one: man
111: scorn-I WALK ermine SENTINEL
FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1914
Di \I‘CG COAL for the com-
ing scamu is a mattcr word 1) Of
Uur coali
. , best in Lumber, Timber and Mill
is bought With regard to the “'61-! vice to be had. We want you to
1
it is the best there is, not only in
your scrious attention.
farc 1i utr costumers. is a:
If you deal with us it won't
We have added Brick, Lime,
wholesale and retail.
fact that we can today buy coal
at a price titty ccnts per ton less
than we are paying but we will
not consider it. You want coal
of first class quality. We buy no
Did you ever ston to think that after all there are
kinds of Lumber?
We don‘t mean by this that we have a monopoly on all the good stuii‘,
but it does mean that we are equipped and ready to give you the
The kind you don‘t want and—the kind we sell.
Mil Willi
RUBBER Ill Bill"
After Husband. Who Was Attack-
ed in Chicago Home. Had
Beaten Him Over Head
With Club
but two
Work with the most efficient ser-
know that what you get from us
price but quality.
take you long to find this Out.
Cement and Nails to our line,
Fly 21 Flag on the Fourth
Silk, Wool, and Cotton Flags,
of all Sizes. Wool and Cotton Bunting for
l‘UlIK\'ll.l.h;, 11]., July 3.—ln a des-
perate tight in the dark early today,
with a robber who had invaded theirE
WOMKDC’QOOOQOOCWD '
other. You want COAL and not
simply black stufi. Buying cheap
coal to save money is like stop-
ping the clock to save time.
The, ' ,
FERRIS COAL’
COMPANY.
BRICK, LIME, SAND,
CEMENT, ETC.
R. Harold Cox
2 First St. Eau Morwalk.
TELEPHONE 145-4.
SPECIAL ‘
$7.00 IRON COUCH, MATTRESS
AND BOLSTER FOR ........ $4.50
TELEPHONE CONNECTION,
15 ELY AVEJ
LOUIS NYARY, Manager.
BUY
Hazelton
Coal
1.1 i-
The B. Hershfield Ev. Son Co
TEL. 29‘»
A Full Line of
Fishing Tackle
éaffi’ EBA], M P. D U N N E
l 209 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
To advertise our llcd Oak (‘onl “mi
cash prices will be the lowest in town:
To be convinced that our coal does not
stick to the gmies and bricks. and
burns to ashes, try a bushel and you
will buy a ton.
William Efiron
'3 ROWAN sr., EAST NORWALK.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.I
122 WATER IT.
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iKeep
' Cool
#
BEWARE.
l have had several complaint of
people who have been cheated by
peddiers 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 lo 3. lb. for rags and best
prices for metal, rubbers and feath-
We have had some very- hot days,
and will have many, more before the
Summer ls over.
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A GAS
er beds. .
WILLIAM EFFRON,
3 ROWAN sr. v .
frei. 441. Tel. 441. RAN< : E
will greatly reduce the temperature or
1Iths kitchen and will help to make
'the Summer more enjoyable.
Carnival ,
Goods
’We have them at all prices. Ask
for information.
The United Electric
Light 81 Water Co.
I
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RIGGERMAN
ROS.,'64 North Main St.
11111118 111111111113
William Miller. I
William Miller, formerly of Nor-
iwaik, died at the Bridgeport Hospital
last night after a brief illness or
{Brights disease and heart: trouble He
isufrered an attack of tonsllitls about
ltwo months ago, and improper care
iof himself brought on the diseases
16c per Gallon lwhich resulted in his death. He was
STANDARD RAYO LAMPS AND taken to the hospital on Wednesday
.011, COOKING RANGES AT THE.“ last week. The deceased was 27
LOWEST PRICES. years' old, and was married For the
most two years he had been living In
Paul Preussel' & Son?" Bridgeport, to which place he moved
‘ after retiring from the trucumg busi-
”UH: 8T" NORWALK_TEL- ‘047- Iness in Norwalk. He was born in
T” ""’ Wilton. He is survived by his wife
Funeral Work a. Specialty. saveiand a son, William His mother, Mrs.
imney by hm“ ”m" “m“ ““9 “9’91 ‘Elizabeth Miller of Main street, three
Fruits and Vegetables of All Kinds. IvSISteTS. Mrs. Elizabeth Mylod \iiss
A (a Cuneo FiOI‘iSt. gMagdellne Miller, Miss Ida Miller, and
ftwo brothers, Jacob and Charles Mll-
TEL 372'”- 7 “Mum” "3"1ersliere him. The deceased was‘u
VERY MODERATE PRICES. member of the First District lira de-
,partment, and or the South Norwalk
Lodge of Elks. The funeral services
will be held from the Miller home on
:IMain street on Sunday afternoon and
“161'. Martin L. Steup, pastor of st.
