A RM? To LAST THRTY
YEARS
That’ssvhatweeiaimfosrhe Shhgles ave sell. but we‘ve
onlyhadthenerveseoo-soutintboopeaanddeclareit '
aineeveputinourstockefGalvanisedNaiis.
LetuabowyoutiseShingiee we recommend to be
usedwiththeseflaila.
Our Soocialfiee—Creo-Dipt Stained Shingles, Beaver .
Board, B. P. S. Paint.
The. Hatch e Bailey Co.
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NEW YORK. June tar-The ability?
of Amos F. Eno to pick winners in
the Saratoga races was brought out
yesterday at the continuation of the.
contest of his will before Surrogate?
Cohaian and a jury. George F. John-3
son, a real estate operator, who wasi
an intimate friend of Mr. Eno's tori
Buy now while this sale is on. This is the logical
place for you to buy your necessary Summer Suits. Coats.
Dresses. Waists, Skirts and Hats.
' FINAL CLEAN-UP
on all Women’s and liases' Suits, Coats, Dresses. Skirts
and Hats. 50% off while they last.
CLOAKS
33 ‘SOUTH MAIN ST.
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PARIS WE" .
.fectiy rational. R. Fulton Cutting and
_ sou'rti soawstx.
8001‘ H NORWALK’S FASHION CENTER
forty years, said that he had occasioni
several amounts from him. Asked by’
Austen G. Fox of counsel for the pro;
ponents if Mr. an's eyesight seemed;
poor the witness replied that he had'
Been his friend write out memorandal
makers. ,
' The witness said that Mr. Eno con-
tinued to dress neatly during his last
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to know. because Mr. he had woniw
of bets and hand them to the book- n
years and always appeared to be per-
S. Stanwood ilenlsen, two other wit-
nesses, sdirmed their belief in the ra-‘
ttonaiity of Mr. Eno. Undes crosses-
amtnation by John B. Stanchneid ofI
counsel for the contestants sir. Men-i
lien and air. Cutting admitted that;’
COD FISH ases-IOO|II.:‘Ie’aaaaleetolooi'oall‘llla 14¢
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
32 washingtoi? St. South Norwailt.
lb.
Till-E FISH .o-s..sceoaesssasaoeass-seosssos ‘2 lb.
WEAK FISH assessitaasuscseeeee‘eoaa'e’aa'a‘a‘mlolaiég lb.
FRuH MACKEREL oe s'sts'sts I‘ve a e e a‘s e a’u‘e'e'sVs s‘s'e e s‘l“
SEABASSsasI.0070......00'IlatoGOOD-Inlleeoatieta10¢ lb.
BUNER FISH I.....'...I.'...IIIO........‘. 1 lb.
SALMON aseaeeaasseoeeaa‘eb‘sa'btr‘ssle‘es‘ale'ssse‘aso‘ 1 ¢ lbs
fthey were Columbia graduates and.
warmly interested in the welfare ot‘
the college. in his will Mr. Eno left:
the residue of his estate, estimated atl
,05,000,000 or more, to this institution .
.i. H. Seligman. the banker, testifiedl
-that he found in. Eno sociable and!
liberal in his views. 0n crussexamiu-i
ation the witness also admitted being
.au alumnus of Columbia.
i Mr. Eno‘s foadness for fish came‘
‘out again when Edward N. Talia
of ii Washington Square North tea-l
ttiiled that he had sent some land-1
39 Main St. Norw‘lk. Eiociied salmon on several occasions
to his friend from Tuxedo. Min,
Eno reclproctted the gift with fish
caughtuin th‘ed Vici‘l‘l’i‘l)’ of. Salrlattlilga‘i
Mr. 'l‘a er sa . tnesses w o a .
t tilled earlier had told 1 Mr. Eno‘s
FRIDAY FISH SPECIALS {SZdness for “wail-eyed"opiite. ,1
- Edward W. Goggeshiiii, Chairman 0
EBAREIEISSH 10¢ ii). the Bow, ommmno, WWW"
""" ""-- 10¢ lb. Title and Trust Company. 'Which he.
ggg‘iléRMliA‘IgfiEREL . . ............ . . . . . . . . . . 12¢ ii). founded. declared that Mr. Eric had’
........ ........ benafriendand neighboriormany‘
TILE ISH ....... .. ........ 12¢ Ill: "i" "d “i“ he ”PM“ hi“ “nu-i
FRES HADDOCK _ .......... 1% lb. On one occasion Mr. Fine told him.1
' ' ' ' """ - the witness said. that lie-had no one‘
WEAK FISH . . . . . . . . . t ............. . ...... .. 14¢ lb, to 19.19 big money to, ms all of Mg!
