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‘ “Uncle Jerry” Raises Buctions
When He Hears oi Plot
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Hot weather We want to assure our friends—customers (among whom we
. hope you are numbered) that We are ready to furnish them with all
Talk their requirements in building materials of all sorts. and that we
are in a position to give you prompt service and clean sound lumber
When the days are hot and timber from new stock arriving each day. We will he glad to
resume the very pleasant relations which have existed in the past
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sunny talk of Coal and promise you as of old, trustworthy service and sustained qual-
. “Duds very, funny and ‘ ity. In our interpretations of orders we have the advantage of years l
L you think you’ll use your of experience and an established reputation for conscientious deal- l m Gag Him ‘ O O
z II I __._._ :Whlte HOSlerY for Women
pleasure mad; but if : \VASiilXIi'l‘th, July 17.—~Represen-
tativc Donovan nearly "broke the rec-l '
you will hark to reason it " when his name appeared in the' '
._ Is Very Popular This Summer, and We Are ~ ~
i3 bin 3 short, short sea- The HatCh & Bailey company Congressional Record " it ~ ' ‘
1' Ion e’er your fingers terda} akblliltlilg addres::dtll:e:p::l:-
Showmg the Most Complete Stock That
' , Willbc freezing and afire II !” or chairman during the session of . '
‘Will Mk: you glad. G“. L llhe House.
YO“! Coal in now it's
t This was the \‘ot walk man's reply
‘ , ' to reports and tumors tllat the House W H E C d
Summer, for next w... Refrigerators at Reduced Prices. W .W ., W ,0: e ave ver arrie
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Siren Iboa hummer for READ OUR PRESENT ""055. AND ACT QUICKLV- than “I: Mil It" businehsd‘OIé éas‘ No. 713 Gordcn Hose light weight, silk llsle dou- toned . .................................. 50c
tceman and the ‘ Regular Price. Sale Price :llll Hargrgd [figurlflijysizagiitwl hie sole. high heel, at ..... . .............. 25c K623 Fibre Plaited, all oier pan/e weight, at 50c Z
plumber—or our guess M00 $4.75: ' C . ' . No. 495 Gordon HouI medium “.ng silk “519 25c K615 Pure Silk Boot, Iotton top, stainless. at .. soc ‘
ts ve bad swan $7.22 I ‘3‘“ C°”“9““ G°a"- 1. No. 250 Pure S'Ik Boot ~ it t f u r 'l-
4 ry ‘ $13 00 $9.75 l So persistent was Donovan's oil-II- No. 324 Gordon Hose, medium weight, silk lisie. ion d at ‘ £0 on Up' u as) 50c
_- . . ti n4, illitl.‘ 01 rd r. arllamen- _ e ............... .............
The $10.00 $11.30 ljl‘VUiialtilll‘i‘lt‘w“ call;J {if : quorum-El """"" 35c 3 pm" for ’1'“) Special No. 393 White Silk, if 656 Pair—“hi“
I$l\.00 “4‘50 questions and other interruption, "i N°- 333 G°rd°" ”“3. 113m “"9151“ 511k “519 “509 tashioned, pure thread silk, silk to knee \\llll4
$33-00 $17-50 1' ~ . _ .. . .. H300 Gordon Silk. the most satisfactory dollar silk lisle ttop, and silk lisle sole, exceptional (
.,. 00 $20 00 that lttpttstntatite Fitzgerald. ot . .
f 5-..». - New York. chairman of [he Appro-: Stocking on the market; tlare, silk lisle top value at. ................. . . 65¢ pair
. A REDUSCTION OF 35 PER . , . . . _ ' and silk lisle sole .................... $1.00 Ouuize Silk Lisle, at ...... 35c, 3for $1.00 and 50:; .
M ' plldltilil tunllttittte, was moIed to
. ' ' MPANY CENT, FROM REGULAR PRICE ren‘al‘lt that "the gentleman is not inE K605 Fibre Plaited BOOt, cotton top, seamless, Outsize Silk Boot full lashioned lisle top and
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. -_ ' ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF up. than. but he imagines he is in it i ................ 35c. 3 pairs for $1.00 sole ..... . ................. . .............. I 50c
‘5 PORCELAIN LINED REFRIGERA. a“ .1... ”my," lg K627 Fibre PIaiIed Baot, cottOn top, full iasll- Ouuize Pure Thread Silk, at. $1.00 and 51. so
. Iii-0'- j I . TORS. I liiIIiiltIIzI-elIlt::Itrit'It>e SignggaLlIi; \lItIItIEIIhIlI: I. . I . ...... I . . .I . . . . . - $W%:::" . .
