Hazelton
A _ 5 . nos. 64‘ North Main St:
fizasoline
Duos WV] -
BUYING COAL for the com-
ing season is a lllattcr worthy of
your serious attention. ili‘l’ coal
is bought with rcgnrll to the wel—
(are of our t‘li>l.Uillt‘l'\‘, it is a
“ct that we can [inlay llllv coal
at a price fifty cents pcr lllll less
than we are paving but we will
not consider it. You want coal
of first class quality. We lill)‘ no
other. You want COAL and not
simply black stuff. Buying cheap
coal to save money is like stop.
ping the clock to save time.
The
. FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
I.-
BUY
Goal
The B. Hershiield 8: Son Co
TEL. 294. 122 WATER 8T.
.To advertise our Red Oak Coal the
cash prices will be the lewest 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
a ROWAN $1., EAST NORWALK.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
BEWARE.
l have had several complaint ‘of
people who have been cheated by
peddlers 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 the driv-
er must give you a duplicate slip
with my name and address.
I pay to 9. lb. for rags and best
prices for metal. rubbers and feath-
er beds.
WILLIAM EFFRON,
3 ROWAN 8T.
,‘i‘el. 441.
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
Killill illils
“W Pilllill
Demands Thai Supplies For U. S. I
Did you ever stop to think that after all there are but two
kinds of Lumber? The kind you don't want and—4116 kind we sell.
We don‘t mean by this that we have amonopoly on all the good stuff,
but it does mean that we are equipped and ready to she you the
best in Lumber, Timber and Mill Work with the most efficient ser-
vice [0 be had. We want you to know that what you get from us
is the best there is, not only in price but quality .
THURSDAY, JULY 2. 19x; ‘:
Soldiers be Furnished by
American Firms
If you deal with us it won't take you long to find this Out-
We have added Brick, Lime, Cement and .\'aii to our line,
wholnale and retail.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
WASHINGTON, July 2.——That .
litepresentative Kennedy does not in-
,tend that any more contracts for ma-
lteriais for the use of the United
States Army shall be awarded to for-
ieigners, if he can prevent it. is evi- ; -:
. idenced by his personal protest to final .
Secretary Daniela Against PresentChiel 0f the Quartermasters' COTDI
Method Of Retiring NIVII Officers. iand tile filing of a formal protest with
. .lile Secretary of War last night.
WASHINGTON, July 2.——.\'avai oth-I
cers were discussing with gratification' Mr. Kennedy learned early yester-
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MA: ABOLISH PLUCKiNG BOARD.
the shirt alone,
with One Awning
Brighten your store or home today Secretary Danieis' amlou“midday that bids had recently been
and. keep out the summer :ulit determination to urge Congress at itsjopened for the buttons needed for the ‘
with one of our awnings. hst- next session to repeal tile law of 1899, ‘ use of the army and he called at the .
under,department for the purpose of look- ,
known as the personnel act. ,
which the “plucking board” picked fif- l “‘3 them 0"" to see if foreigners Md "
teen officers for compulsory retire-“mere“ anl' bids. 35 they .dld in the
merit. contest for can and coat Ornaments ' f'
included ill the list of those whose “St “5"!" lie found ”‘3'- all the 9
active careers were ended yesterday papers were 3‘ Philadelphia, where!
by the recommendation of the board ”‘9 bids were opened, but he obtained
were several captains with distinguish»,the promise that no awards IlIOUld be ,‘
mates cheerfully given.
KOHN BROS.
Tel, 489. 72 North Main St.
ed records. While the health of some made until he had had an opportun- , , , _ ,I,II.I.I I I II I II I
of the. officers "plucked" had been re- "Y 10 "139801 all the bids, To give - ~,.*_.‘§'*.,.,.,.*.,.,._.,.¢._.,.,._.,.,
garded as somewhat unsatisfactory. him this opportunity the papers were
Dainty Dresses for Holiday “Time.
A most complete assortment of one‘piece gowns in white and c010rs, with new models arriving daily.