FRESH SALMON . . fig lb, family were rich. Mr. Eno had been,
FANCY BLUE FISH ,, ............... ....... H). a director of the lawyers Title and
con FISH ......... . ...................... 4¢ ib m“ “mm" ‘°’ “W" “““" W“
' ' ~ ubseq entiy resigned.
HA Swami 3%1333‘“ CANNED SALMOI: . ' in cities-examining the witness Mr.‘
.couomun..........::::::::::::::::::::1335:: mnfiimrrri-ggmwiiiihglcom-
PALM BRAND ...... ...... 25cm 9“" ‘ ”"’ “n ‘ °' "' ‘-°'
- ' which Mr. Coggeshaii answered in t e
affirmative. The attorney then onergd
Beers Most and Provision Co. . m... m... .. w. i... .. m
. once manager in which he said that if
(2 Stores.) the company kept its agreement it
idbe thi . it al th t~
6 NORTH MAIN ST. 13 MAIN sr. 3.3:. .. minim. Slut"... 253..
South Norwalit. Phone USO.
Norwalk. _ Phone 88:.
'ii if it failed in the instance.
"Was that a ritionai thing to
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i‘write‘i" he was asked.
“From his point of view, yes," Mr.
angina Spring Leg of Pot Roast, no bone ile. Samuel Elliot. Harold Iii. Roberts.
Lamb . apart-y A lat-nee Hams 230. and Miss Mary Averill also testified in
Native Veal ..... from 10c. up Royal Hams 22c. behalf of the proponents. The trial
Home Dressed Fowla 28c. :21: 3E3?“ 3c- was continued this morning.
Fancy Romlns Chicken! -- 300- Fresh alumni-37:33:33: 10:: i ~ ‘
Chuck Roast of Beef .. 10s.,18e. Plank sinks (Special) 22c. ’ '
Pickled Trips and Pickled Pigs' Feet. M “0‘81 “nu-[RY
Everything in fine Groceries and Delicatessen.
Full line in fresh Vegetables.
Boat Butter ....... ...... 36c. WANISI Go 0 0“]
Premier Olsomargsrine ...... . ................................ 25:.
Strictly Fresh Eggs .............. . ......... . ...... . 340.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Free Delivery. Phone use 70 North Main so. m M‘ ‘ m "I
Coggeshail answered.
Dent-est mean .0ssgrss-
yarns and Elizabeth Sta.
Phones 833-153:
Several ._Varietiea
ashington St.
', Washington St.
Very Best Creamery Butter (Beckmamr quality), lb.
; scans Old Dutch Cieanserfor
if Libby‘s Chilli Con Came (Mexican style), can
Pure Leaf Lard, per pound
New York State Cheese (Very mild), lb. .
3 lbs. Fancy Whole Grain Rice for .. .
SALE NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.’S CRA KERS
Red Graham
Anoia
ass...-
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BUY YOUR : Gnocnms‘s'r
”BECKMANN’S .
Always Something Special
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee, Reg. 35c grade, lb. I. . 31¢
.......25¢
Fi'Ve O’ClOck Tea-per pkg. 8C
sissai mun—stems to
lies. not ‘
WASHINGTON. June 29.-The en-
tire congressional delegation from
I Connecticut called at the war depart-
ment yesterday noon and presented a.
petition from the oilicers. of the non-
necticut Coast Artillery corps asking
that the corps be included in the call
. for troops for duty in the United
States service. The request will be
referred to General Wood. command-
er of the department of the cast. for
consideration. The full test of the
l0,000 Hilliiifll
A New Line of Men’s Shirts
At One Dollar
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on till it t
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Destisaties «Swat Stats 0...;
tisgeats lads Kaela by 00s..
flutes-Orders is sum ft
—0esseeliesii‘isid ArtisryteI
Se is leans-oil Wsst liens?
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NEW YORK. June 29.-—A teienim‘.
from Major General Funston fixing the .
destinations “of troops from. states in
the department of the east was transy
mitted through the war departmentt
to Major General iieonard Wood late‘
yesterday. The message said:
“Request the following militia or-
ganisations be sent to the points in-
dicated: ‘
"All of Maryland to
Ten; all of Florida to Del Rio, Tex;
all of Maine and all of New Hamp-
shire to Laredo, Tex. information as
to the destination of
A'Generai Wood announced. however.
Stanchlleld “k“! him “new” 2‘ir'iihat he would not be able immediate,
iy to carry out Gen. Marion's direc-
tions. The Florida troops are not yet
ready to move and will not be for
some time, as more than half of them
are raw recruits who are unfit for
service.
Movement Postponed.
