i,“ rfjr,
if
PSYCHOLOGICAL.
THE COAL BUSINESS Is OF
COURSE DULL AT THIS TIME 0'
.THE YEAR, BUT WE ARE SHEER.
IFUL, AS WE KNOW IT IS ONLY
“PSYCHOLOGICAL” AND THERE
WILL BE JUST AS MUCH COAL AS
USUAL BURNED NEXT WINTER.
BUT WHY NOT FILL YOUR BINSII
l
EARLY IN TH SEASON AND AVOID,‘
THE RUSH?
BUY
Hazelton
Goal
The B. Hershfield 87 Son Co
TEL. 294. 122 wuss er. ;
COAL
COAL
To advertise out iteId Oak Coal the
cash prices “III be the lowest in town
To be convinced that our coal does not‘
stick to the grates and bricks and,
burns to ashes, try n bushel and you;
will buy a ton.
William Eflron
3 ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK.
TOI. 441. Tel. 441.
l
7
BEWARE.
‘ i have had several complaint of
people who have been cheated by
poddlers who claim to be working for
me. If you want to avoid being
fooled watch for the sign, “3 Rowan
Street." on the wagon. Also U’ie driv-
er”. must give you a duplicate slip
with my name and address.
I I pay 1c a lb. for rags and best
prices for metal, rubbersand Ifeath
er.beds.
WILLIAM EFFRON. ,
, . 3 ROWAN 8T. I
fl’el. 441. Tel 441.l
GREAT
Reductions
On REFRIGERATORS GO-‘CARTS
'and BABY CARRIAGES COME In
”and look them over before you go
elsewhere. All household goods sold
at the very lowest prices
M. GUTKOWSKY,
87 N. Main Street
Opp. Congergetlonsl Church.
Buy Scound- hand Furniture.
5 RIGGERMAN
[E 93‘ 54 North Main St
i
. i
t‘ reductions in refrigerators. I
and baby carriages.
I tend specials at A. Dickerman
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i
5 fall.
4! every cent you earn
phonetic saving IoIi even 7.” littIleI something
Ladders,
NaiIS,
ter whether you want Lumber, Na
Roofing
Paper,
Please remember you are welcome to our yard any time no mat-
Beaver
Board
. i
ils, Ladders. Roofing Paper or I
Beaver Board. advice on building or just a friendly chat. Come in the I .
next time you're over our way.
get the right kind of any thing you want and at the right price, too.
HOOSIER Kitchen Cabinits.
Ask Us About The Hoosier Club Plan. 5
if you consult us, we’ll see that you Ii
‘sational
I orce case. tried in this court about
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in 500,000 Homes
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'l’hat'Helps to Make
Happy Housewives.
Norwalk For
1416 WALL STREET.
PROMPT DELIVERY—HERAIRING A SPECIALTY.
niture House.
TELEPHONE 44.
TODAY III VIIILI. STREET
NEW YORK. June 19 (Wall Street
Attack island securities were the
chief dubject of speculative activity in
the early stock market today. The de-
be ture bonds developed exceptional
strength. They bounded up 4 34 toI
77 1-4. gain of more than seven points
in two days. The refunding bonds
jumped 1%. The collateral and the!
I common and preferred stock. on the
other hand, were lower. These moire-I
ments were interpreted in the light of
the report that an assessment of about
930, 00. 000 Would be levied on the
stock. The general market movement
was nagrow and irregular, with a fair-l
ly tlrm undertqne and a majority of
small advances. Engagement was an-
nounced of $1, 500. 000 more acid for
export.
WALL STREET-Trims hardened
slowly during the morning in season
ed dividend paying shares, but there
were larger dealings IinIa tow low-
priced specialties. Another sharp’
creak occurred in demand sterling.
making a drop or about 100 points in
three days. Bonds were ‘irre‘gular
Sales of bonds in the first hour Were
almost 810041.000 par value, and more
than half of the total for yesterday's
full session. Two irds of this 7:59-
ing was in the $14 Island issues.
{Roch iisland Conat alsI continued to
They tone : . .. If.lo‘west tlIg-I
hrs at which. theyM u
FREIGHT TRAIN" Km MORSE,
MIDDLE'roIWN, Jmfi‘ie. —A horse."
Iwhich had been in pdlttirre got onto
'the railroad bridge over Little Rivér
today. Up came the “Merry-Go~iiound
Freight” from Hartford and killed :55
horse. The engine was derailed. Dam-
age was not great.
sunoLAhsI- AUI'IroMoeILIs IN HA6;
, oAM. .
