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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 28, 1915 · page 10

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mehmaotmemhmfi

the bounty Hetlers' {idiom held .st

soundly by Loewe & 00., at Danbury.
[or a judgment amounting with litter-
cinema“. ohtalnodbythatdrm
on-sooount cl boycott. will be begun
within the next two weeks. Walter G.
diet-rm, of No. 135 Headway, attorney
(or Loewe & 00., said so yesterday.
, ' “Set I do not expect definite court
eotim until alter the summer vaca-
ttonoltheeourmwuchwfllmr
. the matteralong until September" Mr
fierritt said. “Meantime we bar's col-
flied m0 ham; to the de-
‘ residents on deposit in banks and in
the next 2 weeks we will add 830. 000
that “in: the interest. I do not re‘
83rd seriously the injunction suit to
restrain Iy client tron getting the
interest. In all. we will collect about
$90. 000 from the bank accounts alone.’
“The odor of National President'
My or Mfialtoro' Union was not
m to be WM my clients.
We we herb practically won 390, 000

Already. why should we accept the;

$30,000 suggested by Mr. Sculley?
‘ L'E‘But apart from that offer I am
surprised that Mr. Sculley should ad-
here to the statements that the na-
tional »oilicers or the United'flabters
did not agree to protect the mohbhrs
oi: the Danbury Union from liability
lemme or the boycott. d have the
' agreement in writing, signed by Mr.
(kinnolly. former executive of the Hat-
tors Union, and the members of the
executive board, in which they abso-
lutely agree to protect the liability ol'
the members of the union whose
homes are held as security
“We will prodeed to acquire title to
the property, and when we have done
that we will elbct whether to rent the
Homes to the people who now occupy
tilt: or to other male It is clearly
up to the notional diapers or the Hat-
~ ters' Union to say whether they want
their members to he'distur‘hed‘ln' the1r~
homes. That is the only question
now."

 

COLORED MAN HELD roe srAs.
Ilflfl WHITE.
. NEW HAVEN, May zxfafleison
Dillon, colored, is held by Coroner
Eli bgix, in his finding rupee public?
today, criminally responsible for the
death of George Ormsby, white.
(limb was stabbed by Dillon on the
tiller oofimam WW
related, the coroner soys, against on-
ion drtwing n1 knife‘ on another he-
gro with Whom the accused Was

quarreling. VOrmsby was about 35
years old. .

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A good adv. pays best in the best

 

,blood and in this antural manner we

‘and constipation that acts

Woomuihbb~
bottle falls to give you absolute satis-
faction; . " ‘ . ;

chmniittees.

Delegates “continued today to dis-
cuss plans for the flotation at a mu:-
ketothlfliotenéangedrawnon
banks in the United States, payable,
in dollars. which was pmented yes-
terday. at the conference between Am-
erican representatives and the can
can delegation. The propose! is re-
corded by irony of the {stem as
ope of the most importait matters
before the general conference and
would invoke whence of shunt $20.-
000 000 8 yes.

The program for the attempon call-
ed for a visit to the capital and tilt '
lCongressionel Library and winding
iup at Fort Myer, where a special drill
‘had been ordered in honor of his...
.delegates.

 

 

l WEAK. NERVOUS OHI‘o WOMAN

3 Made Well by Delicious Vlnol.

BELLEF‘ONTAINE, 0- --"My blood
was very poor—I was in a weak, nerv-
ous. rundown condition. I tried dit-
lerent remedies without benefit and
one day my druggist told me 'sbout
Vidal. d tried it and it bunt Ineup in
every wsyrlllood, strength and nerves
and 1 tell my friends it is the 'best
medicine on earth."-'-Mrs. Earl ‘Brun-
son.

Vlnol, our delicious cod liver and
iron tonic without oil, sharpens the
appetite, aids digestion, enriches the

ates strength.

