EjTIME.,TI-IE PLACE“
AND THE coat.
next winter is now—«and what-
Jar happens don’; forget that we
gave you this advice.
THE PLACE to buy Coal is
Here—and thousands there be
who have so found it. .
THE COAL we sell is of the
best quality—and we’d greatly
like a chance to prove this fact
to You. "
How many tons do you need?
THE TIME to buy Coal for
THURSDAY, AUG. 17, 1911
i E.‘I...m..l.l
NOTICE '
‘ O
, I'pay! lo a lb. .Ior rage and 20::
out. for flat newspapoxa. Best ‘
prices for rubbers, metals and
Iron. Feathers a enormity. I
don't go around with bells and
‘ the name junk dealer in autumn .
, tinned on the wagon, only Wm.‘
Enron, 35 Fort St... East Nor-
, walk. ’l‘el. I‘ll. WheI wearer
' buying the Junk the an muet
glVe you a duplicate bill to satis-
fy you;
Large Bluefish
Sea Bass
Fresh Cad
Long Clams .
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershiield 81 Son Co.
~.an.wmwfl.~m
Jilllll l. Billll Illlllllll
Hillillllllll lilllll
Bands in His Applicationon Be-
Conneally &
Bracken
E c. BURT’S
Ladies’
Oxfords &
' Pumps
Emerson and
Kieth-Konqueror
for Men
Conneally 81
Bracken
81 WASHINGTON 8T.
Tel. 363-4
.....
We inimply will not carry over Idem
fiasco to season our
Oxfords
Will Sell Same at
Cost
«~4th LEVY“
1“ WAIHINGTON ITREET BfiIDOI
SOUTH NORWALK
W .
HACKENSCHMIDT BEGINS TRAIN-
~ ING.
CHICAGO. Aug. Ila—George llnck
ennolilnldi. the "Iluaalau Lion,“ who Is
matched In wmnllo Frank (lolch, the
champion, on Labor Day, will no at
onoo to’hin training ounriera ,0n the
north shore pl“ liako Michigan, upon
Illa arrival here today from New York.
in the crowd or trlondn and mat "hula"
who will great HankonarlImlIlt, will bo
Emil Killull. who In looking alter tho
Intercom or Champion tlolch. KIIllliI
purponen to have a look at tho anal
longer and determine it penulbie who
titer there has been any improvement
since be last. had a gllmpno of him.
Klank in of the opinion that he ran
tell at once something about ilixauken
sehmldt’a pinnhul condition by bin
walk and nppearnnrr Gulch will
learn llin l‘nIIII iii. Humboldt, la.. Aux.
an and come to (‘hlcugo to put on the
" finishing touches III his training.
s..-
not only from the kn
liberal rate of interest
|
T°'- 2’" ‘22 W" ”" inn Arrested by State Police-
; man Bridgeman
FAlUi‘lElJ), Aug. l'l.-~«l~‘alriiold drew
Ila breath In acandnllzed surprise, this
I noon when the grim newa flashed
ACCUMULAT'VE PREFERRED CAP' about the Iowa that John E BoIle, J.
ITAL STOCK
I’., unoiilolal Muon, pnnevm oI cool
Pf "‘9 ““7““ Securitiea G- Mortgage and Ioi’leshing, soda waivr Io the woaly
ledge that your money in rate and earn
ill; from the Incl that son are living
Ei'lfilaii‘l'l °I.i'1¥illnfiih.§‘ilm‘§‘gfit; and head of the I-alrllold board at
Thu; allotment will be gold at a pl ire 'l‘lade. had been placed in the custody
that will not. the purchaser 8% divl- ol‘ the law ,
(lends, tax exempt, in the state of New No! H couldn't 1m 'l‘olophonoe
York, In secured by real estate in the _ V .. , ‘ ‘
city or Brooklyn equal to three times Iang and neighhols littalulttl
the nine of the issue. This stock is (turn confirmation or denials of the ti
limited in amounts to each purchaser. dingo. Alas, it was true. John Boyle
For full particulars, write, phone or was under arrest. The ”NEW“
call. school talked lynching, and State Pa
CO BURN & HU LL liconmn ll. W. Bridgeman who was 1‘0
,sponsibln for the turmoil sought solo»
94 Washington 81.. South Norwalk (y in other quarters,
Tel. 414-4
the cause of all the Il‘olllilv. It used to
"The first and worst of glalmlo on Mr. llol‘lo‘a l-‘rmulor oar,
I land when he bought an Urerlund, be
all {tends is to Cheat ones switrlwd the registry number to It.
