your serious attention. ()tir coal
is bought with regard to 1111- “'61— ‘
fart vf our customers. It is a
fact that We
at a price fifty cents per ton less 1
than we are paying but we will 3
not consider it. You want coal
of first class quality.
other. You want COAL and not
simply black stdli. Buying cheap
coal to save money is like stop-
ping the clock to save time.
4- The
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
BUY
nt'lec coat. for the com-i j
ing Season is a matter worthy of j.
can today buy coal '
We buy 110 '
' Hazelton
Goal
The B. Hershiield 8; Son Co
111.. an.
122-me IT.
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To advertise our Red Oak Coal the.
cash prices will be the lowest in town]:
. ‘ ' To be convinced that our coal does not.
Stick to the grates and bricks and
burns to ashes, try a bushel and you
will buy a ton.
William Eflron
3 ROWAN 8T., EAST NORWALK.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
, BEWARE.
i have had several complaint or
people who have been cheated by
jpoddlers who claim to be working for
. me. it you want to avoid being
arfooled watch for the sign, "3 Rowan
Street," on the w.agon Also the drlv.
, or must give you a duplicate slip
’ ' with my name and address.
‘ i pay 1c is lb. tor rags and best
prices for metal, rubbers and tenth-
in beds.
WILLIAM EFFRON,
'3 ROWAN ST.
TQI. 441; ' Tel, 441.
C U T
GLASS
,IBeasonable
ltd mummies. for those who
weird their chances and quiet
.. Itchy I'm- the can
‘I 1111:; worker to ‘3;
to s“ tiiiot want Ad.
' : Manhood noisely your ex-
cos; tell a: your proficiency and
y 'I s‘ position whore energetic. well
rooted sdrvios Swill result in definite
advancement. ‘
' Th! help W columns of The
“ct human oddsavo'r. Cooks, sales
__ skilled specialists in various tines
_‘ professiohsldnd business experts-nil
outlast cover every. legitimate line,
Ladders,
Nails,
next time you're over our way. It
Funeral Work I Specialty. Save
. matey by having your work done here.
Fruits sud Vegetables of All Kinds.
A. C. Cuneo. Florist.
TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE.
VEBY MODERATE PRICES.
Kill Two Birds
with One Awning
Brighten your store or home CLIFF ST. NORWALK—TEL, 1047. i
and keep out the summer sun
With 0119 Of our awnings, Esti- —-—-—‘—._.__.._- - ~~i
mates cheer-fully given.
KOHN BROS.
Tel, 489.
72 North Main St.
GOAL
Roofing
Paper,
Please remember you are welcome to our yard any time no mat-
ter whether you want Lumber, Nails, ‘ Ladders,
Beaver Board, advice on building or just a friendly chat. Come in the
get the right kind of any thing you want and at the right price, too.
Beaver
Board
Henry C. Mitchell.
Henry C. Mitchell, a former well-
lknown resident of Norwalk, died yes-
Tuberculosis Hospital
Roofing Paper or
.the past year. He was in the i‘orty-
you consult us, we’ll see that you ,lhird rear of his use. He was a 118- i
'tlve of Norwalk, and until a.
iyears ago, always resided here. I
liit‘teeIn years he was, employed in thei
,Xorwalk postoflice, tirst as clerk, and!"
ilater as assistant postmaster. servin8"
under Postmasters William MaloneII
and Bradley S. Keith. He was of a;
jovial disposition, and always had a
imade him popular as an entertainer.
After leaving \orwalk. about bin!
Gasoline
iAdams Express Company in New Jer-
160 er Gallon isey, He ‘3 5““in by One brother, i .
p gin. Eugene \littlieil, of South \‘orwaik : _
|Funeral services will be held from the ‘I
STANDARD RAYO LAMPS AND‘
OIL COOKING RANGES AT THE
LOWEST PRICES.
