
ges from the ticker are the I
VEGETABLES ..
we offer. We carry a large j:
variety of the very finest of --
seasonablo vegetables, .
Call' and let us suggest some~ :2
thing for dinner.
" Ghiotto 81 Co.
Music Hall Block
111.1"- s Spits $10
When we say, "llien' s Suits, :10. 00.
we do not mean Men's Ten Dollar
Suits. We mean the Men’s Suits that
WE are selling for $10.00. They range
In VALUE from 812.00 to $18.00, but
in price they are all $10.00.
GOTTLIEB’S
$7&$lOCIotlIingStore
NORTH MAIN STREET.
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DENY RROWLEZDGE or SUICIDE.
HARTFORD, -..luae ,30. ‘Ofllcera
. the steamer Middletown, which inrriv-
so here from New York at the usuaiI
hour, this morning, deny all knowledge
-' of a- suicide from its deck. off Glasson'
Point; not far from New York, about
5:30 last night. Sound Pilot Hugh
harry and First'lMa'toThomss McDon-
ald declare they were in a position to
know had a man jumped from the
deck of the steamer. They knew notin-
'Ing,of the reported suicide until in-
formed at the ahary after the steamer
. docked here,
Roofing
Paper,
Please remember you are welcome to our yard any time no mat-
Beaver Board, advice on building or just a friendly chat.
get the right kind of any thing you want and at the right price, too.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company I
ICLIFF ST., NORWALK—TEL. 1047.
': ciated wIth the company‘s entangle
'. ion Pacific and Amalgamated lost aub-
‘, stantial fractions
-I11as relatively heavy, but otherwise ‘PIISI the. re
3. , dealings were In minor proportions.
ILAIIIIIIIIII ISLAND
Beaver I III GETS FORTUIE‘
B d NEW YORK CITY. Julie 30.~Tlle
will of Mrs. lieba Duff Waring, wife 01
George Dudley Waring, of Langdon is
land, Norwalk, on tile for probate here
today. disposes of her estate, consist-
§
§
i
ls, Ladders, Roofing Paper or
ing of personal p1 operty as follows:
‘I George Dudley “aring, husband, of
‘Norwalk, $50,000; also, all furniture,',
Isilvel‘ware. curtains, rugs, china, glass,‘I
'and other household effects.
Edwin A. Duff, brother, of Nebraska
3City, Nob, $10,000, 'being in apprecia.I ‘
lieu of his care and management of .
_.._._._.___Ilny interest in the estate of my father, I
and of my personal affairs and estate
Isince the death of my said father, and
Ihis numerous favots, and interest tori ,
my \v'f'eltare
l’lIil Sheridan Duff, brother, of Ne-I
Ibraska City, Nob, 3;,000.
Mrs. Mary 1“. Duff, mother, also, of .
IXebraska City, I\eb.. “all of my furs."
I Also, all the jewelry and personal trln~
AM) ! kcls to her and my dear husband rely-
THE ing upon them to distribute the same
Iin accordance with Iny requests, made .
Ipcrsonully to them."
P3111 PTOUSSBI‘ .& SOnI "llle sum of Sis. 000 to the executors
'i'or the construction of a Mausoleum‘
Iin 1\\’,vuka cemetery, Nebraska City,
I \‘eb., with the request that she be laid I . :
Ito rest there, that the remains of her
lather be removed from its present
Iplace and plated there, also. A11d,11t
Ilhe death of 1191 husband and mother,
Come in the
you consult us, we‘ll see that you
Gasohne
16c per Gallon
STANDARD RAYO LAMPS
OIL COOKING RANGES AT
LOWEST PRICES.
1
Silk and
HARDWARE, MUSICAL
INsTRUMENrs
Pretty Parasols for the
Holiday Parade
and handles, in
ASK 10 I-
\\'c have never shown a greater variety of rhapcs
solid colors and many color combinations.
A Very Special at $2.
See Them
Flagsand Bunting for
Carnival Time.
A splendid assortment of all wool bunting flags.
cotton flags In all sizes.