The movement of New Ham shire
troops has been postponed becau of;
their unsatisfactory equipment. physi-.
cal defects and the refusal of many‘
of the men to take the oath muster-
lng them into federal service, leaving,
the units below minimum wai I
strength. Gen. Wood said. |
Battery F, Connecticut field artil-7
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camp at West Haven. Conn. with the.
and perhaps longer.
out at present.
the troops were prepared to entrain.
10,000 on Way.
it is the plan now to send on a
units which require horses. supplying
them with animals at the border.
Gen. Wood declared he is cutting‘
“red tape" whereever possible to on!
pedite the movement of troops. He ar-
ranged today to have a tale hone ca-
fbie carrying 15 trunk lines aid from
New “York to‘lovernor's island.
DANIURY BOY DIES OF INJURIES.
DANBURY, June “Ar—John Rooney,
petition follows:
“We the undersigned otllcers
the Connecticut ‘- Coast - Artillery
corps. being assured that we reflect
the consensus of opinion of the per-
sonnel of the organisation urgently
present their claims or recognition
as an active factor in the pending
imminent trouble in Mexico. We
are at the point where we feel that
the life of the corps as a unit de-
pends largely. if not entirely on the
disposition made of us in the pres-
ent crisis and we urgentlylrequest
the privileges of serving the United
States in such capacity as‘ the presi-
dent and hiaadvisors may select.
» , present?
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J'W0;.further feel thatim‘medlate
onshOuhlbetakenaa'weareat
in mat”: was hurried to thsJDanbury Hospital
and died there several hours -iater
the nine-year-oid son of Mr. and bars
ouJames Rooney. of this city, died in the
‘ Danbury Hospital. this morning. as the
railroad engine. The boy was walk-
ing the west-bound track and Jumped
as engine; 3015. Enginemsn Engie in
charge. came along— east-hound. The
engine hit the boy throwing him on to
the embankment. beside‘ the track.
Either the blowfrom theongiae or the
blow when he struck the ground caus-
ed the concussion of the brain. He
without regaining consciousness. An
., ‘m” Q{viiittieiie'totsiis aftern. on,
net Plielau wilticouductan
Eagle Pass.
the Vermont 1
\‘ationsi Guard will be sent later." ‘
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iery. has been ordered to go to a new .
Yale battery. to remain to, . month she overcame in a most finished andimvon “cunt”
l- ’“
Regular army brilliant rendering.
officers have reported that the men . L'Hommedleu played two number (a);
in both batteries In so inexperienced I The Silver Spring in the Vale of Chant-a
that it would be “murder" to send them ounlx, by Bendei. and (b) Valso my
ziiant by Mosskowslii. tI'ith much ea-
Gen. Wood expected to receive word : pression and finish. put two of the 3
tonight. that a brigade of Pennsylvan-. program was brought to | close by'
is infantry had started for the border. ; Miss Zlnny Sachs. who gave an artistic.
Earlier in the d" it V“ "90““ in“ interpretation of the Ballade 0p. 20, n~
list, by Reinecke.
result of concussion of the brain re-l trude Sheehsn Elisabeth Sobey. 1mg
celved late yesterday afternoonmhoni raine.Tripier. Maud Warner, Edith
the boy...wss struck by s New Haven]
'to escape an approaching train just strom.
Attractive Color Effects. " Soft or ~Lnundered Cuffs.
Meir. Muslin Night Shirts soc. 75c.$r.oo. Bowls“
Men's Madras Paiamas ..$x.oo, 3;: 81-50. Boys'. 1i i1 .
A Big Line of Bathing Suits
Men" tWO‘pieCe ‘dt' lea sseIfisaeeasesaasssosgoeeae'ea,s.a'|_e-e $I'15' $1.50, ‘2‘150 ‘3-501 ”‘75
BOYS. two‘pixe .uit. loeaaseaeeassassaaaosaao‘areieaeaflleol-e~esssasesaeaa‘l'wy’l'soi “i“
Men'S one'PiOCG Sill“ seasno.so...easeaaoaas“ae‘a'aeeseg;ssa;laooaeaasaeeeel ’x-sos “'wt‘s'”
BOYS, one'Piece Sui“ 0000aseeasasealscone.-OIel'l‘e!ll.l.'.|l0.o.o.eecaODIIIUIIOOIUOIII“!'w"I"‘.-:
Striped Skirts - - -
O O O O
2 Master Carlton L'Hommcdieu
0 “tell 'Baiiade Op. 20. Adlai Reine”
. ‘ Miss Zinny Sachs
Pupils of 1010
(continued Prom Plrst Page.)
Master Carlton
10 Nikki
H.Kric_g_er&Co.
