‘. .he had not-paid
ACoanmoanmI
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} Beckman’s
— AND 3rd.
‘Campbeli's Soups . ..
Beech Nut Bacon, reg. 30c jar .
35C bottle Schuble’s (kape Juice ...........1.....
-15c bottle Ritz Cocktail, none
. Always something special—Eyery business day. 3% 1
GAINS WHICH WILL EXPLODE 0N jULY $.11
......... 3 cans 25¢
25¢
.nougorneeenii...
better, bot
10¢
,If‘ancy California Lemons (worth 30c), doz. . 18¢
:Armour’s Vienna Sausage,,(_Reg. 18c can) .. . . . . ..
DM'ongram Rye Whiskey (for home use) bot.
'-Gordon Gin, Dubonnet Wine or Apricot Brandy, bot 95¢
NORWALK’S LARGEST FOOD MARKET.
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--—-AND COMPANY”
Phone
440.
I BOWLING We “0-: Jul, 1..
‘On the morning of the wedding 0!
her daughter, Mrs. Champ Clarimite .
or the Speaker of the National House
of Representatives. dumped out o!
a Argo, _ at: In the wedding.
. i indfitfio .. 1‘ waking} tier husband or,
i law-"fin ' ‘ dike )ridai party. or.
i
a relief “Eumniobilo party and
loan uwmummm“
mum-immuno-
bed at’go W3 or the derailment of I
.1 15¢,
- 80¢ 4
.‘National Biscuit Co.’s Crackers 5c grade 11¢, 10c grade 9¢
Ghiotto +81 iKuban
114 50. Mai; Si. So. Noiwaik
31111311 1111 1111111 in 11113:.
Raspberries,
CocOan11ts,WatermeIons.
Blackberries, Huckleberries, Strawberries,
Musk Melons, Plums, Peaches Apricots, Cherries, Pineap-
pies, Grape Fruit, Apples, Tangerines, Lemons, Bananas,
1
Full line oi
Vegetables
' Free Delivery. .'
BECUEST DUE FOR FDRTY YEARS
_NOW IS ORDERED PAID. V
Litigation Ovor Gideon'Jenninns Es
”rate Ends in Common Plan.
*A__’ bequest of the Gideon Jennings-
estate, which was probated in 1875.
was ordered paid yesterday by‘a .de-
clsion of A‘cting‘Judgs Wilder of :the
_ common pleas court In the suit
”broiight by Sarah Wheeler of Bridge-
porlg. agoinst Austin Jennings of
_. Bridgeport ~
It was Iall‘eged that Jennings was
executor ’on ’the Gideon Jennings es-
into; and that in January, 1815, the
. plaintiff was entitled to =8. legacy lot
8144. 86. She says Austin“ Jennings
, refused to give this moiiey to her“ but
Instead deposited it in the Southport
~ National Bank in his own nam6.- She
Allied $700 damages. Counsel for
Iings claimed that their client of-
the plaintiff the money in 1876
.. She refused it. She did not ask’
or it a'g'a‘in until 191’2 when she de-
‘ dedeinterest.
the suit brought by Mason &
.. in, piano manuIacturers, against
Roman. Feinburg ot Norwaik,
- oonr‘t gives the plaintiffs $10 damages
and; possession of a piano in dispute.
‘ “it was claimed that Feinberg had re ‘
fused to surrender a piano for which
GONNIE‘flACK WILL NOT QUIT
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.. , ,. Phone 1345,...
Athletics, neither will he allow any
dire to interfere with him in the run-
ning of his team. This is the gist of
a statement made at Broad street sta~
tion by Connie Mack last night while
the team was on the way from Wash-,-
lngton to Boston.‘ ‘ I
' “My interest In the Athletics is not
for sale at any price,” he said. “But
any time my partners aretdissatisflcd
“hind
want to the scene of the accident.
Bennett Clark. her son. a clerk at
the speaker's table in the House of
Representatives. was the only other
Mid 0:911!!!me previously
beencharsedwltb my .
W
MMNmmblt.wfllheroleued
on m bull mam 1:1!
sedan-uretrhelnnami-hedbyhn
immanennauthum
Pia-mute my started with their.
iron the slime“ M219 Ammo!
dormant-mums
member or the 'Clark family to
awaken during the excitement. He,
utili‘3 his magi}, an“ dozen pews-1
posed the relief party.
Four cars ot'the Chicago and Alton
passenger train on route (tom Kan-
sas City to Chicago left the rails at
Curryville, six miles west at Bowling
Green. Among the guests to the
Ciark-Thompaonzweddlngonthe train
were two brothers of Mrs. Clark.
George and Joel Bennett. and the lat-
ter's wire. None of the passengers
was injured. though all were; badly
shaken up.
The accident occurred about mid-
night and an hour later a railway.
man went to the Clark home and an-
nounced the train had been 1! ed.
Automobiles brought to Bowng
Green some of the stalled wedding
8‘10“!- .
lies G'eneVIvle Clark is to be than
ried today to James Medlhany Thom-
son. publisher of tie New Orleans
ltetn.
Mr. Thomson and a majority o! the
bridd‘l party reached Bowling Green
last night, preceding the one which
.was deraued.
sues correspondents lien! to Buwllng“ ‘
.1 Green» to neport the wedding. coin
Slit: T31 98
67111an 511111
SPECIALS
THE LITTLE
OPEN FRIDAY EVENING
$2. 50 SKR'I‘S in nor- ,
$.99 “gaista at ”H...