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. r . BUY I The Norwalk Furniture House characterized as Donovan‘s ‘tirade.’ l .--- . .-
, 14.15 WALL STREET TELEPHONE 44. ‘ RepresentatiIe Mondell. 01 “will tho auto was made easily and no jar' 1- la." "4' ":’:""’ : " 1"- - . ‘ . ._ z " " "
P'°"‘P‘ Delivery—Repairing I Specialty. Hing. dtflllium‘td DOHUWD'S ‘Ulenui’ impeded their progress. Miss Buttery “ m ‘ - ‘ “ \‘\‘\“ \.‘ \ \ ‘ ‘ ‘ \ \ \=\. “‘
. ‘ . :tlons as “\Iapurlng’" and plefldtd fol-I“s jtllpl‘utiilg daily.
\— . .,f_—*:___..___...._.~___ --~ “44m -!protection. So it went on withI __.__. rie er 0.
, I Donut-an t-lasliiuI' with one. alter 3"" (‘hester Guthrie has returned to his
'. . ‘ . BOUNTY HOME OFFI'BIML lother of the speakers on all sides uf'hm‘np from 5mm.- Agricultural Col-
oal Just the Things
the House. loge for a short stay witll Mr. and.
F|Mns BUN‘W‘V GIRL ...- ..... Mrs. John L. ‘ '4 parentsn
l t ._ m...— I utltrie, lit 1 °
I“ 't FOR A l l :\\’hiie here. lie with take ('liZl‘iie of tlte‘ summer Flll‘flltlll'e at
. u ‘ SUMMER GIFT , Anna \iaI “hiker. the sixteen-year ‘ Office “'Ui‘k for his lIFOlllt‘r, Sidllt’)‘. l . .
‘z. The B. Hershfield&SonCo OUR '3:.(lefi::I*!:)‘tflr\\f:‘3:ZSZSLMSZJ:33:j Jnnius t‘, Fallen and his wife and. I ' SpeClal Prlces
daughter Ruth, irolll i’ltiladelphia,‘
and Airs. Everett Allen and her daughm
Within the l‘llllC. is \lsiting tcr Ella. ol’ l‘tll'l t‘liester, New York,‘
I TEL. 204» 122 WATER IT. l , ed yesterday afternoon by Itlrs. .IxtiI. . . -
r ‘ INDIAN S VV EE] (lt’l'h‘Oll. an official of the (‘ounty lioino,I qlsee Our W'ndow Display and “Ole
I do not. expett to make a lalge profit
'bn coal this )",(‘al as i sell at such a
; low price just to advertise my Red
‘ Oak Coal. i an) :ellin Al lli ’ '- '
. land Cement at v‘erv igw It” :0” {til she was eighteen years old. i Mrs. .\lurru.\' .
. 0 es pt (es. llt‘I‘t’Illl)‘ she “as sent out lit the to ortanizt‘ ii callill 01' “WW ““3 "ml 3'93”“
‘ oba mustbertun . i '
.111 g e r Gd Iilotne otlit‘lals to work as ti servant (HHS “PW-
WILLIAM EFFRON. .___.___ . \irs l-‘tnnle lilike of ilroad River '
3 ROWAN 8T EAST NORWALK i ill the home of a private tumilv in; ” ‘ ‘ ' i"
., . I lilarttorti. But this lift‘ didn't appeal Miss .IiIttiltlu .‘aliton will spend a and George llenrv ()stcr banks were} "‘
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.I tew “eke- \ni‘alion at the home of married on Saturday alternoon at the
. lto the girl. and she ran away to Hill-
‘* timole. Md, where she stayed all . “Is. .I. llurst. I erIII-lk Methodist parsonage by Rev.
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BEWARE. . BRIOK LWE SAND last winter. In the spring her cousin ..._....._.—- ltharles Elmore liartO. D. D. the
, i have had several com lain or? .