self. e-Bailey.
tliiiccr llridgoInnII, who lays awake
Don't cheat yourself any longer with nights thinking about those things.
Interior Cigars. Smoke us.
doolaroa that Mr. Boyle violated the
‘ law in so doing.
ROGER LUDLOW Ho stepped Into the, Boyle drug store
‘ " this morning and hailed the proprietor.
TWIN CITY "In this John E. Boyle?" he asked.
NUGGET
LITTLE GEM
CIGARS
air."
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ATWOOD REACHEB VENICE.
W- ..
Landed in II Field in the Outuklrtu oi
the City Thin Morning.
"II in he," returned Mr, Iloyle gram-
matically,,al the some time rapidly
calculating the chain-ea an to whether
his visitor would ask for II bushel of
B. J. REYNOLDS, Mir. oats, a hairpin. a pinup oi soda water,
a gallon kerosene, a marriage caro-
W' W WW mono) or box of lluylora all of which
are on lap at Mr. Iloyle'n versatile
lllllll Ill ll____l_ll Sillill
‘ "Then you are under arrest.
WALL. STREET m 10 a m mgeu roturnod the Inlnlon of the law.
lug of stocks was resumed at III. on? ”The drinks ""3 0“ 1119'" C00"! ‘9
enlng today with losses or a point plied Mr. Boyle. drawing a gluon of
and a quarter III Great Northern pi'd. MOXII‘: "Whili ll 3'0“ have”
and a point each for Reading. SI pm" I “Nothing,“l I-plied Policeman Bridge-
Mlnsouti Pacino. Northern Pacific, Vir mun cling II nearby bottle of arsenic
ulnla Carolina Chemiral and Brooklyn ullb some suspicion
Rapid Transit. There were heavy The Inn then walked to the other of
flflNIOIIlll (IeIlInen in Union Pacific luIIIIre Baron Waltenlnn, who awni-
imoIlcnn Smelling, National Lead and low“! lliii iiilrlii'lm‘ Mid FGII‘IIMII Mk
II. 8. Stool. The onlv noteworthy limit». on hin oun rmoanlznnro lie
gains at the opening wow. a point, will In.» IIlod tonight. llt- baa nlwady
each in Canadian Pacific and Republic!i Will NH iiilillli'flllml llil Inomlmrshtp
Steel and iron pill. in the I‘ riminula' club in New Haven.
Wall Strum, ll arm hum-Billet; ol’ (Tana The Hill‘giOH! aludnmn ale collecting
Illan l’ut‘illcboon wiped out mm a plirao Io pit-sent him with a lllllo
HiONIH gain and lint gold oil “In, a gold ball Imdchalu, Io uenruronndhln
nnmbm of new low Inocorda Inrludlnlt Iillklt‘
Alohlnon. Reading! Loni Valley, the
llill Iaauen ‘JDIIIlleI II l’nclilo New
York Central Amalgamated and Amer
loan Smelling ()rtarlnna of Union
bacilli: wore freely absorbed. bou t-voI, ViuNl (‘I MK h “-Thl‘ei" Illiii‘li from
and the nirength or that mock, which the and of ”m first Marlo of m“ liight
regained ovnr two poluta. lound ita ro ‘ todnv Ham 3, A.twood who as malt
"notion in tho onIIIo unukot which for “It a mm” rountrv “mm from at
tho Iirai time this week denoted nan Donia In New York alighled in a new
IInni anpport togolhor with extensive near born In order m lwl hla bonrinltn."
