m yet to be
cool you undue.”
y'the hest advertise
V at is a pleased customer.
THE
COMPANY
m’n lewtul preY. . “.
.Vconmdeted.
fie Ferris plant ”dud we
V, «be quantity or quality"led of.
JFERRIS COAL
{quickly
ANDREW TAYWR
Livery and hacking
‘i’llone
All Kinds or Beddirlp stock
eranlums
itor cemetery at 81.25 and up.
. South Norwalk Florist
" at Go. tum St.
Phone 3M.
g...
Double soil
Siai‘np’s
Saturday ONLY
WITH EVERY PU RCHASE
GOTTLIEB
~11 no. Main- St.
.. 87410—51250 suite
,g TAKE .
1 THE LITTLE Tors
To THE SAND.
VSoVe our Land Molding Outfits.
BRIGGERMAN BROS.
We Are Ready
With Our new Auto Van. We
can move you anywhere and
Darien Conn.
. SPECIAL SPRING NOTICE.
ti and “.20 a dos.
81 a doll.
\ $1 a’ dos.
30c each
20c each
10c eash
,_. . 50¢ each
" We fill window boxes and vases for
-cemeteny use at reasonble prices, or
any other work also speeialwreaths
50.1%“qu
80: .Nerwslk
Give thelil a pail and shovel,
and they will dig themselves-
I ,into happiness We have pails
.1 and shovels as low as 5 -.cents
:Hanl'ord Block, 64 Ne. Main Street.
Hayes
NEW CITY}
MARKET
-; VI ayes’ Block. .
North Main. Street
Ideal- ‘ _
WEDDINnG GIFTS
'CUT GLASS
and
POTTERY.
111 11111111____:1101 '.
. d 64 North‘Main
Street
o" “west-rowan V
. VVVcleco. June owners“
Vetgb' made today (its ship to
orkVI, the body led) .Allali Faw- I
Mishlfiy alyfliing in the world that some
mannetmakealittleworseandsellalittlecheap-
ci-landthape‘ople who consider price only, are this
on. Mill Work is at the highest standard of grade
and manufacture. and always cheap when its class' is
LET US PROVE THIS TO YOU. “
The, Hatch 6 BallewaCo.
Members of the exam" board of
the state branch of the‘Alfl'lcan Fed-
« oration pf Labor went “will” Sat-
may and held a .meating In the New
Groveland hotel. The mulber- of the
board from out ofItolm id?! Julius C.
Stremlau, of Mel-Idea, W of the
State A. F. of In; Jasper Melony; of
Eridgeport; Sol Southeltltér. of Hart-
lord and Ira Ornburn, of New Haven.
Robert P. Cunningnsmf or Dcnbury.
‘ like
South Norwalk, Conn.
of the A. r. of 1., also attended the
I session. Messrs. Melony and South-
' eimer are vice~preetdem ot the State
A. F of L., and Mr.Ornbu1n Is the or
l ganizer.
One of the most Important matters
considered by the executive board dur-
Iing the session was the appeal which
the United Hatters of North America
I will issue in a short one to on album.
ed bodies of the A. F. of L. for assist-
ance In raising a fund to prevent the
defendants in the Loewe cue suites-
ing in a monetary way from forc-
< closures which will be brought against
the defendants by the loans Com-
pany, in order to secure payment of
SHE THINKS A MAN ENJOYB
,' IT
because he manages to eat a
tough, stringy and juiceless
piece of steak or roast beef and
has dyspepsia for his compla-
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
Charnook's.I
32 WASHINGTON ST.
soUTE NORWALK.
'Sthl‘litze’s .3 Sanitary Markets
505 MAIN ST. STAMFORD.
" ‘ 3 ‘ y’ ’ .» 1"“. ' ' Vireccnt national convem dl’tbe' Unit-
\
the $252,000 Judgment aim against
them in the federal courtsr‘
President Stremlau all! that he did
Inot know what action the executive
board would take on the appeal of the
1 United Hatters. but that “doubtedlyl
g the organized labor armor of Con-
l, neclicut would give all possible assist-
'ance Mr. Southeime‘r Bifocal! the
39 MAIN ST.
N ORWALK.
