Mil] received. It is
jealough for our business
. .. if we ever have one.
Wor more then twenty
‘ we have had our coal
my the best advertise-
W is a pleased customer.
_ THE
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With on new Auto Van. We
esp move you anywhere and
ANDREW TAYLOR
I own i and Trucking
Darieu Conn.
I81 and 81. 20 a do:
:1 s don.
$1 a dos.
30c each
20c each
10¢ each
50c each
We fill window boxes and vases for
nephew“ lndivisa
I English Ivy
Simtli Nol‘WIalli Florist
I50- Mull! SI- 80. Norwnlk
I . Phone 884.
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Double 56H
Stamps
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comics
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so THE SAND.
Give them a pail and shovel,
and they will dig themselves
in happiness We have pails
and shovels as 10w as 5. cents.
.5800 our Land Molding Outfits.
' BRIGGERMAN BROS.
gar yet uncovered myselc
I", he added with due hauI
‘I‘ ‘I stock wss only it shade above its clos-
. walk Chapter having a membership of
‘ was the lecture I"Ou1 Native Blrds,’ I
TheeisharIdlyaIIBything in the world that soine'
mancnncotmakeahttlewoneendsellsilttlccheap-
ceased the people who consider price only, are his.
half: lswful prey. ’-
Our Mill Work is of the highest standard of grade
and manufacture, and always cheap whem class is
considered. .
‘ LET US PROVE THIS TO~YOU.
The Hatch e Bane} Ca.
South N onvalk, Conn.
Another important miter which
Ifilbctehsnp by the «erection
juillhethoconsidsrationofthecmy
has supported its own clergy pension
fund. A national fund has been stari-
Bd- 019 PM heirs to maria hem
mic diocesan funds lstothis Several
Ldiocese have already entereiut, and
< ~u€ua~
.- . decide at the convention what action
it is to take.
The convention will be opened at 3
o'clock at Christ church with prayers
then give his address.
followed I‘by the business sessionf
Missionary Conference.
Preceding the opening of the con
‘ivcntion. at 10 o'clock in the morning.
In diocesan missionary conference will
SHE THINKS A MAN ENJOYS
IT
because he manages to: eat a
tough, stringy ‘I and Juicelcss
piece of steak or roast beef nnu
',. has dyspepsia for his comple-
cency afterwards. Don’t be a
martyr to poor meals when you
can buy prime roasts, steaks,
chops and other meats at the
same price here. We know how
to choose meats, poultry and
sell only the “‘ choicest at i
Charcock's. .
and in addition there will be two oth-
iothcr the Women’s Auxiliary The
1 voted to the Sunday school Auxiliary.
with two addresses. one The Motive.”
by Rev. A. C. Coburn. rector of St.
James's Church. Danbury; and the
other. “The Method. " By Rev. Louis E.
Howell. rector of St. ”Paul's church
‘lNorwslk. The second hour of the com
Iferecent will be the “Social service
.Hour.” Rev. George B. Gilbert. mis-
sionary of the ‘Middlessx Archdeacon-
fry, will spear‘on “The Vision of the
Country Cbumh," and Rev. Malcolm
Taylor. rector of St. ,Tbomiis's Church.
“ Tsuntcn. Mass" on "Socini Service
Schulize’s 3 Sanitary Markets
32 WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
505 MAIN‘ ST.. STAMFORD.
will come prayers for missions, fol-
lowed by the “Woman's Auxiliary
l Hour. " Two address win he ghen dun--
ing the hour. Mrs. E A. Fisher. presi
’dent of the Western \lciisscbusetis
branch of the Women s Auxiliary, will
speak on “The United Ottering’" and
Mrs. Dsncoust of Philadelphia. on
Luke‘ s Hesnital. Tokyo. Japan "
At 1 oclock luncheon will be serv
The Beers Meal & ProvisionCo.
* ““6 North Main Ski,IS°- Norwalk. :3 Main St. Norwslk.
I; ‘
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limos .
. Pill 1- l0 Silt mus
a... ....
'Hchso. on Myllys street.
' Diocesan Dinner.