Wool and mum bunting iol' decorating stores and residences.
their bodies be placed therein, like
'\1lse. IRATE “EGISION '8
1119 balance of the estate to .\Irs.l
. Idary 11‘ Unit her mother.
\\"cdncsd'.1,\. .lnly Mil is the datcset
I‘ior the proving of the document, 11.11chI
bears date of April a. 13W \\ ASIithi'lUV, June; ,.., vl’lospccid
I The husband. "10W” “IIII IIIOIIWI’ for a delay of a neck 111I,,111orc in an
'Edwin A, are the executors. “er‘Ing nounclng the Interstate (‘onnncl'te
The NOR WALK
PAWN SHOP
Joseph Rosenficld, prop.
40 WATER STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK
Money loaned on all articles of as such without an) bollds- Commission's decision in the applica-
1‘11lue. l llledoemed IJICdBtS 111 a sac- Mrs. \\ ariug WWII“ “I‘d-v in ‘Il‘s lion of the Eastern railroads tor 11 live
riflce. ICIIY 011 ‘18) 13 Her funeral.11I111cllper cent, ill crease in “tight rules
__‘_’ --.__ was held in Nam-11.11111 (~|1_\‘\,‘III.\-IIIIIII‘ have re\i1cd speculation about the.
commission's conclusions in 1111- hard
fought case.
A sudden lIitclI ill the decision I
coming just 111 a time when it was gen-5
orally supposcd to be on the etc of 1111-
Bouilcelliclli-'\\'lis taken to indicate
that the commission is 1‘111'11111111111I1111-
lilous over what it shall Ilcclde. The
first question at issnc is 1.'nctl1cr lite
11hcre she was laid to rest,
Into.
A Full Line of
Fishing Tackle
M1 PO D U N'N E The lullclnl of (Italics I1
209 EAST WASHINGTON STREET Inns hold you 'icrtluy aitcrlluou 110111 the.
helm oi his son, li‘lcdcrick Iircgory, in
IStluulicrrv Hill, and was largely
('ilurlcs 1. Marks. 1's.
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DEATHS 1111
Charles E. Greg“!-
1
IIALS
Iircgol '1'
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l l . in -
$100 IRON COUCH MATTRESS 1101' second is 11011 11 stall 11 111 11111.11
The hitch set-111s to be oucr 111.1 lultcr
proposition.
1ii?lltIctI.Ilc\‘.
oi 5.1.1-“11111111111 ri Ii piscopnl Church, 01
AND BOLSTER FOR ----‘-... $4.50 \vlllUIl, l)Ifi(II|Ild iii the SPHICH5. and - -_....-_..___
_\ til . v s ccm‘
TELEPHONE CONNECTION iIIII‘ In‘IIII.I‘:III‘ I“ 5‘ I“ . I“ FUNERAL or VENEZUELAN MINIs.
' ciel‘y, 1 1 . .
‘. TER. _
‘ \‘.'.»\Sll.\l'lI1.\,.clull (.11. .Isl tri-i
C 1‘11 bales of respect to the mommy of thel
at late Dr. Pedro Ezequiel Rojas. minis-
'the Soldiers' Home, Norolon. 1111s 5111p. ter of Venezuela, were paid by oiliclal
pod to New Haven on the noon ex- Hllnslllngton today President Wilson.
Dl‘efifi- where burial will be made The members of Ills t‘ubluei the Supreme
Till)“ "I WALL STREET .
deccnsed was 7:1 years old andl was 11 court, the Diplomatic torps, members
NEW YORK, June 30.~—\\'all Street.Icorporul ol 1‘ ompany 1:. C. V
~--Symptoms of increasing IIcavlnessI -—'~"““—"'-"' it 11 i nerl services at Lu “at
were lalnl discerniblb in 0d ' ' ' ' I TRIP RESUMED' 11 en 11 a I k I ‘ I
p 3 I I ayseal CAMBRIDGE thew'a Church, after which the body
Washington" was to be placed aboard the Dolphm
1y stock market. Baltimore alld OhloI l C 1119
and Canadian Pacific 0 1 PIIQI "I. over
so 11 I‘“ apolnt,I Hartford 11nd taken in Hampton roads. 'l‘liero
the decline In the former being asso. R°III° Leave
15 ELY AV _ ‘ _.
E I Giles w. Clark. .