covering oi‘ abort col: irnrta. He had 5"," completed H “mm m m;
WM'E“ HT““‘”' 1 p. In.wlmpl‘on Iniloa from 'lolodo. 'Iho landing at
turn buying of ii ll. iilunl made that nominally In a Iillllrull mm on Atwood
alook the louder of tho midday mulkol. Innnl Ilnavrnd in tho rouri- -lInuno lard
llnlon P'lillilc made It timber Itiiilltlll (‘Aill’ Piiliilill' Ohio. Ann. ll' W Al
III gain, but both of them loauon re wood pnnand over horn. ilrlnn “)0 lerl.
ceded from their boa i when runrtlonn Mm M ii. In a h. A” ,1", marknmen
0' B ”0““ 0" "‘0‘“ were “"3“!de M attending the National Rifle Manolo
Hi? “I” HIOI‘IIH, Southern i’nclfia, Si v “on! H RHOOI fiiUllpnd tnrgat ”fugue“ ‘0
Paul and lmhlgll Valloy. ”new him. Atwood wna then 34 milea
‘ W' from 'l‘olodo and 24 from Sandu‘alty.
boat anything? Try a iientinel ad.
The majority of peoule are honest.
W mun—”W
' Countable Henry S. Shiner hurled
hlmaell. Ibla afternoon, in Invostigat
ing the IInIortIInnte death of Julia
,belnnter, who was killed at the Stand-
ard Olmvm‘iln, will! the View of unner-
taininx who and what the man was.
lunurnnre unborn wore lound which
showed that ho had a wife and was at
years of use. lie renlded In East, Nor
"Walk. I ‘
Wm“ M
Wigwag~The secret of a happy
married life in to many one'n oppo-
alto.
(Waiting—wiles. i have frequently m
marked that your renewal! a most
charming womanml’lniadeiphln ileu-
‘Soft Shell Crabs
Homer S. Beers & Co.
13 MAIN 811, NORWALK
22 W. WASHINGTON 8T., 80. NOR.
26 WOODWARD AVE... 80. NOR.
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autumnal
Unable to Carry Out the Program
Planned tor Him in Boston,
Today . l
BOSTON, Aug. l7.~-_An attack of
acute lIuIiIIeinon,‘Ilnelared by bin at-
iondanla to be slight, caused the trilll'l
collation of the program of entorlalnvl
man I In honor of Admiral Togo, the‘
Japanese naval omoer, hero Iodav. Thu ,
plopoaod trip of the admiral Io l’ro-'
Iluvotoun to receive the courlvolos of
film United {States lloet at that port
was also abandoned.
Ibo Illness milled Ilu- admiral a!
tor be. had rrllrod at his hotel lnat
plant. The Inpanono pal-II animal
from New York but: and it was laid
night “hon Admilul 'iogo um: ahln Io
proceed to his mom after the recoup-
Iion he had recelwd :II the Inllrond
station and hotel hero. I
Tim. Incl that the naval commander
was Ill did nol barman known outside
or inn party until today, III about thus.
hour at whirh he was sellwiulud to1
take up the program proparvd III his
honor. Just before. iI o'rloola word‘
was given out that tho admiral was.
not well, and It would no unwiao fori
him In participate in the aroma ar-
ranged for today. At the same time II
who muted that ml Iii‘diaposllion was
not severe. Up to 9:30p. In, no phy-i
airlan had been called.
Captain Tomplln M. Polls. of the
Navy Department. said that the llil“
miral was In no alarming condition,
and that he ronaldered the attack duo
in the strenuous program which the
visitor had been rarrylng out in the
course of the para Iew dnya. Accord-
ingly, Admiral Togo decided In spend
a quiet day today at his hotel.