Donnie who have been cheliltedt by I in that place. took her to her home Mr. and Mrs, George; Pauiey spentlt‘eremony “as quiet, there being no
Deddlers who claim to be working for ‘ CEMENT, ETC in this city, and she has been living 3 few days 81 the home 0’ .\lrs. Pau-iattendants.
no if you want to avoid being here r;- e ‘ . ‘lev's parents.
:tooled watch for the sign, "3 Rowan workmo “:01?“ téme‘ the] .hm'd bye?“ ' _____. A birthday surprise party was giIen,
Street." on the wagon. Also the driv- arO COX 3 e ”we" “m“ T) n . , . in honor of Miss lra (iniles of Silver-
~or must give you a duplicate slip '. iEast Norwalk. Miss Walker is it well 31185 Austin. or Burlington. (Ollll., mine avenue “and“ evevmn A
“with my name and address. I 2 First St 5.“ Norwalk. appearing and intelligent girl. and is visiting at tho home of her cousin. 1 ff l' d . . . g, \il l
I III! 1e a lb for tags and best ' doesn‘t look the part of the runaway Miss Alice Buttery. Inllm’er 0 “’1‘ S “ere Prebent- . 58.
We" ’°' meml- ”We" and mm" 3' ‘ 'I'ELEPHONE 1464. - She is still in a cell in the City Hall Gun“ pm“ heme" a cbanning!
' Miss i-lurd oi Norwallt, and Miss hostess Her host of friends w?lshed
. er beds. .
“urge,“ EFFRON, awaiting action by the authorities. he]. many happy ”ml.“ of the date. ,
WAN 311 Mrs. Rachael Knapp. of Silverminel
. 'm. 441. 1' I. 441. . .
.. _ ‘ Funeral Work a Specialty. Save TODAY |" “All. STREET “"9““9' 89 yea" Oldv ““0 ‘5 0“ or}
.. 4. . ' money by having your work done here. --—-— ‘ Mrs. Myers. of Brooklyn. has been the oldest residents here, has been:
0 . . under care of Dr. Huntington. recent-l
Fruit: and Vegetables of_Ali Kinds. IWALL STREET. —Latest visiting lter sister \lrs Rudolph Mr 1 Ford Model '1'. electric lights, A1 condition 5300.00
1. develop-
. y. She has been in the best of health
0 . I meats in the affairs of the New Ha; "3 0’ Silterlnlne aIenue. ‘ . ‘ r l I
aSOlln‘ 3 A. C. cuneo. FlOI'lSt. ven road were reflected in the erratic' .until that time. bile has no fectI . .
- sight. and can sew without. glasses. 1 5 Passenger Touring Car, newly painted. Ital-gain ........ 3350-00
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TEL. 372.12, 7 RAILROAD AVE course pursued by the stock today. Rev. and Mrs. A' 13' Iurdy 0 Site is now gaining strength.
building ill which her parents liHi.’ Mrs. llillttr ut‘ New York. has neon summer cottage. Thf’)‘ will Sliflrt’l.
Miss Walker was committed to the visiting her sister, lira. P. \\'uldrott. their home with Mrs. Ellis.tlle mother!
_._. of Mrs. lilldehrandt, They have allI
Hamilton is planning been summer residents here for sev-
4; . GRASS BASKET and (mil-er Frank Stratton. tor ruti~ it it. . . \‘ i ...
_--.,._ W-.. . . ., . . ~ . Mr. and Mrs. Bert (intent-tutti. were recent guests of Mrs. . ilfi‘ ssusl , 0
IN A . ning away from the (.ount) iiomt. .. .. I . C P 0 l
. RED 0 ongong' AM THE Tlll‘ two officials had a hard time 10-. '“"“““ 1" lyrrell m blhermlllt‘ avenue. .. 9 the “t r|ces 0" Indoor and “u oor
; ‘ , -. .. . I. . ‘t'atiltg the will because site had hid-l MIN“? Herald Richter ”f ””19” l“ g
‘ MT” 2 biEBh‘w-l Md youll lb“). a ton. RIGGERMAN den lttlseli beneath the bed in the visiting ill the Alonzo Buttery home. Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard liiltichraudt ll
ycaa D toes are ”'8 10““! m town ROS” 64 North Mill“ St. apartment of another family in the ""‘ “m have taken possession or their line 3
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REFRIGERATORS
at . SPECIAL PRICES
We have. them from $7.98 to
$30.