Summer Dresses 1.98 to 10.00
CrepedeCheneWaistsZ.98toS.98
Lingerie Waists - - - 1.00. :
1.00.. . .
(Children’s Dresses 500 to. 2.98
{White Millin ery at Popular Price's - "
Tailored Skirts at Reduced Prices ,
CHARGE ACCOUNTS summon a
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f is) The Silver Spring in the Vale
‘: of Chamounfx .........._...Ben
} (b) Vaise Brilliant ..... Mosskowsht ‘
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to
Mayor Harstrom. although he he.
’been the very some of accommodatio’.
during his term in othee. balked yd)
:terday afternoon, for the first um.
i when a young couple came to him with '
A noticeable feature was that all ‘ a ”(men for him to unite them ‘1.
Brady. Mary Camarota. Louise Ciose,: riage ceremonies. With‘tho
Lucy Craig, Alice Crotty. Marie Day.; is con d and o - .
Clara Deiius. Lelia Finch, oiauysgfl‘g‘g gm?“ mug-3%
Frank. Virginia Gebhard, Caroline; bridegroom were in . "a“
Glasshof. Woiiy Gottscham. ids Gen- -
Susie
uario. Elisabeth Hawxhurst,
Ednn .
Hevessey. Mildred Howell,
Hunkemeier. Louise. Hohn,
Carrie Milier.iElsie Muth. Hudaotutii.
Grace O‘Brien. Bel-the tSThistead, Mani themselves
Marion Richardson. Zinny Sachs,
GeceiimSachs. Elisabeth Siauson. Gor- formed without delay.
Weed and Almyra Weiss.
Messrs. Julius Becker, Howard Ben-
edict, James Dehfaria. Lyman Gilbert. . I ,
LeGrsnd Greenwood and Arthur thl-
..iasters Percival Anderson, Lloyd
Cave. Frank Lauder. Carlton L'Hom«
medteu “41°" Stuil. successful strawberry festiv
The program follows: ' s 001 rooms of ‘
'Berceuse ........ Bchytte $333.33.. There was,"
Miss iEilen Lane. .. tendance and the "I.“ netted
Air do Ballet ..... Mosskowaki ciety ‘ considerable "-m, of
Miss Mildred Main
Marceau Gracious Janotha
Miss‘lda Genuari »
Witches Dance .......- ...... Bartlett
‘ Miss Aimyra Webs ~
Scaramouche (The Clown)
Cbamlnade
laobevsasasesesaeaaeeaa
.mu walnut/Slim.
.‘Boatingll'cstivai at Vevey Bondei
illss' IBertha Olmstesd
Egg and chicken saiadagan
.festival lasted from sh 1m.
1.
FOURTH or gun‘s“?!
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morning paper next Tuesday‘ ' .
Veil Dance Mlg‘sdvergsements and news items
_ Mina Lucy
l'reach-tiic oillces, Honda! '
' cums on 23. (ii-minor 5'. Chopin. .
101’
early in the evening. fl
, .e " "
lilac Edna liunkemeier
‘ P
l1'1'0 the rescue of the utility.
{came none other than one '~
Minnie Dokus. our popular city clog:
‘su ii the information
Joseiovsity. Ellen Lane, Mildred Main, . faaizrfgnev. Gabriel Dohus. of
Catherine Mcinerny. Ruth Merriam.imrmed Hungarian church, mu
ingiy tie the knot. The‘coupie be . .
sueriie O'Sullivan. Angeline Paradise...Dokul’ and :finggfiyumm with? -
in connection with the marriage,
is remembered that the bride Twas .3
centiyadivorced by .her husband..:' _
Bridgeport, and that the new
Feber, Was-named in the acting.
SALAD AND STRAWBERRY
,. OUPPER. . .
The Ladies‘ Aid Society of til
walk 'rMetliodiIt Church (010
’strawberry cake were serves; "
With the d ure -‘ .
.m...°t;:...s'..... “stasis: stings... "‘32:: s... .. mm... Theme
their way to the border will be increas- 1‘“, GM: b the Men...“ nd w i he! abused in s sood mmv thins»
ed ‘0 approximately 10'000' The '9'] o‘peration or? thi part of the pupils. All12 this w“ the climax.
mainder of the Pennsylvania division play with "1“th technic. excellent
may be rushed out before Savrday. phrss ng ”d correct MIME. The
0““ pupils of Mr. Sims for this season are:
The young people, John Febfli .ut'
Bridgeport, and Mary Kaiwohi. j
South Norwaik, were told by Na
Harstrom that he was not-gimg _
Misses Annie Avcllone. Mtlicentiflsm, by charter, m perform 03! :
We .
Norwalk Chronicler