Paul Preusser 8t Son
undertaking rooms oi David W. Ra)-
mond, tomorrow alternoon
'the family plot at Pine island Genie
terr,
Funeral of Henry P. Shields.
HARDWARE MUSICAL
_IN5TRUMENTS
The NORWAL
PAWN SHOP
Joseph Roseniield. prop.
paid a last touching tribute to the1
memory of a noble friend, this morn-.
ing. when St. Joseph‘s Church was
crowded to the very doors with
‘lnourners to listen to the funeral ser-
jvices of Henry l’eter Shields.
: St. Joseph's i'ull choir, assisted by
f.\lrs. Daniel ’i‘oomey and Miss Helena
1‘\’. Millard. sang the Gregorbn re-
quiem. and Rev. Richard J. Carroll.
pastor 01' St. Joseph‘s, was the cele-
brnut oi the mass. Masses of floral
40 WATER eraser,
SOUTH NORWALK
Money loaned on all articles rem mbrances from scores of friends
BRICK LIME, SAND value. it. ‘elee 1. . . e .
i ' riiice u t med ptdgts at a sac made wonderfully beauillul the altar.
CEMENT ETC. . i A wonderful thing is a true friend,
‘ """ "' and such was l’eter Shields to every-
one. with whom he come in Contact.
R Hal-Old COX A Fun Line Of For eighteen years he was a druggist
in l’laisted's pharmacy, and his work
2 First St. 5'“ N°rw""' brought him in contact with all kinds
TELEPHONE 145‘ 4.
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SPECIAL
A 89.90 Bed Spring and. Mattress.
Mattresses for
15 EBY AVENUE
L. s. NYARY,; MsnIngr.
complete for ........ I. $6.50 ,
, $2.25 and Ill).
Fishing Tackle
M. P. D U N N E
209 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
and conditions of people. and to them
all, regardless of station, he was the
same true. considerate and helpful
friend. Long will his memory be
green in the hearts 01' us all. ‘
The services this morning were
most touching and scarcely a dry eye.
could be seen when Father Carroll de~
AND BOLSTER FOR """"" “'50 livered a touching eulogy on the spletr
did character and the clean life 01‘ he
iwbo had gone before,
15 ELY AVE. E Thomas 1?. McMahon snug Gouuod's
' i“Ave Marie." and Miss Alice Spinn
sang “Face to lace." ‘Une Sweetly,
Solemn Thought" was sung by Miss
—.£:
37.00 IRON COUCH, MATTRESS
TELEPHONE CONNECTION,
LOUIS‘INYARY. Manager.
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A8 FRESH A8
‘ATIIL'ETIGS DEFEAT
'to 8 The team was short of two of
I tutes, who made a good showing. The
' of Lindnuist and the holding of E..
iiierring and Lonchak. The score:
Helena V. Millard. and the choir ren-
'dered' ‘.l.ead Kindly Light."
The pallbearers were: Vincent ('os-
THE GEORGETOWIS tello, Edward Finnegan. “lIIIuill Bebe,
—-—--—- ‘Joseph Quittner, Robert \chlllstcr.
-..Jr and Henry Bergermau. ’lhe flow-
The Athletics traveled to George er-beurers were: John V. McGinn,
:pwn. Sunday, and defeated the strong Thomas Dow,d Thomas llorau and
‘eorge own team by the score of 1.! M“ Buckley. interment was in St.
Maris cemetery.
Its best players and put in two substi-l ; Mr. Shields was 36 years old, and
features or the game were the batting being educated in the local public
ischools. He was no politician, but
1took a very active interest in the
ATHLETIC A‘ 0- growth and progress 01 his citY- 50““
in Secaucus, --
New Jersey, where he had been ill tori
7 8. Hyatt
iThe Big Hair Goods Sale Continues.
fund of stories and anecdotes which, -. .
lyears ago, he was employed by not
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lclotk, and the interment will be in:
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Men. women and children of every :
creed and from every station of llt‘ejI
Eexample. manufacturers and other bus-
was a life-long resident of this city.‘
:hsarrairfr'rscrs :.:.:-z - .