For sale by Frank H. Baxter, drug-
gist, and leading druggists every-
where. 5

 

FRENCH REMEDY FOR 1
‘STOMACH TROUBLEI
one ionising doctors or France hive
lbr years used a prescription of vege-
table oils, for chronic stomach trouble
or bowel, liver and stunned; troubles
‘ like a
charm. One dose will convince.
Severe cases of years’ standing are
often- greatly benefited within 24
hours 80 many people are getting
surprising results that we feel all peih
should try Mayr’s Wonderlul Rented?l
it is sold by leading drucglsts every}
where with the positive understanding
llllst your money will be rounded

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Prescribed.
Flora—l think Molly’s fellow is s
pill.
Paul—Jinn she taken him yell—-

 

 

 
 

1~A good ad. babe in the best paper.

 
 
 

.32 Washington St.

 
 
 
 

Penn Punch Bowl.

50. Nomalk

worms-use...

Sign?

road andnnswered by a woman.

sushi-owffiemcu ' LEFT 330,.

husband was stricken several months
ago. and her condition 1,
eptibly‘ improved. Undllr- the will
she and thrgs children, Edward B
Aldrich, of Nflw York din» Lucy T.,
Aldrich. at Warwick Neck. and Rich- .
:5 rd 8. Aldrich.
'exoculors and becomemes amt“
.' ”My; . ‘

n is said the estate is worth up ,
proximately $30,000,000 and the total
annuru income is about $1,500,000.
The will“ was
There were no public bequests and
the entire estate is left to members
1 of the family.

SCHULTZE’S SANITARY MARKETS

Dealer m Meals; Fish, Vegetables, Fruits. ,.
39 Main St. Norwalk .I

 

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for me. 1 am UJIOY'
I take pleasure id on.

them."—Mrs. Mime. Hunt. 50! 0d-
qnbnne Street, Danvilla, VI-
No woman entering one less.” form
or female Wises

Velvet-hie
Ingredients of which are derived

from native roots am bubs. h’ssfor
duty years provedlsbesmostvslua-

mmumwer~

both-wondered
'sVeasta

If you have the 51:51.04: doubt '

that Lydia E. Mum's Veget-
bieCompoundwmlielp erlte
to Lydia ll’lnkhmMediclmco.
(confidentialmymnassn forod-
vloe. Your letter will be opened.

and held in strict confidence.

005.000

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NEW YORK, May 28. —-Wllh the

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announcement that the will of Net. ; "
son W. Aldrich had been probeted st ‘
Warwiek, 11.1.. it became known to-
day that his wlfiw, Mrs. Abby P.
Aldrich, is so seriously; ill at flier
home here that she has not been told
01- her husband's-death.

Mrs. Aldrich collapsed when her

not DOB

02 Providenle. are

probated yesterday.

 

 

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ends sndueighborssbofl

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1m Pot Roast
_ llesl qnamy rib roast heel

 
 
 

‘ Fancy Milli-led mailers
:1 Choice Young F owls

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' 1' Fancy

 

- 15l Navel Oranges ....> 25c

I Gl'fl)eJ q
. Wig...‘ . ..._. a. use

, -Green Peas

 

5 Boston broad Let ce ‘

Schead

Tomatoes "‘

Hot House Cucumbers ..1 ,
......5cmdslorr55c

SH Print Butter . .
~~>huportcd Pure
'. . . . . ,_ . 3.

:Puru Lard

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«BunchCB1 acumen Large
New at «:wa

[New Cahb' 3.

Maine Potatoes

 

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ps.

in
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telephone 1340. Free delivery.

, -_.._. ._.._ ........._........s—._W............ .. ..__..-

"13.3%”

_ Exile Selecled Roasting Chickens 25c lb.

Groceries

.2 to. I c ' ' ‘
. gonna . ... .,.. 2... {E '"r it if Native gives liven"; - -
eat or mun: 16¢“ he Be min a uh ‘ ”’15.? i
.. Wax MwQ-gu “9 qt. ‘‘‘‘ Butter ?y 35: lb. m w ”1" 5 WW" . .
: more. ..... ”*5 comer»- Smcfly Home Gmmd M. W . W .- , - ,1.
N‘“‘°"W ”W 30:4 .. memo: nuns.