”-
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talks on howthe. "every members can
roar" worked in the! rednectivé par-
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
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.Dnvld Miller. ‘
David Miller, aged 68 years. died in the gubjecl “'Tbe Problem at Our
this morning at 6:30 o'clock. after an Doors." and 3: Rev Edwin 3. Lines.
illness of about a. year. at his home on Bishop of Nemrk and formsiy of New
24 Belden avenue. Mr. Miller has Haven. m the coolant "The Problem
been in failing health for some time. Abmsd.’ Some churchmen who grew
compensate for the ruthless destruc; and '3‘“ week he Named a shock “3.41001th can be accommodate 3‘ the
tion of birds in the past.
The meeting opened with a brief re.
port from the school secretary of the
Connecticut Audubon Society, in
which it was stated that the member-
ship of the Junior Audubon Classes in
Connecticut hadfiincrensed from four-
teen hundred members but your to
over six thousand this year; the Nor-
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walk, being a pattern matter by trade.
and was a prominent member of tho
down-town Baptist church. He is our:
vived by a wife and a sister. residing
in Bedford, N. Y. Funeral services"
will be held Tuesday afternoon from
the into home. Rev. R. G. 'pasliariley.
or from J. H. Kelsi) Davis.
Holy Communion will be celebrat-
ed in Christ Church. Wednesday morn
log at 7:30 oclock and on Thursday
morning at the some hour. The con-
ventlon will reconvene Wednesday
moriiing at 9 with morning prayer.
“J" 0‘ the 901““ Norwslk 339““ The polls will be opened for the elec’
church, officiating. Interment will ‘0" “Oil 0‘ “i6 standing commntee and
10W 0“ Wednesday, in Bedford. N- Y- the deputies to the Synod.of the First
Province. and a business session will
"0'"? RI B‘l‘k'W- be held The polls ‘will close at been.
given by Wilbur F. Smith The beau-s After a prolonged illness Henry Rim 1- so oclock the church people of
tlful slides showed the intimate kuoyvi- Bulkley. aged WNW years» died 8* Hartford will provide luncheon for all
edge of birds and flowers that Mr his home 011 10 Hillside avenue, 13" delegates at the Hartford club.
Smith possesses and one was led to night. M“ Bulkley “'33 3 well knownl Reception by Bishop.-
see that hunting with camera was for local resident A number of years. “Oi The church people of Hartford will
more alluring than with gun. The he ran a bicy‘I’le and toy 3‘0” in “’9 provide super for the delegates Wed-
proper way to wear feathers on the Mum H8“ ”001‘ 0“ South Main St- nesday evening at the hotels of the
list was illustrated by the picture or and later “'33 connected With 3 locsl city A recptlon to the clergy and do
an owl taken while he was perchlng infirm“ ¢°mDa“¥- H915 survived b, l‘e’gates will be given Wednesday we
on the hat of a young girl Wonder- 3 Wife. and W0 children Mildred N-aI- :ningh by Bishop firewster at his
ful pictures of our wild flowers in their and Henry ""138 3“““97- The fun- home About 400 clergyman and lay
natural coloring were shown. A gen-I: 9”“ “I’m be held MONEY “WWW“ 5‘ delegates will be present at the con-
q
eight hundred Iifnd twenty-five at that
present time.
The chief feature of the meeting-
‘ many flowers lest there be none left
9 for seed, and so they, too, suffer wan-
. today's stock market. Instead of the'lntends to assist resourch worker...
.. Were numerous fractional declines in
railings. united States Steel who the _;
“so to 59 3-1. against yesterdays close
tie warning was given not to pick too I2 o',clock from the ‘3“! home. Rev“Mention. Many of them will‘be enter-
Wllliam G. Glflln pastor of the South ,Itained Tuesday and Wednemay nights
Norman: M. E. church will officiate. at the homes of Hartford people
and intgrment will follow in Oaklawn The Rev. Louis B. Howell‘ of this
éemetery. Fairfleld‘ city is a nominee on both the some
'V‘M in: Committee and the Synod, of the
IEDUcATION\ BOARD’S First {Province .
ourlfrieudsI and protectors. and thstI I” ' I F'ELD» W . .,
IlhroI‘,°~h 4,1,..- mnnh 300d win be ac. NEWI YORK; June 5.— The General AUTO IILAIw NOT TESTEPI
ccmpllshed for its economic welfare. ‘ Education 130%“! endowed by 30h“ D.
