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our: THING
THE
FERRIS
COAL CO.
AFTER ANOTHER.
It has beenone old ton after
another all winter long—but that’s
over for a while.
Today let us talk about a little
fertilizer for your lawn and gar~
den. You can’t expect a nice lawn
or a thriving, productive garden
without plant food. Wood ashes
are great for the lawn and sheep
manure for general purposes is a
wonderful stimulant. Try it just
once;
WE’RE AFTER YOUR TRADE
and going to get it it there are (‘il-lt'll- ,~
lug qualities in ‘fair treatment and ‘
good service in our reliable $7 and $10;
SUlTs. Give us a chance to prove it
and you can’t get away from us. No
catastrophe for you in dealing with
no. 1
»Gottlieb’s———$7 8t $10
11 NORTH MAIN STREET. ’
Shoes
That
Cause
Comment
Shoes that command the at-
; tentlon and admiration because
1 of their style and anion. and to
troll at popular prices. 82 to 85.
This season's line has a wide
‘ range of new idea: in addition
. to our lino conservative types.
lA feature at the (tolling
. Supreme Court dentition la the Stun .
‘ an! Oil cane caused an whitening at a
the stock market from its long period
of inactivity, and prices wont upward
" with a. rush-ht" the onenlag‘.‘ today.
‘(laias ranged-from large fractions to
nooriy‘B points and the market‘wao
Vel’y active. Standard Oil opened on
the curb at 675.11 loss of 4, 3-4 points,
but a few minutes later more than re-
covered the loss. selling at 680. On
the” Stock Elicllanne there were uvido
"openings in several of the more active
issues. I]. 8. Steel opened-with“s111ea
0i,15,000 shares at how 77 to 78, with
a maximum gain or 2 18. Reading
sold from if ll C12 to 1571-,4 gaining 2
puma-1.0.1111 Unltm Pacific advanced the
some amount on heavy dealings. 0th-
or gains wem Vilginla Carolina Chem-
ical 2 3 .1, international llarvester212
General Electric and Consolidated this
1 3-1. ll. S. Rubber and Lehigh Val-
ioy l 1-2 .Southern Pacific ‘l. l-zl. Atehi-
son 1 1-8, and Northern Pacific, Dela-
ware. and iiudson and Amalgamated
Copper 3 point.
WALL S'l‘nnn'r; il a. m.-—Se(‘outl-
arr prices were lower, prom, taking
sales appearing in suiiirlont volume to
send values hack sharply. U. 8. Steel
reartml a point. The market soon ltd-
jusuul itself to the lower level, and
then hogau’to creep gradually upward.
with activity inoreaaiuz largely? on the
rise. tidying by the short interest
Wan on-an enormous scale and hull or»
. arators took on large lines or stock
with renewed confidence. Prices at it
‘ o‘clock wore front a fraction to ill
fliltli'e the initial ligurus with Union
Pacific showing a rise of three points.
was the
strength shown bv many industrial
~ properties American 'l‘ohaeco jumped
.16 points on the (furl).
1c.“- Ice Ice
Crystal Wave '
Ice Co.
"a. 'r. BATES, Manager
We wish to inform the‘ people of
South Not-walk that we are in the ice
business and wé‘ deal ln‘Pure lee. di-
rect‘irom the Beriiahlre ice Comnany,
right of! the pure latte No dealer cello
purer ice. for it all comes from the
lame place.
We take pleaouro in giving our coo-
tomero good «Nice and honest weight.
Our price.“ wholoulo is 17¢ per
. hundred. or $3.40 per ton. in any quon»
tity that may he desired. We also soil
to family trade at 300p"- hundred.
Sendyour onion to otlice. ,
‘ Cor. FAIRFIELD MD
CONNECTICUT AVENUES
Tel. 897 or 259-3
tam-"13$“ tot.
Don' t Find .
A Loan to suit you let us send you 1
particulars regarding our 13% 3
First Mortgage Gold
Coupon Bonds
with a bonus of Common Stock.
Denominations ot liondu, 3200, “till
or $1.000.