Ward's Tip Top Bread
Cans {Tomatoes 1
Campbell’ 3 Soups 3 cans 35c ,
Full 5line Dilake's Cakes ..
Try a box Sweet Potato

 

ityobmmhtmobm Mildred no .

the nearest and met sanitary marker in The Nor-walks. “I

 

 

Gillette & Kuban

W 50. Main 51.50. Norwalk
Jun—.—

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

12%: lb. :1: Meta 'mua... 3 for 10¢
18ch 55...; .Tmcll’aperfi‘ Nor-25
3:1]: 13;; Milk 5“,“ 2 ior 25¢:
no u. :5; on Zlbs. lor 25c;

DECORATION DAY, MONDAY, MAY 31st, THIS
STORE WILL CLOSE ALL DAY.

« 1mm”:

u: u.
.136 ll
24cm.

1. 226 ll!- .
16: lb.“
tie is .
use lb. _

Beers y... and
Company

GNorth unseen 131111!”va

4 SOUTH NORWALK NORWALK .

Saturday Specials

soulless-k.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

30: lb;
22c Ill.

 

 
 

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615.33.?“ .1 1. Stem & me In - 4 .
7o: qtcan w ‘ fierrydllameslltmlrlposly. '
M '1“ Gmsnl . 22cc.

ted Native fouls.
l-‘roéb Shoulders. “

Ssiall Pork lll'llls, .

Fresh lldlllfllldll‘eSh shoulders
(his: NWC Val. "a:
Native bowls and Roasting ChldiCIIS.

Native Spinach, 15c pk '

roc ‘4

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Fancy Oranges, large 30: dozen
Spinach. cabbage. carrots. celery,

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

l8c lb. ;
17c lb.
126 lb.

 

Fresh Shoulders. 12 lb.
Pot Roast Beef t
........ 10¢——22¢ lb.

 
 

I ‘: Prime Rib Rloast

l: Pinto Corncdl Beef 1

31: lb."

p Corned Beef “

eh...

 

Beef Liver ....... ‘101? lb.
Corned Fresh Shoulders

 

Shoulder leek . .5 ..~ . . . . . .1“ lb ‘ '
Round Steak . ‘ ,Frankforte....-. 16¢1b. ., .
Sirloin Steak. ‘1' 5 "xVual Stew ... . s~

. Porterhousc Steak 28¢ lb .1. Lamb Stew. 14¢ lb, '

 

 

 

FRUITS Beans
Strawberries 1 _, Rhubarb
Oran s' Scallions
Che es‘ 4 Egg Plant
Bananas Peppers
* Pears ' Parsley
Grape Fruit Peas, Radishcs
Limes Celery Hearts
' Apples Romaine
Pineappl'cs Cucumbers -
Cocoanuts , . Tomatoes
| Lemons New Boats .
- 5 VEGETABLES ‘~ New Carrots
New Yellow Squash , ' ’ New Potatoes
Asparagus . - Spinach
‘ ’Letb‘ucc 1,, . -Bect Tops

suns balmy.

Hams . .

 
 

 

The Place: To lief The Best vegetables and Fruits

.

WE HANDLE SPERRY AND
BARNES' BEST PRO
‘ DUGIS ONLY.

noon.

 
 
 

 
 
 

beets radiance. new onions, lettuce.

parsley. green peppers. mastic.
string beans. cucun'Ibers. strawberries.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Telephone your orders early
fill}: DELIVERY

Beers Meat and Provision Co.

PHONES
881 N0 RWALK-IISC SQNGRWALK

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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illhal Are Your Assets ?

' 'muemdomolllnslneasand personal mm

mm The nanny

1 or not having-z .- MW moot. We Invite accounts which
‘1 manna-ammunition. '

"».Fairfield County National Ban

THE erasures“ IN NORWAtlt.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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