MIDmoVyN 97499519415747: 4701
it‘omcbile party which is making night ive‘nnilltary careers. The first fifteen,
.trips in order to break into country In recognition of their distinguished
standing. were assigned to engineer-
post offices was reported in Higganum
:.and Hadrian: last: night. Two breaks
Weds made there, but the amounts of
cash and stamps taken were not large.
IMORTON F. PLANT WEDS
MRS. M. C. MANWARING
Ceremony Performed' In Presence 0'
Only Few Friends. by Epitcopalisn
Rector.
NEW LONDON. June 18. —Commo-
dore Morton F. Plant and Mrs. M. C.
Marmot-ing were married at noon yes
terday at Branford House, Eastern
Point. The ceremony was performed
by the ‘Rev P, M, Kerridge. pastor of
St. James. Episcopal Church, of this‘
city. There were only a few friends
present.
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SAYS MR8. IHOLMAN IsI iNSANE.
diARTFORd), June 19. -In conclud
ling his testimony. redirect after cross-
examination in the United States Dis-
Itrict court, today, Dr. Paul Waterman,
i
l
of this city, who is a co—defendant in
the $50. 000 suit brought by Mrs. Eliza-
lboth Curtis Holman. alleging conspir-
acy. against her former husband, Prof.
Cranston Brenton. Dr. Waterman and
Dr. 0. C. Smith, Dr. Waterman said
that in his opinion Mrs. Holman, dur-
ing the time with which the suit deals,
before and when she was confined in
the Brattleboro. Vt.. Retreat for in-
sane, snitered from two abnormal men-
tal‘ disorders and thereIwa‘s strong
presumption that she was It moral im-
becile and to that had been added a
transient condition of insanity to
which he could not give a definite
portantsirsitaflng 459057775 had been
her correspondence with P817. Hoiman.
her present husband, when she was
still tlIie, wife; of Prof. Hrdnton._:.
;WE'ST. 90INT CADETS ASSIGNE
WASHINGTON, June 19. -—The ca
dets who last week were graduated
from the Military Academy at West
Point today w‘ere as’Bigiied by the War.
Departments to the arms or the ser-
Ivice is 91:47:73,777.» win warn-nun: act:
i
icorps. of the others twenty-one were
Iassigned to the (Mali-y arm:- seven- to -
Ithe field artillery, twenty ,to the coast
succssos REV. Ira-"744544 I
‘ I O'LEAIRN. .
HARTFORlb. June 19 .-—To the pas~
' Judgment by DefaUIt
Iin the Superior Court yesterday be-
{garnished
Iwhich Ferguson had agreed to pay to ,
.his former wife.
Isent .
succeeded in making a return. Mean» I
Iwhlle.
:ferred her intereSt in the alimony to‘ : -
AI Pull Line 3:
Ililll & Boardman appeared for
Agriculture today.
term. «He cenfi'ldsred one permanent-
5- and one temporary and the most im-
;a'r‘tiilery. and forty~threo to die rhino» .
I UTA
MRS. FERGUSON MUST lPAY FOR
GUIDE’S CLOTHES,
is Allowed In
Superior Court—Alimony le Hold
Up
Judgment was entered by deiault ~ :-
fore Judge Tuttle in favor of the Ab-
ercrombie 87 Fitch Co. against Emilie : .
C. Ferguson, the defendant in the sen- . .
Ferguson vs. Ferguson div
two wars ago.
This suit is more or less the out-
volved with interest is 82,37118. The I-
)3
FRIDAY, john :9, 1914 ‘l
Ladies’ Bathing Suits
if We are Showing some of the very latest models If;
‘ and new ones are arriving daily.
greater part of this bill was incurred I I:
so the husband claimed, by Mrs. Fer- ‘ ,2
Iguson for the benefit of her Maine -'
iguide, who was named as eorroepon- '
ident.
Walton Ferguson, the husband, re-
The company brought . I
suit in New York and obtained judg- ,
:‘ment.
this county against Mrs. Ferguson and ~ I
month I
fused to pay it.
,They brought an action in
the $300 a
The plaintiff company had great
difficulty in making service upon
Mrs. Ferguson. An 0111ch
to Philadelphia and he iinaliy
Mrs. Ferguson had trans-
her mother. When the payments
were held up by the husband. after
service in the suit at bar, the mother,
brought two actions against Walton
Ferguson. and they are still pending.
the
i
New York firm.
i
COTTON SEED OUARANTINE
AMENDED! 5
WASHINGTON, June 19.«-
eral quarantine against foreign cotton-
seed and cottonseed hulls because of
“pink boll worm" has been amended
so as to permit of importations from
the states of (‘oahuila Durango and
i‘hihuahua in Moxito. This announce-
ment was made by the Department of
Thomas bicCullen.,I of (‘lii‘f street,
fell while at work in. the i..iuett i’ca
body shirt factory. around 2 o'clock,
this alternoon, and broke his right leg.