Collie and see them
“1/: at- aviar— ti-
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Luther M. Wright
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it‘ounty Home lll November. 1910, “11-.
Chairs and Rockers. ' g
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illila Gurley of Rowayton recentl).
visited .IIrs, Ella Aiken.
BARGAIN IN USED CARS
The opening with a fractional loss, it “ (“Tynan ““5“" are “pm“ to vis-
16‘: per Gallon IVERV MODERATE PR'CES- . soon rose a. point. at which a block of 1‘ former parishioners here “9’“ week TAKI YOUR CHOICE 1 Pope Hartford, a revelation in power and speed.
.. __. -_ _.- .... 1,000 shares changed hands. . Froml i M ill in re-, '
ANDARD RAYO LAMPS AND HARDWARE MUSICAL this level. however, the stfick Boonl Miss Ohms" ”40““ n ’ a “What is the name of your automo.
signed her position at the local tele- bile?"
[COOKING RANGES AT THE Iyielded all its advantage. Canadian "
. [NSTRUMENTS Pacific rose 1 1-2. but the movement phone exchange. as site is not ill HWY. .1 don't know.” _ -_. .,.._ ’91-?“ - -.. -. :__ _ #—
‘P l" W ' among other leaders "called for little 800d health 1 "3°“ d0“ know? “7"“ do your _ "‘ —
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[ [cussef & SO“ 6 NOR ALK comment except in the case of Haiti l Frank Aiken and Miss “My Look- kIfolka call it.
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more and Ohio, which soon fella point vood. F. Carruthers and Miss Elsie! Oil as to that father a ways 3 ya _
37., nonwALK—TEL. \047. / . . *
‘ to a new low record on selling of the , The Mortgage'; brother Torn calls it . .I y
_ _ P A UV NSHOP; St “h“ ”fined Rm“ PW" “9 e‘e‘,‘The Fake'; mother. ‘My Limousine’; “0113 1069-2 I Phone 1069-3
character recently tinted By the end
ning mat week. 'sistel'. ‘Our Cat”; grandma. ‘That Per-
.. . . of the first half hour the entire list .
‘JIOSODM Rosenheld, prop. showed marked heaviness. l Mrs Mar' H \lewman who I,9_;ll'; the chauffeur? ‘Some Freak.’ and .
g' Two Birds “MAI” QTREETI, ”WALL STREET, Noon.—-rurtlter-ce;my' dispelled other honle on Com oin- neighbors. ‘The Lintlt,'"——Lite. Here are
PSBUV NORWALK weakness in shares of eastern trunk stock Hill is now “mg on Main
I... it; - lines, including Pennsylvania. New
M9“? 1991199 “1:311 articles 0" York Central and Erica, gave rise to street. NIIorwallt. . I Real Savings In Isummer
value“ ilnre Ieemil pledges at a sac- unconfirmed rumors that certain and Dr, 'Switzer and wife and son. IPaul.
era had advance information in the -
. . ,of New York, have rented ‘ilrs 34- ' I . K t l N d
“matter or the eastern freight rate de-iRabbitt‘s house and will spend the re- . . I l c len ee 84»
clsion, now impending. Harrimans
th 0118 Awning
men; your store or hom-
'p', out the ‘stt’nitner " sun
one of our awnings. Eati-
"' cheerfullyfglven,
mainder of the summer here.
were almost the only strong railway ia-
Trousers sues, Industrials were reladvely
$2.00 has irons. complete with to!» Sc Waxed Sandwich Paper .. 2 for 5::
I ‘ k r at! 'H- . - .. . . _ r
all ”Trousers of gen- steady, (19391“? some pressure against m:$’”::§’::i $23.1: “figcrémzed . mg ' """ """" ‘ 3149 ac Colonial Glass Table Tumblers 3°.
he“ a 35-001mm , 5‘9“} The general ””6 “St "I". to thz'clty‘ai'ter enioilng a vacation 80111511161 Ads $330 Nickel Plated Electric Irons, 10c Wood Knife Boxes .; ......... 7c
. ...... 83-50 "33“!“ ’ ' at. the home of \ir and \lrs C Roche): . . ' I l
- ‘ .. . I- ' . 'th d,110 nd220 oodPiiPlt .. 5do.