The price range is very extensive,
More of the Lingerie Waists in Many Styles.
A few more of the Linen Twopiece Suits cut to $2.30 and $3.00, which about represents the value of
Long linen DUSTERS, Greatly Reduced Prices.
BATHING sons for Men, Women and Children. ;
All Kinds oi BATHiNG CAPS and SHOES. '
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EOAL
BRICK, LIME, SAND,
the records of all of them disclosed ordered forwarded to Washington andI
wording to Secretary Daniels, that within a few days Mr. Kennedy \viii‘
flirty were not unfilled for any naval inspeCt them at the department. .‘uEn‘c‘l B‘NKS '"
1 runner coullrlilts
service front the standpoint of habit.l Mr. Kennedy's Letter.
temperament and professional ability.‘ in his letter to the Secretary oil
Secreary Daniels hopes to have (Ton-5W1". Mr. {Kennedy said: . | WASHINGTON, July 2. ..... Judging
gross pass legislation to readjust tile' “The cit)‘ 0f ‘\\'aierbury 13 in my from [hp number of applications re~
navy‘s personnel so as to eliminate Congressional district and ornaments celled by the reserve bank organize»
tioti committee for the establishment
of foreign branches. the committee lie-
CEMENT, arc.
R. Harold Cox
Eilt nor-walk.
certain i'ultlll'es of the present law and buttons worn by soldiers are men.
2 First 3‘3 which he considers objectionable. With ufactured by tile Waterbury Button
TELEPHONE 1454. all the "palpllbly disqualified" Offices Company. On Julie 26 at the Depot lieve man, 0, the 13,395, banks in
already elilllilialed,tiic secretary hopes Quarlennagiers office, pmiudeiphm, leading commercial centers 0,. the
“—— lo so arrange. the. personnel that if i’n., bids were opened iii relation to limited Slates expect to invade the
__- i ._ ,, . will not be necessary to retire any 0! clothing slid bulons for coals, gilt and foreign field.
, u . tile thoroughly cotnpeit‘bl oilicers 110W bronze and i have protested at the Latin America seems ,0 be the
”16118 L’UItS $10 intlie 5"r‘-i"°' ‘Quartenilaster- General‘s office 1" section especially favored by Aillt‘l“,
'i‘lle'meelintlfi 0f the "plucking Washington against accepting said ican bankers. The demand of Amer-i
When we say. “Men's Suits. $10.00: bids and i now protest to you against
acceptance of any bids of foreign inan-
ufacturers for the clothing. buttons.
ornaments. wearing apparel of all
kinds and every kind used by our sol-
‘diers iii the service of the llnlled
States Government. it is said that
American manufacturers can have the
prei‘erenCe in relation to said con-
lracls. but that amounts to very little
as yoti will find the contracts go as a
board." which are annual affairs, are
we do ""t moan Men’s ’l‘en Dollar looked forward to with considerable
iSuits. We mean the Men’s Suits that apprehension by “mu, officers.
WE are selling for $1l|.00. They range __ __ .
in \‘ALL‘E from $12.00 to $18.00, but HOPE WARRING BETWEEN MEXI
in price they are all $10.00. CAN FACTIONS WILL CEASE.
GOTTLIEB’S '...3.::::::.:3.:..3Al.3:3r.:“ha: 3:
$7&510(3|othingStore
ring factions in Mexico hoped they
NQRTH...MAIN STREET.
ican manufacturers and jobbers tor
American banks in the his trade cen~
ters of the southern republics has
been insistent and enlerprisiilg bliilic
ers are preparing to meet the demand.
Commercial organizations, boards of
trade, manufacturers associations
and various other business bodies
have urged for several years that it
will be impossible for the United
States to gain ll firm footing in South
American and Central American trade
until American banks are
there. .
Under the federal reserve bank act.
eventually will lead to conferences for
the establishment of peace, was be-
gun today, when the delegation repre- "“19 10 foreign manufacpirers,
'sentlng General liuertu formally ad.
W Mr. Kennedy also minded the sec-
.SPECIAL .