6 North Main St, So. Norwal
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET Noon. ~Canadiann
Pacifl-l‘lsnsleady decline tor-142 1-,2 a
.pss oi 5 no; nts from its best quota“
tion of the morning. finally exerted a
disturbing influence in other parts of
the list, with especial heaviness In
Reading and American Can. Later
JSIt. Paul, Southern Pacific, United
States Steel and other active stocks
fell to levels under Saturday’s close.
According to report." a considérable‘
part of today's offerings, especially of
Canadian Pacific,’ came from Amaran'
darn,- which probably represented fun I
thor. German liquidation. War Shares,
also were infected by the weakness
‘n. the more stable issues Bonds
Vere steady
1
‘ l
lny‘I‘FanchothIhe Cricket at Lock-
wood’il Hall ’and Pleasant Hour tomor-
toll“;
m
. dawns ne.‘ pnyn m‘the best panes!
’ TheVBeers Meat & Provision Co.
The Modern Market
of David Miller will be held from nnloontost rosolved—‘nneit- iinla'sl' pitchers
’ nth?
—-MARY PICKFORD. “ 1
, ed Hatters In New WM‘ind he
said at that time that's“! fit thb‘liuty
L‘ '1 . ~ '
country to come to the “Menace of
i the defendants. "I
The meeting was held"ln Danbu'ry
- In order that the‘exeeutlvd‘board mem-
bers may get in touch Will the local
situation and consult with the local
officers of the Hatters Wuhan.
Several other matters or hidrest to
the labor' movement. In hirllold chun-
ty In particular. and to thb’tfldosI un
‘ ionisis of the state in general, will be
considered at this meet”.
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Mioiituoui
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11. 13 Main St. Norwalk.
secretary-treasurer of the It!“ branch
for all organized inhuman In the.
, writing her or by seeing her person- ‘
' A Russian‘al'ranspori
l "SURE SEAL" JARS ............................. I ................. _. ..... ....q1.larts or pints, 1102., 70a
1 JELLY TUMBLERS, tin tops ............................................................ dozen, 19c-24c
.OIL FLOOR MOPS .......... * ......................................... . ....................... each, 25c
SANITARY DUSTING more ...................... - ........... ., ............................. each, 25c
FLY KILLERS ............................................................................... each, 10c
NEW JAR RUBBERS ..... . ........................................ . ......................... dozen. 10c
STEEL WOOL, for cleaning aluminum. paints. etc ............... ............................... 10c
NICKEL TEA KETTLES, No. 8 or 9 size ........................... .., ............................ 79c
ALL COPPER WASH BOILERS. N0. 9 size ............ . ........ ..... ........ . ..................... $2.49
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Preserving Time IS
Andwehaveabig IIncoI Canning helpstartbehonsemie
NOTE OUR PRICES 0N FRUIT JARS 116 IE.“ GLASSES
MASON JARS ... ............................................. plntslle dos, 50c; quart size, doz, 55c
N ORWALK
Near
Crawford, cf; .Crampton, as; Murphy._
c. For the Nutmeg Ciub~R. Bying-
ton, lb: C. Byington, 3b; Keith, c;
Meeker, 15; K. Scodeld, 2b; Copley, as;
Betta, If; W. Scofleld. rt; Tolies, cf.
LADIES CAN DANCE FREE.
Manager Bayley to Make Friday
Night Most Attracting.“ Roton
Point.
If’ the men follow the women and
the boys ,follow the girls, Roton
Point dancing pavilion should be
packed with people next Friday night.
lManager Neville Bayi. cy has decided
Ito give the ladies something for
nothing and on Friday night the dune-
ling pavilion will be free to the fair
sex; There is no catch of any kind
in this. - It is a plain; simple business
proposition and all women of Nor-
walk and elsewhere may lhave free
dancing by visiting Rolou Phint next
Friday evening.