When you think of the heat and
union: aeouritioo paying good div-
idendo, thiulta 0t
COBURN 81 HULL
in Wllhlnfltflfl at. on. Notions
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M.
our
Hazelton'
COAL
«a, '
The]! Hershileld lit Son Co. ,
than was “blowing" a‘oout what
loan to the some.
.- s Beers & o.“
13 MAIN 8T» NORWALK
22 W. WASHINGTON 8T” 80. NOR.
26 WOODWARD AVE.. 80. NOR.
WLWW . .. durum-«Lamar».
on All wants m nonsmm an
Funeral of Mr. Fruedenthal.
The funeral of Charles ll. Frontiers
th’ai was held at 2:30 Sunday after?
noon from his into home, it Green
Wood avenue. Bothel. A large delega-
tion from Eureka lodge, No. 83. F.- dt
A. .M. or which the deceased, was a
member, was present. The first. part
or the services Wore conducted by Rev.
A. '1‘. Steele, pastor or the Congrega-
tional church, and two selections were
sung by a quartet, composed of Mrs.”
"Leroy Stone, Miss Anna
1.. Smith.
Howard ii. Woodman and 'i‘. A. Evane.
The. impressive ritual service or the
Masonic order was conducted by the
lodge. The remains were taken to Da-
rinu on the 11:57 train this morning.
for interment in the Spring (lrovo
cemetery. Worshlntul Master John
MoCorkoll and others, no follows, from
the lodge, who acted as trail-boarera. es-
corted the body to ilnrlen: iiraoey
lliokoh. Walter Dorie. Harry Hellman,
Chat-lea. Mansfield, \Vlloholl A. Leone"
and Eli Judson.
Mra. W. E. Rowell.
Mrs. w, l-S. liowoll. of ilronoco.
‘llaino. mother of him .i. Milton El-
wood of llaar Norwalh died Sunday
noon at her homo. at tho alto oi sixty-
lwo yours. Mrs. Elwood was at tho
bedside of her mother. when the and
«auto. and Mr. Elwood loi‘t, last. even-
huz. ior tiranocu. to attend the tuner-
111 at-lx'ieos, willoh ulll be held tomor-
row allot-noon.
Frank Labunek.
l" nuk Lahnnolc died yesterday at
tin- Norwnllt Hospital. at the one of all
yours. The «lot-eased is survived by
a Who. The tuneral services over the
rolnnlns will be. hold from St. Joseph's
churrll, tomorrow morning at 9 o‘oloolt
and the interment will iollow in the
St. Mary’s cemetery.
Funeral are. H. Holmoo.
'l‘llo ‘iunomi services» of the late
Gnome lilorolmuan Holmes, of Main
street are to he held Wednesday alter
noon at 3: 30 oolocl: from his into
home ltov. (leorxo Drew Egbert. oas-
tor of the Flushing la 1-. Congregation-
al ehun'h will otticlate. The inter-
mom will latte place. at the com-en-
ieaee oi the family.
Funeral of Mn. Jayme Word.
The funeral services of the late litre.
James Ward, of Holden Hill were held
this alteration from her into home.
Rev. (‘ A Marks olllciotod and the in
torment tollowod in St. Matthow' a com
New in Wilton.
m
llllill Blilllllll. llllT£8 ‘
Next Friday will he observed as
health day in tho erhnol and Dr. (lum-
hart in trying to set some local ally-
simian to giro tho students a ahort
Iallt oo‘hyaicne. and also on the great
oiloria which are being. exerted to bet-
ter tho renditions in the large cities.
Among the great number of prime
which have heart altered to tho etu-
vionte or the school the Colonial Damon
of otherness uttered a urine for the
host outlay of the colonial not-hm. qua
was recolvod this morning that .Mioa'
Anna Frontier-total. oi ‘Norwalll. al-
though she didn't receive a nrhla, was
ulven it until oi utdrit. Mina l‘mnder-
goat's auhioot was "l‘he incident at
Deorllold."