'dressed to the three South Alilel'icnnlmu“ry that it “9 “am“ the policy
lnlediators a note to be transmitted to 0‘ the Lnglish Government to award!
"-00 "‘0“ COUCH: MATTRESS 'the constitutionallst represenatives in l°°“"“°“ ‘° “'9‘" munu’mmm banks having a capital and surplus of
AND BOUT“ "’3 ----- . “-50 Washington. in this the iiuerta dole-3“” ““y mm ”mm“! ‘0 ”‘9” ‘°“.$1.000.000 or more. may file applies-
TELEPHONE CONNECTION, 'gale declare their willingness to dis-1‘Hers and ”‘9 same rule, in his 09"” Ition with the federal reserve board to
‘cuss measures of peace with tile con- ‘0'“ should be applied by our °“'“,establish branches in foreign coune
Y ' government. ltrles or de endencies of tie United
stitutlonalists and bring to an qld the ‘ , . D l .
15 EL‘ AVE. iciVil strife which has been devastating! in conclusion, Mr. Kennedy said States. Applications have already",
LOUIB NYARY. Manager.
'lllelr country for the last year. 2mm the awarding 0‘ ”‘15 Work to. for been filed for branches in -Brazil, Ar-
The disposition of the American for-Jalzn manufacturers, simply “pm“ Helium! and Panama. Scores of in-
ces now at Vera Cruz has been left.our working men of‘the privilege of qulrfes have reuclIEd the treasury-
'm““f‘°‘“”"3 American 30°“ 10" department concerning other foreign
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V'CarniiVIal
Goods
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TRIGGERMAN,
inc of
Fishing Tackle
M. P. D U N N E
209 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
for consideration until some time as _
A Full L the two factions agree on the new'Ametlcan soldiers, “d l desire to be , branches including Porto Rico and in
' heard in relation to the pending bids‘lho far “EL particularly China.
l . 3 . . ..
provisional government. It is gener lbefore an award is made if the same'
' ally recognized that until a provisional
is convenient to you.
{100" Ill WALL ,STBEET
government is actually agreed on andl Defeat AnnIVerury Bill.
’8 date 39‘ for recognition of the new. Under the suspension of the ruies‘» ' .. .
government, American troops will “Ot'tlie House Monday took up the billi “ALI. gym-3hr, Nouns—Tile dull-
be withdrawn and international queS-Ippmpflmng ”5.000 for the celebra-i ness of the early session was accen~
_ i: . 'Itions not finally settled. tion of peace between English-speak- fueled by the fact that no transactions
DEMOCRATIC TROUBLES . , it is being taken for granted here ing people for 100 years. The bill in such important issues as Great
,‘8MOOTHED OVER. by almost everybody that Carranza ul- was overwhelmingly defeated. 180 to Northern, Northern Pacific, Canadian
WASHINGTON, July 234mm vlr- timateiy will send delegates but no one 50. All of the Connecticut members Pacific. Baltimore and Ohio and Penn-
tually all differences in democratic ventures to predict when this wilu ma- voted against it. ' Isyivanla. were recorded during the
ranks smoothed over as to the best refining , ‘3 inrst hour. Wall Street discussed with
methods of regulating water power much interest the visit of 4., ,‘.\ior-
projects on navig’able streams, ad- 211110 the White House. AMI [Chit
Advanced in Class.
The adt'unCe of the post 'oiilce at
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BRIDGEPORT BANKER CH RGED l'i‘llomaston from third to second class
WITH BIGAMY.
i136c per Gallon
owns'r PRICES.
Paul Preusser 8: Son
um: '31-. NORWALK—TEL. 1041.
Fruit.- and Vegetables of All Kinds.
1'). Ounce. Florist.
at. 372-12.
YERV MODERATE \PRICES.
,, Wahoano 2 Rsvo LAMPS AND
m COOKING RANGES AT THE
nerai Work “a Specialty. Save
money by having your work done here.