He was working ‘at his trade of paint-
Ilng and was on a ladder when his foot ;
7
ing slipped and he fell to the floor He.
‘was taken to the Norwaik Hospital.
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Timetable : I
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IN errscr JUNE 1',1914.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK.
5A. M.—-l:37x. 4:49“. 5:34x, 5:42x.,
6:09, 6:573, 7:18x. 7:46, 811877, 8:59x,
;:9 1877, 9:40. l0233x, 10:51:, 11:51. ;
P. M.—,—1:13x, 1:2277. 1:27, 3:02x.i.
3:29, 4242!. 5215:, 5:45. 6:02x, 6:47,
7:02x, 7:45x, 9:42x, 10:182. ;
. Sundays.
A. M.——12:257r, 4:46“,
8:54, 10:33x, 11:30.
P. M.—12:501, 2:44x, 3:023, 4:42x,
5:45, 6202):, 7:02x. 7:12. 7:45x, 7:571,
8:06x.9:42x,10:18:,410:35.
5234:, 5:42x,
'~. .——__—
New YORK To sourH NORWALK.I
A M.:—4 4175. 5:95. 9: 45 9: 03:7,?
8:51x, 9:15x, 10:027.; 10:05, 10:50:51
11:03. I
P M.—12:.03 1:05. 2:04x. 2:,57?
3: 80x. 3:55, 4- 154 4: 29, 05.5,x 5: 24,‘
5: 28 6:01x. 9:07, 8:10x. 9: 25, 9: 40:7,.
11: 16x, 12. 00: !
Sundays.
A M.:—6 00, a: 03x. 9: 00:, 10: -02x,’
0: 50:.
P 10—12: 10, 1: 02x. :4: 39:. 5: 02:.
5: 04, 9: 01:, 7: 09:, s: 10x.-9 :007, 9: 4oz:I
10:00:, 11:15:. 12:00:. - 5 ,
sourH NORWALKI-ro NEW HAVEN
A. M.-'-12: 23x, 1: 174: 6:05, 7:18..
9:161. 10: 18 11:11: 11:57:. I
P NIP—12:09. 1: 20, a: 16x, 4: 28 -:5 17. ,T
. 6.14:. 6: 47, 7,8975, 9. 24:7. 10. Six.
11:06. I ~ 5
‘ Sundays.
Iv- A. lit-12: 23x 1: 1374, 7. 43, 9. 16x,I
10: 19. 1111114. ‘4 i
P M.—-_11:57:. 2: 0837, 4: 46:. 6:10x.I
6:48 7: 09:7, 8: 28:, 9. 24x41, 10: 081.I
10:5177. l
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sou-m NORWAL‘K 'ro DANBURY.
A M.:--1 20, 6: 19 s: 27.‘ 9: 59:7.
P M.——1: 25 2: 2354: 38, 5: 24: 9- 20,
I7: 22. -
Sundays. '
A.M M.:-—10 i7. -
P 54-52: 15. 7: 22,
oANsuiiv To scum NORWALK.’
A. Mf-L9: 00,7 9:9, 3:00; 8:18.1008x,
i
I
I r
1: 11: 55.‘
P. M-~4= 21, 0:49, 9: 49.
' . Sundays:
-A M947: 55.11:“. ..
.PM.~9:48', 7:32.999
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.47....» express. .5 ,2
4428477474044 We. new oniy.
0‘ __f:sften:hine 21‘.
W38“
The fed-I ‘
.
.
I.
W WE are selling for 810.00. They range
All sizes.
257, 457, 507.
Bathing Suits for Men and Boys. .5;
Reliable Two Piece Suits of Wool or Cotton.
in blue or gray.
DAINTY BATHING CAPS.
in new styles and all colors. 2542, .300, 75c,
LADIES' BATHING SHOES-In blue, black‘ or white.
Do not fail to see them.
“KID” BATHING SUITS.
An ideal one piece suit for children. All wool.
Price 81.
Fishing Tackle
}M, P. DUNNE
209 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
Kill Two Birds
with One Awning
home
sun
Esti~
iirlghien your store or
and keep out the summer
with one of our awnings.
mates cheerfully giien.
KOHN BROS
Tgl. 489. 72 North Main St.
..L..- m-wmaA..~‘-.PJ~ I »->-e'0
57:77:77 LIME, SAND,
CEMENT, are.