M the proarmu arranged tor the
Japanese admiral provides (or his du-
nurture tomorrow for Niagara Falls.
today‘s interruption eliminate“ practi-
cally all ol‘ bin hIIIsaarhuaeltn engage-
menIa, which beside: the proposed
visit to I’rovimotuwn to vlnw the man‘ ‘
oeuvres of the North Atlantic linen}
ombrarod oflk-lal calls upon the union
govyornor and tho mayor of Boston,
and a banquet at the Algonquin Club,‘
beside: minor aorlal lnoldenta. Seror—'
al prominent Japanese olllzunu of HIM!»
Ion, who called at the hotel edrly In
the lorenoou. did not one Admiral
Togo. Captain liolln Informing ”milk
that tho admiral wan Ill and wan res
calving no rollers.
A III-oat crowd or people nauotuhlod
Lahuul the hotel during the loronoun.
‘ When it wan demand that tho program
for the day would no runonllod a mama
her of the anauonn part y nppenrnd on
the atom of the hotel, and ‘uddreaulnlx
the throng, «aid that tho admiral wan
Ill and would not leave hII apartment“.
The crowd, howavu, remand to Illa:
porno and remained about the hotel.
Commander Tnnizuchi, who ilIHI
been with Admiral; Togo, announced
that ”In admiral who renting mildly,
and that it would not ho noronaary to
call a nhyalrlun. The admiral had iuat
fallen into light alunp.
ll. wall learned this Ioronoon that a
nnrprlsn had been propaml for Admiw
ral ’I’opo by tho olllnora of the battle-
IIhlp Iluol. alxloen torpedo Iloaln have
lull lmnn ordnwd to «avert the dos-
Iroyer Monaghnn. on which the admit
ml was to have none to Provlnootown.
from n" point on Boston Light I the
{‘apo. When word of the ad Ii‘ltl'ai
illnena wan received, the torpedo boom
were ordornd bank to Provlneetowni
Among the engagnmenin canoe] ad
was the banquet which was to have
been tendered Admiral 'l‘olto thin evov
hing by former Rear Admiral Francis
'1‘ lion/lea, pr'e’sldent of the Fore luv-l
er Shipbuilding Germany.
it ma can ever rename a sand!
number of the pooplcwlitho road and
law iniiuunred by "Wont" advertialni;
In The actionable talus a look at your
Willem“. Ioa'il find a butter.
l
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‘ 'rwo CENTS.
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A ,
NORWALK'S LEADING
, DRY GOODS STORE
3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK, CONN.
ugust
Hammocks.
SECOND WEEK
lean-up Sale
Bargains In Seasonable Goods in Every Department
Summer Suits and Coats
Many Specialties in Wash Goods.
All of the Parasols.
HOUSEHOLD HELPS at CUT PRICES In the BASEMENT
All of the
Henry Wilkens
17 NORTH MAIN ST.
Home-made
Ice Cream
Special Attention Given to Entertain-
ment: and Dance:
FRESH EVERY WED. AND SAT.
Homemade Cocoanut Cakes, Peanut
Clusters. Old Fashioned Chocolate,
Creams, Old Fashioned Checolato
Pepper-mints.
.4"... ._.. ..... ...~........_....u...._. n. m. a..- . ._..-_... m
SALE
NOW going.
II
m
Gottlieb’s
$7 8: $10
11 North‘Main Si.
AGAINETTGRICULTUIIAL IN-
STRUCTION.
Unhvonhle Report Made on Bill to
Have It in Public Sohoola.
HARTFORD Aug 17.-’l‘ho Senate
had barelv a quorum, yeaIEIdn), and-
when It adjourned It did Ito until next
Tuesday. The bill amendihg the New
ilnren charter and eatabilahlng a bu~
man or electrical lnapeollon and builds
inn department wan panned. Favorable
report was made ohanuiug the lime of
tho oily election in New Haven irom
the first 'l‘ueadny after the Ilrul Mon-
day at (lumber thin your and in every
two yearn hereafter.
Bonator l’latl had reconaidored and
tabled the bill panned )‘t‘ilit‘l‘tlill‘ airing
the highwayhoomallaaiouer authority
twill” trunk line highway. The son-
nior aald ho had voted tor the matter
hastily.