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ailIlAalR Sa‘iVITCHES, $2.50 $1045
This most astounding sale of Glemby Switthes began Frnday and has
been one of our Greatest Hair Goods successes.
Think! During this sale we are Selling short stem Switches in all
shades but gray that are worth 32,30 and $3.00, for $1.45.
We Are Exclusive
IIILocal Agents for.
wooden drum studded with nails re-Z
volved, driven by water power fromI
the nearby mill dam. The pummlce.
as it was called, was then spread be-
tween layers of rye straw. When the
pile was several feet high, heavy
planking was placed across the top.
and pressure applied by turning down
two big screws by the means of long
iron levers. To obtain the cider from
a top board load of apples, was meant
a halt day's work tor at least four
men.
Mr. Gregory is survived by a sister,
who is still living in \\" ton. ill her
ninety-tirst your, and by three sons,
Frederick, Cornelius. and John B. i
Gregory.
:::Vacation days are near at hand.
You need a trunk, a dress suit case
skirts. waists, dresses, Shoes, a pan-
ama hat. We can. furnish all these
perquisities.
SPORTEMEN'S AID SOUGHT
AGAINST FOREST FIRES
Because of the fact that many for-
est tires are set through the careless-
ness of hunters, campers and others
who go into the woods for recreation,
the Forest Service has taken up with “
ianuiacturers of firearms and ammlt- -
nition the question of a cooperative .
arrangement through which purchas- .
ore and' users of guns and cartridges
shall be reminded oi the fire danger. '
It has been pointed out that in the ‘ '
lumber regions of the \‘ortbwest, for ~ -
'i‘I..-, 1‘
Have them charged and settle your
Bill after vacation days.
these men have been having printed or _"
checks various crisp, catchy state-
ments about the loss which the public
suffers through the decreased demand 9;
for labor and decreased money in clr-I
culntlon ii timber. which is the source
of many of the Northwest's industries.
is burned up.
it has also been pointed out that In
the East particularly many forest fires
are started by the carelessness oi hunt-
.ers, who drop burning matches. cigar
or cigarette stumps, or pipe coals in
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REF RIGERATORS
and
ICE BOXES
A complete stock in all styles and
sizes at. greatly reduced prices. Coni-
pare qualities at any price between
Hill) and $35.
The Norwalk
Furniture House ,
$784510 CloihtngStore
uoarnwsm eraser.
snuiiueT’WIEE-TS; I iul’c'fiaiéii
ind inexpensive means or communi-
‘atioh. The; sliced a dirootf way u;
i m It the command of the users 01
sentinel Wants.
The South Norwalk Sailings Bank
on or before Thursday, July lilth, will be credited with interest from,
.iuiy 1st. Very. low rates are charged-I for storing trunks or chests oi
' silver in our Sate Deposit Vsults, during vacation time: I-
tarrylng a message to the out. who
qul Ibo most interestsd
_: three charges against him. those of by 3,. train my
{1 sirttnkeiiness bros h of the peace and receiving mung; w‘hléh resulted in
.. assault, was con tuned for another the death of both or thin...
week by Judge E. M: Lockwood in the'
'j town court this morning. An- investi- land mark tor Ir'em. Up to s time
.. paid til for. a violation of the trans 1g”
. ~- “With”!!! 1 ,'
, " ab r 11 p0 a e v miss him. and i‘lais- .