' x - ~ . . Rockefeller. Which has expert mil-
- g _ lions of dollars in gifts to collagen
TODAY IIN 'WALL STREET?
ton destruction.
"‘ NbrIwIalk may well be proud that so’
many of its young people are interest-
ed inthe conservation 3; the birds,
IIINFW
lath loked forward to a case which was
tried- in the City Court. ihday. ass
universities and medicallsch‘ools and'
in the promotion of education, Ian-
trounced lousy that it has determined
to enter the fleid of educational loves; .
IiIEation, research and experiment. It
WALA STREET, June 6-(10:80 a.
m. )_-—4NIo traces of yesterday‘s excite-
ment were visible at the opening of
t? continue relulaiions which prohib-
[harks The case, however. fat
as .gteat one, as the questio,
raised Loam J. Dshiefs,‘
'. tornw
connected with institutions of learn
"in gmj‘ to support independent lnIvéIs:
ifgIIIstIIorsI and experiments .‘3
feverish trading of that period. there
Coppers. war specialties, Innd smndnrd
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IGlLL sIthOEEQsI RQDGERIS.
WASHINGTON June lip-Cent. W
only stock to show marked activity, .
open With one block of 8, 000 shares at
of 60 5-8. At the lower quotation the I ‘
price the day the court dbciI
avor. Consular: Pacino ‘
first hour of the conference will be do;
and the Community Church." At noon
lwas one of the oldest employees at dinner. Tickets rosy be obtained m;
‘ the Meeker Foundry. in upper N01“ Walter S. Schutz. Ne 36 Pearl street. .
pension one Iientodoro such diocese
the Connecticut diocese will probably
by Bishop Brewster. The bishop will
This will be
;bs held at the. Church of. the Good
iShepherd. The clergy are delegates tof
this conference as to the convention;
i or delegates from each parish, one rep-t
Yresenting the Sunday school and the'
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“Bl. , attacked his wife and her sister’. He‘
1
ed to the delegates at Colt Memorial;
The diocesan dinner will beheld at ”"9“ "“5“” and never returned-
tbe Hartford Club Tuesdny night at In" A“ W
lied for a divorce on the ground of
7 o'clock. Bishop lire of} presidlnii M
F0“! “men v!" 813; g: mmmgnmmon and it was allowed She told
lshes. There will be two addresses. , Schuster told her be was going to New i
Rev. Dr. Ernest, Del“. Mist. rector of York on business. He left and never
Trinity church. Hartford. will speak, “me ”3“- She ’0'!“ 0‘" “t" he
!
NEW HAVEN. June 5..~nuiomopu.:'.
possible IieIst of the revised and now .
effective Iautomobiie law as Ito wheth‘A
or. idea} pork bos'Irds' have th "flight:
motor vehicle? from invoicing-tbs- II
summed to court charged. .
with using his (aniline in East Rock .
. fir]; so tiny toe park regulation. Be a
. oszsrrn BLDG.
. ed tonnpply fora divorce. The
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all his liquor at a drug store and ban
the bills sent to his wife.
Amuloid His Wife.
He did not stop at drink. which won
bad enough. He assaulted his wife.
once throwing a saucepan at her. He
also needed medical attention because
of improper relations with other
women.
Upon one occasion when their only
child was ill Cnnty came to the nouns
and tried to take the boy away He
left on October 17. 1912. The court
gave the decree after others had tes-
ti.fled
Frank J. Scbuster ran s barber shop
in this city. On Jim 11 he do-
er Schuoter. his wife, ~
the court that her last baby was buriedl .
on Jan. 10,1912. The next morning,
left that he had cleared outw every-r I ‘
thing. in this shop and had taken. her "my mmmc
Jewelry and other things when he _
went away. its owed her mother $300,
owed the barbershop 315mm! about ‘
8150 more nor the unnamnttending a,
the child's lost illness. He elso bod
gunning debts. Later the wife founai“
out that there was a woman in Belti-
more and still another in Bridgeport.
leo‘vn a Divorce.