An unfavorable report wan made on
tho bill In provldo agricultural in-
ntruntion In public nullools. Bonnier
llrinnmado raid that it was thought
better to wait and one how the oxpori-
Inent works elnowhaIe.
The bill calling for printing the aloo-
tora‘ oath on ballots an Iouommemled
by the governor was rejected. Son-
ntor .ludnon «aid that voters had lit“
tin lime in which to road their ballots
as they rushed through the pulling
bootha.
The amendment to the Hunt Lyme
lira district hill wan panned.
DEPUTY OORONEIII POND REOIGNS
NEW HAVEN, Aug. imw’rho realm
nation of Deputy Coroner Philip Pond
wan nonhuman today by Coroner Mix.
Pregame or business and necessary
'ormo tor his health are given an reasons;
tor the resignation. la announcing
the resignation, which was presented
a Week ago, Coroner Mix said, he and
accepted it with rainctanda.’
been appointed to untamed an. Fond.
Alton I
nor William B. Ely, or this fully, has
,.,.‘ .._..
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BONSIILIIII IIOIIIIIIITIOII
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WASHINGTON, Aug. i7.——~I’resldeut
'I‘nll today soul to the senate the fol-
lowlnar diplomallc and consular nomi~
nations:
to be secretary of the (unbassy at lien
liu.
Arthur ll. Frazier, Pennsylvania, to
be second aeorelaryoi‘ the embassy at
Vienna.
(leorno (f. 'l‘arior New York,
set'roiary of
\‘lIICO.
to be
the lunation at Monte-
Gondola-General.
George lluIlou. Illinois, at SIIIyIIIa,
’l‘nrko).
Edward II. \Vlnhlow, Illinois, at (Io
pvuhngen. Nenmark.
Roger l3. Greene, Massachusetts, at
ilaukow. China.
Consuls.
John E. Kohl, ()hlo, Salonlka, Tun
key.
Charles III. Freeman.
shire. Sydney, )1. 8.
Robert B Masher. District or Colum-
bia. l’lauen, (ieImany. ‘
Lester Maynard, Calilornln, Harbin,
China
John F. Jewell, Illinois Vladivoflok.
I Siberia
William C. Magelssen. Minnesota.
Melbourne, Australia. ‘3
Charles K. Maser, Virginia, Colom-
bo, Ceylon.
Isaac A. Manning. Oregon. Barran-
quilla, Colombian
Thomas \‘V. Voetter, New Mexico, La
Gnayra, Venezuela.
Phillip lIi. llollnnd, Tennessee, Sni-
Iillo. Mex.
leorxe ll. McGoognn.
(leolgetown. Guiana.
Marion LPINIOT. Georgia,
\Iexlco.
' ~‘ilbmt \V. l'onIlIn-I, Minnesota,
ny Mantinnla
lCarlton linker, Callfnluia, (‘buug
king: China.
Frank DeF‘Eaneyer, Alabama, Leg-
horn. Italy.
Allen (lard, New Jersey, Charlotte-
town, I’ E 1.
Charles in Indiana, North Carolina.
l’IIIIta Anemia. Chile.
Ralph ll. 'l‘otton. 'I‘onnesnoe, Trleate.
Austria.
John A.
Venezuela. ‘
Robert '1‘. Crane, Maryland, ltosurlo,
Argentina.
Henry A. Johanna, District or Colum-
bia, (them, Belgium.
Alexander liolngnrlnor. Ohio, Liege,
llolginm.
Edward W. Trimmer, New York, NI-
agnra Falls, Out.
Naddin Fluuunora,
lmahun. Mex.
i Milton ll. Kirk, llllnoia, lilnnznnllo.
Mex.
Adolph A. Williamson, District of
Columbia, Aniuuu. China.
ilubort (l. linunh, California, Saigon.
Cochin-China.
Theodore (J.
ranso. Mex.