17 RAILROAD lava.
ministration leaders were confident W‘s unofficially stated that Mr. MOI“
today that both the pending Adamson gun's meeting with the president had
and- Ferris genera] darn bills would ‘Kennedy has recommended the 39- no connection. with New Haven at.
be’quickly passed by congress, The fairs. that stock soon dropped to the
ointment of Michael C. Conway to: .
'Adamson bill is now before the house. the position of assistant postmaster. :iowest records In its histom-palmely,
but has met with opposition. “Suit-8.11! Ai‘ilnouncen‘lelg 3:01:11: Sensin-
____. - .na. am on an a e 'e-
JOHN 8' SEYMOUR 0N COMMIT. 4ship was received with expressions of
Tea riellef. Bonds were irregular.
NEW HAVEN, July ZrGeorge M. ‘ ‘ .
Wallace, chairman of the Lake Com- . DEMOCRATIC LEADERS BUSY.
Annun- pounce Conference of independent, .
ziata married Maria Mancusl in Sarno. "Democrats, has appointed as members Propele ‘0 Remain in Washington Un-
italy, in 1904, when both were about of a, committee under the motion, «ilgAnquu'st LegislationEnds.
18 years old. and shortly afterwards adopted which read: “The chairman: ‘, wAsHtNGTbN,July'zg—‘Havingfor-
he came to America. The prosecution'ls authorized, at his ‘convenience, “finally resolved in party conference to
stated that Annunciata was married tofapopint d committee of ten or more. remain in -Waghmgton until the admin-
Emelia Cernesa. of Brooklyn. in the who shall adopt such ways and means filtration anti-trust program is finally
‘V ', Brooklyn Borough Hall, in November. as to them seems proper, to carry 1m°:disposed of, Democratic leaders in the
‘1904. 1039“ progressive ideas into the State‘ Senate were determined today to press
. [or Connecticut." 1. the proposed legislation to __a concili-
' . . xSECOND WAKEFIELD TRIAL JULY, The following Were appointed: slon. These measures include“,th'e
Peter Doran, of New York city. has , 14, . iGharles F. Thayer, Norwich; John S. trade commission bill, the Clayton an-
been'~awarded the contract, for the NEW HAVEN. 00%,,July: a.,——.»The‘ '
‘buildin‘g of Kantor’s new 850,000 the. senond ”if“ of Mrsijedale‘Wtkefleldl
,atre. in Wall street, upper Norwalk. 1,”th ”mum-‘9; ’her husband, WH-
l
‘increases the allowance for that office
. . .——.\ii i A .
BRIDGEPORT July2, ctael n for clerk hire and Representative
nunziata, a barber, was. arraigned be-
fore Judge Coughlin, in the City court
here today on a charge «of bigamy,
probable cause was found and Annun-
iziata was held for the Superior court}
| in bonds of $2.000. Morney isaac Co-'
haul. of Bayonne. N. .Iz, reported wife;
of No. 1 while Attorney F. B. Fallon!
appeared forwife No, 2. . v
According to the testimopy.
OHIO RAILROAD fiANKvR-UPT.
, .CINCIN‘NATI, 0.. July 22—Applica-
tion for a receiver was made in the
United States District court here to
day for the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad.
The suit was filed on behalf of the
,Bankers‘ Trust Company. of New York.
‘The action also requests ‘the foreclos-
ure ,_of a mortgage heid.by~the trust
company. ' ‘ 3
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CONTRACT FOR KANTOR'S THE-
ATRE.
Seymour. Norwnlk: Thomas 5- 89"“ ti-trust bill and the railway securities
lacy, Hartford: Willard 0. Fisher, Mm‘nbill. \
dietown: 30h“ ‘Fo Connery. Middle“ 'Decision that Congress should not
, , in; you ‘w:
1-2-2-3-II ':-;-;s:-'-;-;-;n;-;-' ;-;-'--;-;-:.;-;.;-;.;u;.;-;u;-‘,u;-,s‘.'-;.;-‘-,. -
Every Dollar Deposited“ * '
SQdflthi‘waikSa .