Peter's German Lutheran church, will
offloiate. Burial will be in Wilton in
Joe Hill Cemetery. The body was
brought to Norwalk from Bridgeport
“this morning. ,
Kill Two Birds
With One Awning .
,Viérlghteu your store or home
and. keep out the summer sun
with one or our awnings. Eati-
‘“ we: cheerfully given.
/
, Funeral! of Jason. Runner,
The funeral or Joseph Banner, who
committed suicide early yesterday
"m" "m" "' Imorning, will be 119111 from his 1m
.ga 88 are held. “will mean bettcinthe government. departments in the during which they will visit the bride-
place at Berlin in 1916.
home, Mr and Mrs. Joseph Grimwood,
home on 76 Lexington avenue, tomor- all 389d fOUple killed the intruder.
row morning at 11 otlock. Rev. J N 1Th€ 1118!) died as Mrs. Grimwood was, I
Czabo, pastor of St. Ladislaus' Hun- throttling “1111- ll
garian church will ofliciate. inter- l‘he TOW” apparently 50 years old,' i jf
ment will be in St. Mar)‘ s Cemetery “0T6 3 new suit of Clothes. 'In the I:
Mr. Budner was born in ilungaiy, 3! pocket Was a receipt from a Chicago
years ago, coming to this country, department store for a suit, and "i
when quite young. lie is surviVed by} bore the name William Davis. Slipsi
his wife and three children ‘
Carnival Decorations.
A New Stock of PRETTY PARASOLS ..
A Very Special Line in all Colors at $2.00.
He was ‘showing apparent profits of $5, 000 of ,.
employed in the Lecitwood lianufac- $0 000 011 We board 0‘ “339 0! Chl‘3' .
go, also were found. '1he police be
{have the clothing was stolen, and that1
the papers belong to another man '
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Gregory The “0159 b) the “1‘th 3“°k9
was held “cm the parlors of Funeral lhc Grimwoods, and toe husbandI
Director 1’. I). Stannard yesterday d1; seized a'club kept beside the bed.
ternoon at :30 o‘clock. Rev. Charles “”3 WW" had Dit'kt‘d “P 3“ ice; .
1:. Barto conducted the services and Plt'k- 3911“" C01!” 599 the other,!
interment was in Norwalk cemetery. and ”‘95 lunged 31’0‘" “19 T001111!
Wu striking furiously. Now and then:
itirimwood got home a blow with the KILL
"all-En WRITE“ (Illb “bite the thief Ottasionall) Eu Two WOMEN
THEII SHOT HIMSELF
LOCATES “EREI reached the other with the pick. i
At length one of (irimwood's swings I .—
ATI ANT-L lItieorigia, July 3.—’l‘he
bodies 018 Bennett and two uni-
ichashed upon the robber's head and
it was in the spring of the year he fell. Mrs. t.r1muood,who had been
nineteen hundred and three that .\li- awakened by lusllllig of feet, leaped dentitied women were iound in a
('11th 310118118“ gave I0 an apprccia- upon the robber catching him by the swamp at East Point, a suburb of .‘tt-
live literary- world a genuine treat in um)“, She choked him while her iauta. early today. Wounds indicated
the way of a sparkling magazine husband (“fuck a “gm, and went alter that all three had been shot. The bod-
uhlch he called The Parpyrus, and a rope to bind the luau. The robber it‘s of the women were covered with
which first saw the light in Mount died as her husband 't'anie hack. MUS“, while that Of “Him” 1&1)” “11118
open a few yards away.
According to the. police, there were
\‘crnon, N. Y. A magazine of bril-l
iiant originality it was, and its GIRL DISAPPEARS WITH CHAUF-
indications that llcnnett killed the
two women with a shotgun, and, after
charming essays bore. the 1111111istaka-: FEUR
covering their bodies with brush. fag-5
ble touch of the master. but the‘
wise ones sagely shook their heads Beautiful Hull, Mall.
cued the gun to a slump, stood liciore
it and discharged it with a twig. The
and said it couldn't lust. No 1111111,
charge tore a great hole in his chcst. ‘
said il1cy_ could monthly fill a lllflgilvi
zinc with literature of such quality. i Now on M3" Hunt.