R. Harold Cox
I a... Norwam.
2 First er.
TELEPHONE 1454.
DEATHS AIIII FIIIEIIILS
Mrs. William Burneil
Mrs. William Burnell mother of
Dr. W, B Burnell. of West avenue.
died suddenly at her home .in Wash-
ington, D, 0.. early this morning. Her
.sou received the sad. news by tele-
graph this morning and he left lm-i
mediately for Washington. The tele
graIm did not state the cause of death.
but it presumed that she died from
either a stroke or from heart failure
as he’s son had not even known that
'she was sick.
walk friends which she had made dur-
ing her visits herd‘of the past eight '
,Iyease. Mrs. Burnell was 64 years old.
II‘nI‘d is survived by her husband and »'
her son. Mayor Fc'l. Burnell 13. s:
-hrother-in-la\v of the deceased.
., t.
a
I FunmI'Iei of Charles Gale.
vI-j'l‘he remains at Charles Gale, of I
IRMgetield, who died at the Metho~ I
dist Hospital in New York, were :
taken to New Canaan, and interred in -
the Selleck‘s Corners cemetery, Sun- :
day afternoon, by Undertaker Bed- j
ient, of Ridgeiield. The deceased was I
a brother of James Gale. of this town, -
and a brother-in law of Holly Slau
;son, of South Norwaik.
I ' SUPERIOR COURT CASES.
‘5Mamie 0. Ellis Murphy. et 01.. vs:
Charles ‘14. Adams, et star. Keogh at
Condos for the plaintit! and John H. ,
Light for the defendant; Tom Oraw'»
ford at 9.1.. 70. Mark 1).. Wither. 'Lin'r
Mailer & Hegemen for Crawford, and
Dhli‘orest a Klein for Wither; Elias K.
White 79. Willi0m 8}. Barrett. Joseph
mm: inirrett: may, Pierce
x
mm :94- third Pierce. ...IIII'IIIII »
I
it was a great shock '
to him, and also'is to her many Nora
GhiOtto 87 Co.
" The followingIcases of local inter- I.
est were assigned for trial next Tues. _ . .
day in the Superior court. Bridgeport I ‘
. ”ammo: for White, and Cullinan a_
:.
entrance. .77.. Louis ooimnmrdt . I
H. Krieger 87 Co.
Summer Hats
At Special Price
White Chip
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Men’ s Suits £810
When we say, “Men'lI Suite, 810. 00.
we do not men Men’s Ten Dollar
Suits. We mean the Men’s Suits that
in IVALUE from 312.00 to 715.00, but
in price they are all 810.00.
GOTTLIEB’S
878.810 ClothingStore
NORTH IMAIN STREET.
A8 FRESH AS _
the last bit of news that emer- ‘-
ges from the ticker are the II
VEGETABLES
we otter. We carry a large "
(ii We are showing the biggest var-
iety of white shape and trimmed
hats in the citv. White trimmings of
chiffon, white aigrette, white wrngs,
all at remarkable low prices.
this at 75c
White Ham‘p flats at 980
and: 81.25
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TAILOR; MADE
READY- IMADE
Tailornmade Clothes are 70:44: for
7.0“
Ready- Modes are but together thIr
the average peOple.
Most of us have a certain distinct
individuality of our own and the
clothes ought to be in keeping with
it. Let the next be Tailor-Made.
‘A‘. L. BRIA
82 NO. MAIN ST. TEL. 91“).
'1: You waht
to see a pretty sight of Rhododendron!
that are in blossom and hardy bloom-
ing Laurel call at
A. C. Cuneo, Florist -
TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE.
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
Gasoline
16c per Gallon II
reasonable vegetables
Call and let us suggest some- 2'
thing Ifor dinner
Mustc Hall Block
SPECIAL
A 81900, Bed spring and Mattress,
....“
complete for ”$6.50
:Mattrésses for .... $2 I25 and up
15 ELY AVENUE
LI 8. NIYARY, Man;bei'.
Good tenant's Are to be hed;for
variety of the very finest of "
' OIL COOKINGvRANGES AT THE
....
STANDARD RAYO LAMPS AND
. LOWEST PRICES.
Paul Preusser 87.809
I3. cur-'7: 37., NORWALK—TEL 1047.
HARDWARE MUSICAL ,
INSTRUMENTS
The NORWALK .V
PAWNSHOP “
. Josephllnosenfield.‘ prop.
40 WATER 8775557.
‘eourI-I "Mo‘RWALK' .
Money loaned 7'0n all articles .or
value. unredeemod pledges at a ,Isee-
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