”before. rationality 10¢}qu he slum
a... are chargeabl- Itorihs trim , caut- of
in air halo. numrymuanrlns ‘
town; Raoul ‘W' D'MCI‘B' Hartford; adjourn until the anti-trust legislation
George W. Hull, Brim“ and Lynn W. had been passed was reached at 3
Wilson. Bridgeport. Mr. Wallace 13 ex conference of Senate Democrpts late
blasted member of the committee and yesterday. A resolution ,9. that ef-
he will “a “her members later. “ fect‘fi'as adopted which was intended
as an answer to the propaganda for
‘ ”'7 . :lion: 0. Wakefield. it wis'hinnouncsd
I ;' today, will begin in the adherior
1. ,Court here July '14. before Judge Joel
.1 1:1.“ Reed. .«lt had been expected that
.. ,. enema} would not come up again un- ‘
‘7 tu'ootober. One hundred taiesmenl . ,
.1 from which the jury or twelve will he; run PAUL dowels ASHORE. l ,mmedme “10mm“ , owmmm
.. saluted. are to be called. in addition, GUU—‘FORDy.COJtn..,Jul)' 2.—-—The tn! 1 .
i- to the counsel appointed by the sturdy“, Jan“. vest'bitund, with one. HARTFORD POST OEFICE RE.
I to defend her. Mrs; Wakefield will “barge went to theijislstance of Vol .4 ‘ OEIPTO. . .
I; so have a. counsel an attorney who m.“ tug which 5” been sent from: HARTFORD. I“, 2.—-'t'hm v," .
“ “”1”” "6"“ b’ h" friends. ‘Now made to attempt to hot off gain of 010.600 over June of last. rear
‘ the “”0”” A Mimi bound out in m. "can. 0‘ the “In!“ ’0“
birds which olden for'tho month hm nosed. The.
item noun m mm
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. and mu m to no bud-fortooklntaw themd's
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started : ‘
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H. Krieger 81 Co.
a, .f-, a, a]- a fl, . fl .
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_, Specials for 4th of July
We will sellethis next week at
greatly reduced prices one hundred
skirts. black and blue serges.
' iscotch' plaids. also- black aud
white stripeS‘priCeswnl range from
$1.50 to $5
a]- - 'n ‘1‘ I-/nfla/n"-,.’a/~,
\‘\-~-\-\‘\-\‘v‘~-\‘\.\‘\‘
t REF RIGERATORS
and . '
iCE BOXES
A complete stock in all styles and
sizes at greatly reduced prices. Com-
pare qualities at any price between .
$4_90 and $35.
The Norwalk
’ Furniture House
’ 0
Men s Outing Trousers
Men's White Outing Trousers of genuine English Flannels, a $5.00
value ..................................................... $3.50
White, Serge, a seed $4.50 value ............................ $3.00
Striped \vhile Serge, a $4.00 value ..... .................. 33-00:
White Duck Trousers ......... . ........................ . . . . . $1.00
Prepare for July Scorchers
Get one of our cool, comfortable, Two Piece. Skeleton Suits, blues,
grays and fancy colors, all . . . .j. . . .- . . .5 ..... _. . . . . 5&0!) .
-GOTTLI B-
37 AND $10,6LOTHING‘ STORE.
11 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
WE GIVE 3. AND H. GREENIRAoi'NesrAMPs.
Pawnbrokers Sale
The subscriber hereby offers and proposes to scll all the twin
erty pawned with him as represented by following tickets: Nos. 353'0.
5572, 5577, 5588, 5601, 5602. 5618, 5630, 5632. (.037, 3““. 0°41“
5675, 5677, 5678, 5681, 5884, issued rcsilectlwh‘ Dec- 11-
5660, 5672,
12. '15, 18, 20. 23, 24, 26, 27. 29, 30 and 31. 1913-
Bouth Norwalk, July 2, 1914.
‘ Joseph Rosenfield ;
“walnuts“. 40 WATER STREET. _
”new. ”lien on manure AND FISH rates.
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