the last bit 0‘ ”“5 that emeb I: Lonchak, 2b-c ....... 7 2 3 2 2 0 Nor-walk will longwm never find so the woods, or perhaps build a flu
gets from the ticker are the . teds drug store which is left burning when me hunter
VEGETABLE§ .. 15- Herring. st ..-...3 3 0 ° ‘3 U,uble intelligent or conscientious a goes on. Forest ms 0, course 8m!“-
we offer. We carry a large F318: iii: ”21" """" g g g i : \ngorker T0 MS iamily is given fthjiy injure the interests of sportsmen by
variety of the very finest of .. Tub qus ' pi """ fi_ ., g “ ~ heartfelt sorrow and sympathy ° robbing the birds of their proper
seasonable vegetables :1 y, W: """"" , " 10 l \0 bereaved community lcover. They also impair therfood sup-
Call and let ' .. Blackman, if ........ t) 1 2 0 0 0 _ - ._... l of both birds and big game.
“a “We“ ““1““ ~- H. Herring lb ...... s -2 -2 12 1 ol A ,1. Sutton: p Y
111138 for dinner. ' - ' ‘ 9 Funeral °‘ through the destruction of the under-
. walk?“ Cf '; -------- 5‘ 3 1 0 0 01 The funeral of Andrew J. Solteszv growth which furnishes browse, ber-
Gh . Mamea, rf .......... 5 1 0 0 1 Oitlui live-mouths -old child of “1‘ and rice and other food. ‘
iOtto & C00 -- ' i ______ Mrs Andrew J- Soitesz of 33 SnmmittI The Eastern woods are exposed to
MUSIC- Hall Block iii Totals iiiiiiiiiii 4S 19 18 27 14 0. .3“?me who died Friday afternoon the danger from tires principally in the
" ‘ GEORGETOWN- from heat exhaustion. “‘3 held from spring and tall when most of the trees
'. z - z ' . . , . . . .i all r 1!, DO a 0 the home of his parents )‘esmmay are bare and the leavs on the ground
‘ ' Perry, 1b ..... o 0 2 5 0 1 afternoon at 2:30. Interment was in are dry. The spring flreS' many of
M S 10 Stoole. cf ....'...J.l .2 0 ‘0 '0 i) Oisg Marys Cemetery. .wiiioh are due to trout flsliermen,niny
en, 8 “its“ 9001!: Cf -~---------3 1 1 1 0 0‘ -—"" :destrOy the eggs of game birds and
When we say. “Men’s Suits, :10 00, came! c -5 1 ‘3 14 0 . 2 Charles E Gregory Iaven the young birds themselves.
we do not mean Mens 'rén Dollal' Bmdy- 2" -- .4 2 2 3 2. 0' Charles E. Gregory. one 0f ““0“ Since trout fishermen are likely to
Suits. We mean the Mens Suits thst 3mm“- “3 ------ °' 3 3 2 2 2'oldeut residents. died at the home 0‘ hunt in the fail, the saute individuals.
WE are selling for $10. 00. 1:1;on rungs Bouton. 3%. "'""‘5 1 1 2 2 0 his son Frederick Gregory. in N0" it careless, may be a source oi danger
in VALUE from“ $12. (it) to :18. pp but Crosby, rt. ""5 0 2 0 0 oiwalk, last Friday night The tuners! .stI both seasons.‘
in price they are all :10. 00. ‘ ‘Emflge' if """"""" 4 0 1 0 '0 0 services will be held tron) his son'S. . It is sucgested that the manufactur-
’ ~ Ferry, 9.. .--.-~.-~3 0, 0 1 2 0 home in straivberry Hill, this site?” are at arms and ammunition ought to
GOTTLIEB’& A I " " " ‘ _ — _' ~— ‘7 _ noon, and the burial “1“ be in S'- be sufliciently interested in the matter
. Totals ............ 41 8 i3 27 8 5 Matthew's church yard Rev. Charles of perpetuation of game to be willing
to help in the campaign against forest
tires. This help may come through
the printing of some brie! lire warning
The summary: Two base hits—Lona A Marks. rector of that parish, offl-
911.211: map (2), Lindqitist (4), Toby d'mng Mr Gregory was .born in
(2), 'Blhckiuan. 1H. Herring (2). Brody W.ilton m 1823, and was decended
(2), Perry.1<ilts—Oir Lindquist, 9 in from one, at the first families to set-
8 innings; oil Toby, 4 in I 2-3 innings. tie m Wilton parish His grandfather
Bases on balisfoIitI Lindqnist, 1; oil was an 0mm, in the continental army
Ferry. 9‘ .Strnck WHEY Ferry. 14’ during the Revolutionary war. For
.by Lindquist, i;- -by Toby. 2. Hit by years he ”flanged a older mm and
pitcher—Ferry, Stolen bases-*Athiet- machine shop near the danger grade
with any hunting or camping supplies
which are furnished. Several manu-
lecturers have already expressed their
interest in the matter and their wil-
lingness to help.