”on” Nothan Bristol of Brookl'leld,
was given a divorce fromearlc Flt:-
morls Bristol or Dsnbury. Bristol An jnlerggung‘ paragraph in the
loved life on a farm The wife hated opinion not covered by the abstract
it. She plned for the life of Danbury .8176“ out yrs-“my 6y the court
and found solace with one Stevens 01- touched upon the combinations of
Ii.ewtown In the spring of 1905 theismel companies prior to their “30""
wife said her husband must 3‘" up lion by the Steel Corporation in 1901
farming. This order came as he was and the an“ of the emotion of the
about ‘0 renew “19“" of a. term which big concert: on the steel trade in the
he was working at a nice profit. When! ten years hit to 1911, when the suit
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. before the court that it could notwglve
them all a place in the opinion, but
tbitt it had given adequate attention
to {be most importuni phases.
his wife made this announcement he was insiituted.» This paragraph
decided not to renew the lease. or, states: . I
though he was making good money on: {A Study- the ”Icon. satisfies us
milk and tobacco. He had given thatl
money to blowife. sIhe deppmgdlt‘ (him the mom; trend of the steel
the ”I'm“ bank m 97” Milford m nlbuslucss' at the close of the last com
”I”; “I“ name :When she 1““ she g‘tury wasv'ttWard driving competition
took it all. They had two $1“de out of “BEE” By cutting prices and
Bristol grieved over the brdu lng uir that the business policy Inaugurated
of his family and witnesses said he
' - b e Seellgior etion and in which
Was never the same man alto that. i y th , megflmm subsequently
“’5‘“ 5‘ ye" “I” M" 3"“ iresulied in the ten
ed inst her husband was likel First. in a:
come into some money. I ’ division of business be
km suture in the steel
that, apart {com all the ethical ques-
and tried to get some Then
ism
own and its com-
me or depression
9 the! products
r
“II 'sssonvs cAsE: coIIN.
”C‘oroner Eli Mix." crim-
., Ideaih of
I ‘ree cars old.I oi
;? Special Sale
”of Lace Curtains
Small lots to closeout
s, 3 had 4 pairs in each lot will sell at Half Price.
a
Great Bargains
in White MillineIry ISIhaIpes from 59¢ to $2 00
“W”...
-. : N0lllilll lieu cull
until-uncut
thilfll 00mm
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handsome badges for the arfous
events. The judgfi. he announcec
last night, would beICbarles'A. Mead,
John F. McMahon, Jr.,.Vlctor W. Fer-
ris and Robi'ert 0. Mitchell.
1} was voted to have a dance in the
evening, and the Wellnltz-Sterling or-
chestra will be secured to furnish
music. It is also expected to have a
yacht race:
Commodore OfBrien announced the
following regatta committee. and
the selection was IIIapproved: William
J. McHugh, Jr. Alfred E Chsémsr and
Gilbert E. Bogart. I .
George A. Jennings, a member of
the governing board has donated a.
cup to be contested for by owners 0: ,
ounces; and much sport in this clues is
looked forward to.
The Smwsnhaka Corinthian Yacht.
Club has announced its annual open
races for' all classes of boats on Satur-
dsy, June 26, and several Norwalk ves-
sels will likely enter the contests.
4 Unscrew junior member was receiv-
ed into the club.
An unanimous vote of thanks was, ,I .I
der the“ old gigtemptendered Elbiert WI. Fitch, chairman
ding; to minimize: the 40f the entertainment committee, for
his emcient services on opening day.
May 81. Mr. Fitch was “on the job"
all day. and during the evening; his:
experience and hustling Qualities
were in evidence at all times.
OHIO DlSTRICT ATTORNEY REI-»
o SIGNS. '
WASHINGTON, June 5.—-—Shcr. um ‘I
'r} McPherson, United States Atto,
ngy for Southern Ohio, resigned to-
ally, Innd President Wilson selected
Stuart it Bolts. of Columbus. to sued?
.I . .
‘.‘ Mrs. Lolieui Ioi Main street. ~,
" was admitted to the Norwich hospi-
nheinmn. for menisci ..
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