The body of (lilcs W Clark, a
LOUIS NYARY. Manager.
I War veteran, who died, yesterday.
HARTFORD,
Isuming their Cambrldse journey at II ,sllip Kansas and convey ed to 1.11 Gun.
ton affairs. United States Steel, Un- II III" IodIII' the WIIIIIII-IIIIIO“ "Me ira, ICMZUI‘IE-
Ipilgrims visited the state library 111ml
drove in their automobiles SUGAR MACHINERY 0N FREE LIST
BIden‘ea 0‘ ”‘9 ““9, “II" \1As111.\.c.ro.\. June {lo—Minister
Iriet 39891191" 3‘0“ 13, Charles IIIIIIII‘Y Good“ in has repel ted to the State lie-
I“ arner. iaabelle Beecher “00k" IIIIII I partment that a decree by the \ilnis-
“Mk '1 11am They ”‘9“ went 0“ to ter of l-lnnnce of \enezuela has plac-
I“ “1650?. “WWW I“ II“! Loomis “IIII ed all sugar making machinery on the
Ellsworth llomesteada, the latter the free list with the exception of boilers
home of Oliver Ellsworth third chief fire clay and “"de brick
justice of the United States and Inti-
1113110111 TWO MORE BODIES HAVE BEEN
ment in Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
Trading In Steel afterwards
WALL STREET. Noon—The IIat
made general recovery In the second
hour on authohitative denial of the
Iumor that the interstate commerce
commission purposed postponing its
decision In the freight rate case 13 mm
night or more Southern pacific led male friend of \\ ashlngton. .
the movement, gaining over a point owned by the Connecticut D A. R. 111;; RECOVERED
from yesterday's close, with lesser Sufileld “"9 many places °I “Items”: Rl‘iOUSKI Que. June 30,—1‘11'0
gains in Union Pacific, Northern Paci' '33500Iai9d “It“ ““3 memory 01 “ “SIN more bodies have been recovered by
tic and a few other representative is-III‘SIOP- The 9““! stopped under the divers from the sunken 111111 of the
ashlngton elm near “‘9 home steamship Empress of l1.eland One
sues. An odd lot of United Dry Goods huge W .
preferred sold at 60,111 break of 315 of Charles L Spencer and were‘enter-Iwas the body .1111 mamagcd 1111011130;
points The activity attending the tained W in. Spencer and human the other of a little girl, about seven
rise was of brief duration and at mid Dmsht K9!“ chapter, 13- A- R They years old.
day the market had fallen back to its also saw the church belfry wlliciuI
early dullness. Bonds were irregular. I Itffldilion says the great soldier climb-"I
with a gain of 3 points in Internation-I ed for a view of the surroundins
ai Pump fives. ' country. A, brief stop was made atI
~—-—- Ithe home of Gideon Granger, hrst'
EQUIPMENT OF PUBLIC PLAY-I postmaster general for United States.
.At Agawam, Mass., the party cross:
GROUND' ed the Connecticut Riler by the old
. I Iferry, being the same place wheraI
Plans for equipment of the public \\ashington crossed I
playground I'n'time ‘for opening day, Deputy state comptroller F. Clar-
Wednesday, July 13" at 3 ocloek ence Bissell accompanied the party‘ter, has returned after spending
have been successfully cmried 0‘IIIIfrcm Hartford to Springfield carrying week with friends and relat11 es
and at that time there will beswings, the state flag. Norwallt. I
see saws benches and a tent En-
closures as dressing places for bath-
‘ers have also been built Mr Tetlow
An Inquest Illto the death of Steve
Moran, the nursery employe, who was
instantly killed, Saturday night, by a
trolley car in charge of Motorman
John Lane and Conductor Frank De-
Plerne, on Riverside avenue. Is being
held this afternoon by Coroner John .1.