The etudonta are when illltlt‘ll over
line that that the baseball team detent-
‘011 or. Mary's Young Men’s, Club team
on Saturday, tor that latter unreali-
it
would do to Nerwailt high school prev
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GOV. GHAMISSLMN“ DKA‘TH.
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COWS ARE BllllllEll
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dilllll'ilyiiig a number of out buildings
which were closely adjoining the blaz-
ing structure.’ Water had to be pro-
eurod from a well. as there are on
plane laid in west Nor-walk. and the
work wan therefore necessarily slow.
'l‘he' barn was built but about two
years alto and was one of the finest
anilinrgom in West Norwalk. The loss
will he a great blow to Mr. Warren
and he has the sympathy of the entire
community. in the barn was a quan-
lily of hay, part of which had ‘h-eon
sold but not yet removed, and 31-hour
her or (arm wagons and farming im-
plements. iltlrlltlt‘. the horse and cows.
Mr. Warren and son follow hay ltrow-'
tag as it livelihood and some of the
hay in the ham was oi the host the)"
had ham-uteri at the last crop. ‘
lion" the tire started will lirohnhly
hover he known, hot the ham was as
dry on tinder and with the hay, loose
in the lofts, the tire. gained grout
headway in it mariiruinrly short time.
There had horn no one in the hunt,
which was in any way connected with
the Warren honm, altar .5 o‘elork. over
four, hours before the tire was discov-
emu, but it in thought likely that some
wandering hohu with a nine had entwi-
ml in for a night‘s rest. The tire. room-
mine have stat-mi in one or the hay
lolts. and rule would tend to advance
this theory of the tirir's origin.
So quickly it... the pinch enveloned
with llamas and so intense was the
hoot. that no lilii'lnlil could he made
tmrot anything out oi the barn when
those Who could have done so dilrllol‘
united. The horn was in quite a
iarguo estate and “till Well knoun to
Norwnlkrrn. it mood in West (Sedat-
atreotiat one oido or the house.
it it! not known whether Mr. Wur-
ren will lflilllild or not, out it in
thought “liar Jfill he at" do so for
he sill need a horn in the routing hm-
lng season
"Don" Women is a familiar More
in 150th Norwalk and has often been
neon about illitl rm going llolllt‘ with
salt ha}. from a number or salt
marshes which he; owns. He also is
well known to a another on the hill
ecu tion of the city, from whom he we
wont, inc-low the our free collection
of garbage was int-tinned. to rart
' 51an all aarhoge. using the More for
his nine lie in quite an old man now,
however. and not no wry an In former
days. the harden or the work having
fallen on his lion.
Raymond Sherwood, or Norwullt.
look a party to the tire in his largo au-
tomobllr.
mm..-...-.. «M .a
000 FELLOW!“ TRIP To DANIURV
it is (oriented that tally two hnn~
tired tnetnlwra of Butler Lodge and
Our Brnihoru' Lodge, at South Nor-
wolh had Norwailc. respectively. will
take tho atmelal train to llanhury, this
raw-ulna. to attend,” the demolition.
which convenes there. The men are
planning to have a great flood time.
Along with the Odd Follows will do
a detonation o! the memboro oi Unea-
Hoylol‘t. who will work the degree at
the institution or Pond- ilaylo‘tt.
Frank I Joan: and Charles it. law-
roneo, oi Namath. came very near be-
ill; lniursu yesterday in an autumn
hllo vn nurriou aooldent but luckily
weaned into in time. They 1» to (trim
me torrent nu: ma along at il/‘otreet
and turned suddenly in to 01) mill
street. without turnint "Guild-to one
it anything was approaching. lint
something was and it was an automo-
hllo driven by Captain Albert Mow
man. Mr .lonee. who was driving the
hone. that turned the animal head in“
lime to prevent the collision, which
ilihwtatom thought was unavoidable.
”lib. auto hesitation and the not-rioto-
' .“ admin-net! no in nutrient.
wi-
tinder Wood» of it‘ll-It street, on
‘ Namath. one operated “W; at the .
Norwalk's
Leading Dry Goods Store,
nos. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK, CONN.