white Serge a good $3750 value‘ $3.00 . , W111 catch the 00:9'9‘9 “1 “r f’ $293 5! ‘5“ C 3 es r c z
Stri d White Star e a $4. 00 value ' , . ’ ' . 310 s .......... -- ----- - 89c Hardwood Splint Wet Wash
pe g I $3.00, ”EATHS “Ln FUHEBALS H. B. Tltayer gave. the Silvermine . , . . La d t 6
3113 éOFT TOP MATTRESS "I“ ' "-l-I'“ "4 ' " Boy Scouts an auto party one day last customer’s Remmer‘s Peroxide IBath Soap, 3 MI un TY Bat-die S - ~- - -- 9C
_ I A. TICKING. . IthiIte Duck I’lI‘t-ouIsIersI..-I......I $1.00 .... , . R. Haber 550“"- week. They spent some very pleasant . . . II . I cakes «. 25c 65c 12 th Galvanized Watering .
R..Heber Scoveil a. Givll war veter- 110““! at ROW“ Point. also at CONDO ‘ atten tion ’ , I. c . Pots I I. ‘
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$2. 29’ GOTTLIEB an. tiled at life Soldiers home. Not-o. Beacil.~ . . . lighthouse Cleanser, 0 cans 19c 31 00 Da k Fl I I s n I ., °
ton, yesterday. The deceased was 87 . ..._.'._...... ~ ‘ ' I. , . 23 . 1‘ n S I creel! corn, 8 zen
I37 AIND $I1I0 CLOTHINQSTORE. . The'R. B. 'Gruelles and Mattkes are and hattraQt . _ , No. 6 Parlor Brooms . O
1‘ id and' l] w me bet- at
' fees 0 Q n P m 2§c Tin Camera Shape Lunch Box-
2-8 x 6-8 and 3‘x 7 .69c
Company B. ztth Regiment. 0. V. l. Draper-lag to move to New York .They ..
M‘RIDEN’S SUICIDEII LEFT ' The body was sent toxEssexh Conn, to-Ihave the best wishes_ of all here. for , - .‘New Business en 19c 45c Galvanized Toilet Pails ...... ‘ 33c
-. 3150.000. ' .. déy where interment will be' made Ian found them very ssreeable New 7 . . ' ‘ ”'
i ‘_ , 10c Wood Folding Coat Hangers 10c Gold Band Dinner Tea and
MERIDEN my 17 ”Th6 ““1 “I 0 Funeral of ooorcoflupnerm b0" .“ “‘1 “5 “Ile'l‘ed ””9"" . to Your ES- ‘ - y s for 25¢ iBre it; at Plates ‘ . “or Item;
-I Philip J Handel, Who klldd himself II The “metal 0f 000138 $t‘appers, who _ . . I . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . .. - . . a a . . . . . . . .
on July 7 in the gal-go or his factory, died at the home on Hobart street. main; Mrs,I.IQan:lton Byington.
i 3?“ WOW 1'0? probate. Man it had Wilton. wilt be field on pundit: attqr- who have been livint with Mrs. By- ' jiabhshment
been written on tidbit skills or a sheet noon at 3 o‘clock from at IIIMuig'I lngtons mother in New Canaan ave. . , . I I Albert F‘II (II : ehebe . -
Church; Tito Interment will tip in at. mm. have moved to Center mun-9 _ .. _ . . , . . ,, ~f
_ Marys Cemetery. \. . 'wltsre they have commenced house. . I, .
. ......_.._t" ‘ 'keéilinti [ v-I‘ ;i , -. . ‘ , _ .. as wear wnsI-II‘N‘G'I'ON s'r. . soUTH NORWALK.
Sentinel nave. but ,II .I I I W ‘ . . “ ' N P t‘
a. I . Mr and lllrs.,Fred Butte-1 have ..‘* . ' . .. - ' "QT.“ Deitv‘euy t° ' "m ° Qity °r Country
Good tenauu- are Ito he had-for brought Miss Minnie ,IIButth-y home . »_ ‘, I . . -
l _ ‘ _ from the hospital” 'l‘Ilie journey in . . -. .‘
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