Plean, of Bridgeport.
Miss Lillian Simona, of Port Ches-
a:
in
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HARTFORD CHAUFFEUR BOUND I To Clean Gilt.
OVER. I When the gilt frames of pictures or
1‘“ “9°“ I“ I0“ “I" I‘“ “W “a“ HARTFORD, June 30. -—~Fred A. looking glasses or tile gilt moldings
working to complete the outfit. Jean, the well known roller polo pray-I of rooms have specks of dirt from
A “3“" III“ “III II” “I for PWIIII‘ m‘, was today hound over to the Crim- files or other causes. they can he
wins. 9 t0 9‘30 a. m. and 5 I0 5 30 1" Ina! court under .4111 000. bonds on the cleaned with the white of an egg.
J In" when the I”? VIII 99"th The charge of manslaiigpter in causing the gently rubbed on with a camels-hair
.7 M" VIII understand III“ they “III“ death of Kenneth Willard, five years pencil or soft brush.—— Montreal Star.
_ .. come out or the“ water Imm°dIRI°§WII June 18. Jean is a test
I I: when the half hour allotw for ‘63 - driver for . automobile manufactur-I
‘, lag is ,_up . .
.3 teams will be organised at an early “at and
.4 date, and than will be other MI!»
II The age limit for boys enjoying m
' privilege of the playground will '. '
I A few drops of paramn added to
automobile slice blocking, will import a good pol-
Ish to damp shoes and also help pre-
Bri- serve leather.
1.:
Basan and' football 138. company
1
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Tlme will be saved if a frying pan
or griddle is wiped with a piece or
”spam to remove the surplus
before it is washed. -—Raciac
elastic. but the aim is do
u-l railroads need more 111111111111, .1: 1d the I '
51
,of the Congressional Foreign liclationsI
,colnmiitccs and other officials were to‘
1-... O...
COull- June 30 ——Re- It was to be transferred to the battle- ‘
a/aa" .41----
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Specials for 4th of July
We will sell this next week at
greatly reduced prices one hundred
skirts. black and blue serges.
Scotch plaids, also black aud
white stripes prices will range 11931
ii $1.50 to $5
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REF RIGISRATORS
and
ICE BOXES
A complete stOck in all styles and
sizes at greatly reduced prices. Com-
pare qualities 111 any price betwéen
Still) and $371.
The Norwalk
Furniture House
I
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Men’s Outing Trousers
Men's \l'hite Outing Trousers of genuine English Flannels, a $5.00
value .......... . .......... . ............................. .. 83.
White. Serge, a good $4.50 value .................... $3-
Strlpcd White Serge, a $4.00 Value .................. I ....... .. $3-
\l'liitc liucll Trousers . . . .. . . . ...................... . .- . . .. .81.
Prepare for July Scorchers
Get one of our cool, comfortable, Two Piece, Skeleton Sui
ginys and fancy colors, all ......................
-GOTTLIE
57 AND $10 CLOTHING STORE,
11 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NOR
WE GIVE 5. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMP
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BRIDGEPORT
ROOSEVELTS LEAVE FOR
PITTSBUHG.
NEW YORK, June 30.—Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt, accompanied by BRIDGEPORT, 3“
his son. Theodore Roosevelt, JrI, and“): the unkliown hit:
his secretary left at :05 o'clock lhISIhanging from a in-
morning for Pittsburgh, where tonightII-ailroad station, .3
he will speak at the closing session OTIwaa today Identitie-
the second annual conference of theyH. Mitchell, of 45 8
Progressive League of Pennsylvania. .bury, by a woman «
Iwife. She was near
Senih'el Wants are a quick sctloniviewlng the rem I"
and narrative means of continual be shipped to Go .
ration. They aflord a direct way or residence of his 1 «
11min; a message to the ones whoi
{1111 be most mumtcd. I
Norwalk Chronicler