$3130 Al’aists “m
$3.30 Crepe dé Chine
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RAILROAD DEMDIIAIR .
DDSIADIID DI DDDDI
JEFFERSON CITY. Md, July 1.‘
1—-'l‘he Missouri Supreme Court yea~
terday sustained the demurrer oi the
Chicago and Alton Railroad against
the suit of the state to recover $2,.
000,000 in alleged excess fares col-
lected nihlle die two ceuttal and
maximum freight laws were in liti‘
gallon. >
The decision of the Supreme Court
was in athrmation of the decision 01" ‘
the Circuit Court of Saline county and
with the suits broughtrlry Attorney
tings of the state. The d
throws the suit against the C
and Alton out of court.
‘The amount sought (or recovery in.
all the suits aggregates $24,000,000,
the attorney general claiming -that
. the state has a right, acting for the
‘ poo to, to bring suit for all the ex-
cess fares cellected in the years the
Missouri rate laws were pending in
the federal courts.
the two cent passenger rate law, and
the maximum height law As soon
as the decision Was announced the
:llgod cut passenger rates.
1 rm 3 cents,
was made to refund the excess fares
collected while the law was in liti-
gation.
with the way I‘m running my ball
like .what L’m doing and wants ’to
drive me out of the city 016$?~ can do
of driving me out, for I don’t intend
to quit.
“There’is one thing certain,
over, I’m .9“ going-to let any one tell
me how to run my clu. ”
somAN {mono or GREENWICH
Is DEAD. . r
Gannnw‘mm July 1.—i-Seoma‘n
Mead, one of the best knoWn resi-
dents ot the western part of the state,
died here yesterday after an illness
or several weeks at the age “of '18
e‘yeArs. ‘ He was chaizonan crime as
publican- town commltiee t
club or the American League does not!
it easy enough. But it will be a case
1‘:
how- .,
Attorney General Barker filed a
blanket suit for $2,000, 000 against
each of twelve trunk lines, on ' the
theory that‘ the excess passenger and
freight rates collected by each would
approximate that sum.
CLAIM FORTY YEARS OLD.
If!!! to recover $114. 86 with costs in 11
ago. Sarah M. Wheeler Isued Arthur
than torty years ago. The plaintlli:
chimed interest, but it was not allow-
ed. , _ .. .
g-"
' WOMAN 1-111:er poison.
is- construed by lawyers .as.- -11ettiug-l
out the policy of the eohrtfln dealing
General Barker againstmall th’3'tr1ink “‘
cage
The Federal Supreme Court upheld ‘
from 1
but no arrangement‘
‘.Judg1nen1 is rendered in the Coma f
Anon Pleas Court in raver or the plain- .
claim which was associated with the j
distribution of an estate torty years ‘
«leanings in connection with the estate .
.ol Gideon M. Jennings, who died more .
SHOP - 7
OPEN FRIDAY EVENING LATE 6LOSE SATURDAY“
‘ Waists‘.‘~.v....'.‘.1. $2.98
$1.50 Petticoats at . . . $1.00 ' ‘
' "July 2nd. and 3rd.
Boys’ $5 Knick. Suits
Mens’ $20 Suits $16.85
VMens $1 Pores Union Suits , 79c
“Mens’ 50c Poros shirts and drawers 39c
Mens’ 50c wash four-in-hands‘
three for
Mens’ 50c Bnibri’gan UnderWear
.Mens’ $8 Straw Hats.
Mens’ $150 Star Shirts . .
Mens $2 Star Shirts
$1.00,;
439C
112.211
$1.15.
' $1. 35
f' i
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nave-unseen.
- $19.98...an .-
" . $698 " WHITE CHIN-
New :‘Chic Models {in
f.
T 5 This Sale comes in an opportune moment just when the Summer is starting
Summer Clothes are needed; also vacations are at hand and this gives YO“ she “3””th =‘
of filling your wardrobe with new
COATS DRESSES, SKIRTS, WAISTS ' " ':‘.
O O
,.:,.:..:..:”: “:“:” «00:».
and nice new ‘
”A Lot‘of‘SUITS‘mll boron?
$3.98
A Few.Re1naining Attrac~
tive Models in SUITS were,
.. .i._.'$9.-.93“
.1: V ‘ a - 1
. CHILLA CoATs $4.983 3 some Greatly Reduced.
' . ' Wonderful Values
CODES? a ‘ HALF PRICE-If did stfifitIz—“f'iif.
UNDERWEAR HOSIERY ETC
A .123? ‘SE‘WASH sxm‘jrs an Our use and $2. 49 LIN
1:
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19¢
it
DRESSES, plain colors
2 $556 ending? DRAWERQJ'
‘ . . . . ,. ., , GERIE wsiszrs will be A} the ping, the”
380“ up to ”‘98 “5" 98¢; on sale for “.4...” .-. 79¢ {17} will 13}? marked 3
A mquQTI—I . A Lot of WAISTS, former—
”SKIRE‘E"; ,fi " y: ' lg 93c, to be closed out 11'
_ , w......... 89¢ £ng : .....,........,3Q¢
f . ’ 3 " ‘ RD}
Remaining Stock or Spring _ 15° SEESETACOYE
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