_ ics.14; (:ieorge‘tovvn's.ii.'l‘itni‘a'ofgiinieImammg which bore mg name until- i
——1: 56 Uumpire—Harry Webb. Easod His Mind.
‘it was eliminated by the building of
-"4 q———-—-4 .
i an overhead bridge several years,
NORWALK COURT GASES 'ago. At this crossinz.tbeiate George 'nipr?"
The 0““ ¢f T119050“ Gay, V7130 119‘ comstock and his wife were strucki "Nothing of the sort. 1 sold you had
twenty-live years ago. no sense."
"Oh. that‘s all right then."
Past. "
aHouston
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Little Things. ~._
Lil's is made up not of great sacri-
see. in duties. but little things,in
Web smiles and kindnesses and small
utilisation- given habitually are What
will and presume the heart. and secure
comfort—Sir 11. Dow. .
fwm...
Charley Gregory's cider mill was a
nation is to be mode by the politic but t “me over, thirty years ago, the
«into the condition iii. his home. ‘ lupin pitch was attracted in the‘prim-
Frederick K BMW. 0! ‘Bflwfi. him manner in use from the tune the
was out its ed. tithe rerun; was
_ . Imghed unlnz-Iscrlb ianhich s bus? ,
on cartridge boxes or some slip to go‘
Men’s Outing Trousers
Men' 3 \\ bite Outing Trousers of genuine English Flannels, a $5 00
value ........................... z ....... :‘c’ ......... ' ...... _.. $3. 50
White Serge, a good 54. 50 value ' ............................ $3.00
Striped \‘i‘ bite Serge a $4. 00 value .. . .: .......... ....... .., 53-00
White Duck Trousers . . . . .............................. . . . . . . .. $1.00
Prepare for July Scorchers .,
Get one of our cool, comfortable, Two Piece, Skeleton Suits, blues, in.
grays and fancy colors, all ....................... . ..... $10.00'I.
-GOTTLIEB- ~ ;
$7 AND $10 CLOTHING STORE. ',
11 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. '1
“Did you say I had no sense of hu- ‘
Rock island reorganization plan ac-
' ws GIVE s. AND‘H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS. s
icollnted for the heaviness of these is-
|sues. Traders found no inducement
lto operate, their chagrin becoming .-
more pronounced over the continued-I I'
WALL STRE—Eg" :00“ 4:108:83: delay 111/ the freight rate decision.
the "M31 gains 0 t its”: “f hour. i Rumors of another hitch -111. the
1°“ before the ref: 0 If, t' rs ctivit Mexican negotiations coincide with a. =
The measure 0 1m: rke sirtim “1:, moderate rectionary in the earlyrsrter-
in the period may 9 a en noon. Reading and Lehlgh volley. 13¢“
fact that only about 20. 000 shares a
point, with halt point losses in
changed hands, and the second hour ion PmeI steel and Amal. St.
was even more apathetic. Indeed, “wand San Francisco general five
to noon, quite a number of the bettericllned three points.
knovm issues remained unquoted.‘
Threats of serious oposition to the .
Sentinel stirs. pay.
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TODAY III WALL STREET.
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