Miss Gwynne Ricllards,ithe dancing
director at the park, announced this
morning that tile dancingIschool
would open on June 14. Miss Rich.
ards has decided to give private andl
public lessons and will organizer
classes In addition to giving private
lessons for thosemvho so desire. Terms
and other information may be sea
cured by telephoning Miss Richards
at the park. telephone No. 500. or by
ally-
The dancing class promises to be
decidedly interesting. Quite a num-
ber of inquiries have been made since
the last dance advertisement which
appeared in these columns and there
In every Indication that the dancing
class will be ‘largc.
billiards against Joseph; my at
Mussey' s room. Chicago, whet before
ade a grand millage 0L8)” in 1,
Opoints at 18.2 Mllh'b. Mayer
~ made 963 points and a mild average
of 16 19-69. On a recent vidt to New
York \Viluam P. Mosley Honolulu
had improved amutuli‘fsl‘ythe last
two months and promised ”We a
rival to Hoppe next winterfilflthbt‘im-
formation Is that cochrsli' ‘Is claims
three cushion caromd In maship
style. " ‘
l\‘ettled by defeat, Mayer challenged
lionest Weight
0111- customers. whose tables
we rem, lest fully assured a,“ Cochran to a match of 400 points for
the are 13' . here a 8100 a side The challenge was promp-
on Leigh? mg “l d ‘1 tly accepted by friends of ithe boy ex-1
pert and the game was plmd at Mus-
-sey‘s last Monday night. dfrelultedin
a victory tor the Philadelphia by 151
We fill phone orders and out
meat for children just as so»
Iollrately \as though women
serving our friends in person. " Innings Mayer made 351 cobalt
This business isbnilt on hour ‘ ‘,
Si..‘i‘fl’i§'..§‘i§i‘.i‘is“il’ °’ NUIMEOS llllM
NORWALK Gilli NINE
DEATHS AND FUNERALS. ltrue ,stride on the diamold" Saturday
Norwnlk Club nib???” ‘l‘bé' score
in s 7 to 4-. The. Nowell? gluli‘mudc
the first tally, onev rim" baihg out
was held from Grace "Episcopal acro‘ns in the second inliiiig {The Not-
Church, Saturday afternoon at 3- meg aggregation opened ”“9191!" Half
o'clock and Rev J. Benton Wernerlof use third in ferociouj style wltbnth'e
officiated Interment followed in Riv- stick and coupled with elbow scored
erside‘ Cemetery. lfour runs Olle was?“ (Mill in 'I'the
inext inning and 11135". ‘3 flt'e minth.
Funeral 0’93"“ Miller- .The Norwalk Club seahorse one in
The funeral services over the body the fifth and two in 111% mi The
Funeral of Mrs. Stanleyl-Brooka.’
The funeral of Mrs. Stanley Brooks
late home, 24 fielded avenue tomora duel witlr Meeker" of 988.
row afternoon at 3. 30 o'clock. Rev.- opboairig' (30,,“ 3-0th Miriam
““19“ G mime)“ 0’ the 50““! NW1 form. the canine of‘tll'th' simulating
Wallt Baptist Church will simulate. 16““;th in the mks will“)! 2.,
The‘ body will be talteu to Bedm'Pdlldtl-Ikeaouts Meeker W m, by
N Y.. Wednesday morning, where Inl one shaving “,1“an m. ”- credit
”mm ”1" ”11°” ., while Court fanned thirteen. "
—'~# ' The Score by innings tenths:
, ?“°"' °' M" 3“"9'l" ‘ Nomslk' Club. 0 1 o o I o o o 244
The funeral 0' Henry R. Balm”. OliNutFeK’ Club. no 0 4‘: V1 0" o: 1 0-1—7
10 Hillside place, will be eld thIsII I‘The “him,” were Norislk 011111—-
afternoon at. 2. 30.". select: from ”661,033 V2», Court .11"
late home. ' . .
last. The eighteen you'll was boyl
score of iOO-to 216. In the last seven ‘
. Jose del Cabo, at the south tip of the
The Nutmeg Club ‘b‘oys found their '
isufternoon ill administering defeat to'
:11.
1110111 Dillll
l0 11111-101113
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has received a message from a Car-
ranza consul on the border saying. he
had: been approached by a Villa offi-
cial. speaking presumably with auth-
ority to learn what could be‘done to
start parleys. ' .