Pretty Parasols
All the new ideas' in this neeeSsary adjunct to My Lady's costume. All with the popular
‘ Directoire handles to various woods and colors.
Plain Pongee with hemetitehed borders, also with borders of various shades, $1.00.
Silk Pongees, hemetitched borders, $1.75. ‘ ‘
A very complete line of Silk Parasols, solid colors, in all the latest shades, $2.00.
Handsomely embroidered White Parasols, $2.00 and $2. 25.
Black and White Parasols.‘ 1n stylish stripes and checks, $2. 00, $2. 50. $3. 00, $3 50.
V
Very attractive Persian Silk Parasols m a great variety of colors and designs, $3.50. ,
Fine Colored Silk Parasols, solid centers, and fancy wide borders of many designs, $5.
CHILDREN'S PARASOLS
Bright colors, natural‘waod handles, 25c. Silk, handles enameled to match, 750.
, Interest
. to ~
, Women
'l‘houeh you may feel ohllged to
economize in many ways, let is never
ha in law ponder and (rennin. The
heat is none too good {or treatment oi
the late. 1
l
l
m
’l‘lm hodlre of (rocks made trout hor-
doiod material is lrequeutly fashioned
entirely from the horder, which gives
a nmty orient oi an ornamental mater-
ial helm; used that is in nerieet har-
mony with the gown material.
Frequent dampeningoi the hair with
Water sires it o musty, disagreeable
odor. whether it is done to keep the
hair from flying shout or when putting
it up in curlers. ,
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The "Pictorial Reriew's" June motto
in train Victor Hugo. and it tan good-
one: ”Courage for the great sorrows
of life. and patience tor the small
ones: and then, when you have no-
uomnlluhed your daily task.
sleep in peace. (led in awake.
Get out into the country just an
often on you can these sweet spring
tit-yea. A tow hours in the fresh spring
air, away from the dust and hnhhuh
or town will do you worlds at Will.
oils» for more than the heat doctor
can do.
WNW
Thin sandwiches made at chopped
olive: and owner Spanish hoppers are‘
very optimising.
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The one: or Harry Kelley. who was
arrested. rent-12rd”. on a charge at in-
toxication. cameuu hetero Judge Wil-
ilotn F. Tammany. this morning. at the
Norwelk Town Chart. Kelley one
lound utility and lined. $3 and costs.-
union will he worked oat in minim-
port.
Wu...“
Song Recast
Mrs. A. Havdand
Assisted by Mil. LUGKS‘YONI i
nooswooo-e‘ hate, aohwata,
grisly-m2. m 19.11.15
our in! Glen-
‘ 1 ‘ i
80 to
“WilSt is the Best Featule about your
’itchén: ‘ Cabinet. i”
, a woman nos asked.
“it Sares ‘sMiles‘ ol~;Steps for
‘ Tired Feet”
she ”towered quickly
Come' In and let us give you
Price
0 demonstrate 1—-
- . The amt-r
Special Saves Miles of Steps A
{or Tired Foot. '.
0.
."
$25.00
In Our Cloak and Salt
Department we are showing a
very choice assortment of Dress and
Walking Skirts. leo, Silk, Panama
and Serge, at popular prices
On Small Weekly!
Payments
You can Dress
Yourself and
Family
iN JUDGE LOGKWOOCD'B COURT.
a”
Three Men Goal. to liridoeport Jail,
This Morning. tor Wanner.
l’roseontinfs Attorney Louis hold-C
echmidt of warmth, that three eased
this morality. which he omencutea
With such out an to More conviction"
at the hands of Judge mum-d lit.
Lockheed. The thre, than Wore arrest-z,
ohm Sergeant Bryan. ll. limit and
railroad with ltdm‘lilidy. hinge Lock-r
wood sentenced them all: ’
KNOX HATS
. mafly outwit Hot 60.. oi Non
STRAW HAT TIME l8 HERE
«.00 $4.00 mo
“MUTUAL" ‘
walk, 32.00".“ 33.00,
PANAMAS
05.00 and ".00
Norwalk Chronicler