Walter H nebula, Oklahoma, Allan,
Arabia.
Charles H. lanthanum. Pennsylvania.
Faerie Plath, Santa Domingo.
George F. Davis, Miamurl,
Honduras.
Graham 1!. Romper, Kentucky, Car-
tnillana, Colombia. '
Broderick ’l‘. d“. l)unioni.,'
aanln, Guadeloupe, Went Indies.
(lumen \Srbmuix, Louisiana, Aguan
Cinilentes, max.
limit Super. Texan, Bugdpd ’l‘urkei‘
Homer limit. Mlsoisulppi. Halibut.
Duran. '
' it; at the all I
7 tnni
New Hump
In
Indiana,
i'rogreso.
Dul-
ilny. Texan. Maracaibo,
'l'onnoasor. (.‘lIl-
iinmm, Virginia, {tin-—
Collin,
WillIaIu Spencer, of PeIIIIsylvaIIin..
i’enuayla
W
eign service Nine of the consular
inomlnees, however are appointed
from Evil life. Of these, seIen come
.from southern and amine] II Slhu ..
These nominations ale made from
competitive examinations, and an Pl“
{girl is being made lo apportion equal-
IS? the aplminlmenls among the sev-
eral slates. Slur-e the Issuance of the
oxerulive order lll'OYldlllg' for filling
lI-onsular vagaucios by examination
seventy-four initial appointments have
been made. Of those, thirty-nine have
been from southern and thirty-five
from northern states.
llllllll llil] llllllllllS.
Daniel Donovan.
l Daniel Donovan, “'6” known about
Norwallt. died last night in the N01“
walk Hospital. He leaves two brothers.
Funeral services Sifiurdny morning at
8:30 o'clock, from i’. B. lx’uvananlI's
undertaking rooms, and at ii o‘rlork
from St. Mary‘s (‘hnrch with int’brmeni.
in IS. Mary's cemetery.
i
‘ Vii.
Funeral of Miss Powell.
Alisa, Mary Powell, daughter of
Thomas Powell. of Leonard sIrooI,
whose and death occurred on 'l‘uosday,
after a lingering illness, was a young
lady with many lrleuds who learnt-d
of her demise yesterday with extreme
regret. She leaves father, and never-
nl brothers and sisters. among whom
are the following. Richard W, Thomas
\V., John J.. James, Frederick V., Gen.
13., andmihe Misses Lily and Anna I’oW-
oi, the latter of Portland, Maine. The
funeral will he held tomorrow morning
int 9 o‘clock, from St. Mary‘s Church,
with interment in SI. Mary's rometery.
Funeral of Samuel Knapp.
' The funeral survives of Samuel
Knapp the victim of the runaway III:-
‘Ciilt‘lll. in \\‘atrrlmry rovenlly, were
held yesterday afternoon from Ibo
lllomo of his lather, .loiIII Knapp. in
Ilolden Hill, Wilton, and llnv. Mr. lin-
doi‘wood, of Wilton, ollirinml. ‘l‘hu
services were largely attended. and
‘ there were a number ol‘ iloral Iribulw.
The remains “'t‘i‘e interred In Jon-'5
; llil cemetery.
m
Funeral at John lrwln Levin.
The funeral of John lrwiu Lorin
wua hold at II o'olook this morning
from St. Marv's church, liar. 'l‘. .i.
liinn olllclallnlt Minn llulonn \'. llil-
lord random] “li‘nw in Four " and an
the body was leasing Iliti Ilmrvb the
choir rendern "Load Kindly Liam."
, The pail bearers wore William I‘ulivn,
Edward ()‘llrien. 'l‘llomnn ilul‘llv)‘. Mr.
Joyce and John llnrly. llIlI‘l'lIII'lil lul-
lowed In St. Mary's romolnry.
Fall Shirts ,,
Have Arrived
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We invite: your ilifilii'l‘iii‘ll.
$1.50 to $3.00
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JOseph Davis
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Norwalk Chronicler