The message has been forwarded
without comment to Carranza at Vera
Cruz. At Villa headquarters, however,
it was said no official advices had
been received that peace negpltations .
«had been begun.‘
ON BOARD U. S S COLORADO.
San Diego, Cal, June 7—Radio mes-
sages to Admiral Howard today report
the entire southern district of Lower.
California except the‘ City of Port rSan
penlrisula, under the control of a neu-
,tral Mexican faction. The leader is a
son of former Governor Oretga, aV Vil-
la ofllcial, who lately escaped to Guay-
mas. V . .
La Paz, the most Important seaport
of the .Pehinsulaof Lower California,
Is the headquartei's'fif the new neu-
tral government, which has sent emis-g
caries to the leaders of the contending
Mexican forces asking that its neu-
trality In the factional strife be rspec-
tadl ' ‘ . «
also state that President Wilsllns
warning to the opposing MexIIcan fac-
tlonat’o effect a politiosiiaqulllhr‘imn
has caused but little (incitement in the
seaport or Mazatlan, State of Slnaloa‘.
CHANGES ATI CIITV HOTEL-
purchased the Interests of Litmus
P. Magner In the City Hotel. on 811th
Main street. The transaction wds
completed today. Mr. Trilws a popu-
Hotel has always been considered a
"good stand ”a thus assuring his anc-
oess In, conducting the burning galonelir
351:!"
The dispatches to Admiral Howard '
tar resident of» the city, and- thy! pity *‘
His many: friendsmrlsh him succeés. V ”I
._.__———-—-——
John Troy. well-known locally, hair
- of Riga.
‘ but withdrew onypercciving the fleet.
‘ . nlantled and that it is now an open, seaport.
H. Krieger & Co.
__—
Special Sale
of Lace Curtains
-‘\»
Small lots to close out
2, 3 and 4 pairs in each lot will sell at Half Price.
Great Bargains.
'in White nursery: Shapes from 59¢ to $2.00.
. - sunlrin llle Baltic
The Yenisel' Sent to the Bottom By of
German .Sl‘lbmarine.—‘——Geamam Steam-
ers Also Sunk.
LONDON, June 7. 6:07 a. m.—-A scllli- official}?
ulcnt issued at Petrogra‘d, says a Renter dispatch, states
that the Russian transport Yenisei has been sunk iii
the Baltic by a German submarine .whilc Russial mines
and submarines have sunk three German steamers. I
The statement follows: ' ,
' “Reports from observation posts and from ounsub—
marines watching the coast reveal activity by the enemy
near our coast, especially the approaches to the Gulf
Largé enemy warships preceded by torpedo
boatsapproaclled the entrance of the Gulf on the third,
..;
“Shertly afterwards the enemy sent' out hydr‘o-aero— .
planes which attacked our ships. These hydro—aeroplane
attacks, were without result. Their projectiles missed our
vessels and they were driven off by our artillery.
“The enemy repeated the manoeuver on'tlle fourth,
but again was frustrated by Our submarines. At the same"
time in the Baltic Sea our transport Yenisei was attack- a
cd by the encmys submarines and sunk thirty—two men '
being saved. ’ 2
”VReports dated the sixth secmfiVto establish that
three enemy steamers .were sunk by mines placed in the
route Klf the enemy and by the attacks of our subma-
rines.’ ' ,1 . . f .
LONDON June 7, 6:29 a. m. —-A Renter dispatch"
from Petrograd savs -
“Statements appearing in German newspapers to the I,
‘ effect that Libau is a fortress and naval base ale ,1..- ‘
nied here. It ls stated that in 1910 Libau was abntlom
ed as a fortress, that its forte were completely dis-
. “That the Germans expected to find there important
war materials 15 proved by their- sending. many steamers
to carry away booty, but they Were disappointed as at
the beginning of mobilization all important or valuable
property was removed ,. "‘
' "The Rusaians assertetheyV
>L1bau only while thgrj.
the time the (lg-{main .
.Rpgmmfitmpt was an e to. remain masters _9f the '.
city, which 1g outside the>regron tomes deployment 6‘
I ‘ .vvoutd not shave Justified the
intended I maintain
redqmmated front
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