While the women have not yet bccn
identified. it is thought they were lien-
'l'hrough eight years of an eventful: I'll'l,l., .\Iuss., July 3. Peru ilni»
existence this 111111111le10 was one of liau, 11 tall. graceful. Is your old
many homes and many resurrectious, south shore and Arlington girl, has nett's wife flfld lllUlht’F'ill‘liN- lit?“-
and finally in 11112 the friends of The disappeared with her father‘s chaui~ nett, “"110 lived I“ E“! 1'0““. “'35 135‘
seen on Thursday. lie. formerly rc-
sidcd at Lougnsvillc, (in.
Grass Suit Cases, Satchels and Lunch
Boxes
Leather Suit Cases and Club Bags.
turing Company as a moulder.
Funeral of Mrs. Mary Gregory.
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Specials for 4th of July
. Girl Vaniohcs
During Night—~Wrathful Father
We will sell this next week at
greatly reduced prices one hundred
skirts. black and blue serges.
l'apyrus grieved its final suspension. i'eur. Louis l~1na1i. She vanished
llul ever did it possess that rare and last night. A tclcphonv message
colorful flavor possible only with one said they had gone to Providence to
101m 111 WALL STREET;
who dips his pen in the blood of a be married. lzut .\lr. ilaiilan, Who .
heart filled with the love for and the is awakening every city and town - '
understanding ofhuman souls . ‘in New England to the search for SCOtCh plalds, also blaCk and
\‘EW YORK. July 3.\\'AL14 ST:-
liut here's the polnt. Up from the the elopers, bellcyes this message ,
Over night news particularly latestr
glowing embers of The Papyrus risesiwas a blind. 4'1 ~- ;,
in all its majestic brilliancy The Mr. Hallian is' wealthy. and his deleioi’mems at Washington, was re-
phoemx a reincarnatlno of The I’apy- home 13 one of the show places 01.Iceived with favor in the financial dis.
rus and Michael Monahun has chos~ the 8011“! BIIOPE- “18 daughter has 'Itrlct (M8)" ‘1‘“!ng from the course
on 'South Norwalk for his resldoiice,ib8€n educated, WI ”9011“." returned oerarly dealings 0“ the exchange, op-
and from this CIIY is The Phoenix'IO here home. and was a i'u'vorite enmg changes were trivial, but those
published. The second number of‘flmong the younger folk 0i ltull. She were 50”“ iollowed by one 90“" “(1'
this magazine has already been 18- wore several beautiful Jewels when Ivauces in Canadian Pacific, Union Pa-
Nortliern Pacific and l.el1lgh \'al~
sued. 'she disappeared. “m"-
Mr. Monahun, one of the lending .\ir. llalliau said today “i intend iey. while Reading also rose materially;
critics of the country, has written sev-Ito proaecute the man to the limit. I American Smelting ”0°" rose W" pre-
crInI books. chief of which are unejwili never rest till he is punished~ ,“u‘m’ly 0" 3""01"‘“9m°m ”‘3‘ opera-
nigna \1‘.ena .. “Palms of Papyrus" ,to lure a little girl like that away .tlons at the company's Mexican plans
“Adventures in Life and Letters" "At‘from home. But ii i can only find are to be immediately resumed. Ama-
the Sign of the Van" and “Nova m_§tl1em before they are married. ‘LII lvamated and Steel were 111 demand.
bernia.’ {would do anything. give anything. 'Among the lndustrinls, Sears‘ Iloebuck
Mr Monahan also contributes fre. to stOp their marriage and even it added ““0 90m“ to yesterdays sensa-
quently to the “Forum" magazine of they are mariied they shall not ll\eI' .ttonal “88' and l' "Md States hxpress,
New York city, besides whiclrhe iSItogetlier." , now in process or liquidation, gained
a translator of note. i The BIODPHH‘Ht “as accomplished I.“ mm?“- ‘ .
A style that commands has \lichaelé‘vmmut arousing the slightest sue-1. WALL STREET’ Noon—Wall Street
Monahan. His writings. noted for DICIOH and ““11 H" ”‘9 dramatic 919‘ professed to see in recent and coming
their versatility and virility. are re- merits 0‘ surprise “”5”” and '0' $9135, sgns hot : bier.” understand-
plete with touching pathoa and irre- mance g e ween i-e a “i 11 stratiou and mp-
slstible humor and they show him toi 'T' big Elfin?“ interests and toIok Mint]
be a man of much reading. of ‘broadI BOSTON LEGISLATURE END'NG' :1:ch retiri'iedchi tiire 32:33:31 $32:
education and Possessed of a deep BOSTO\- "mi 31‘3“" house and Pacific, Great Northern. Baltimore and.
understanding of human affairs senate Flawed ‘0 “l “1“” ““dmgh‘t 01110, St. rain and Chesapeake and'
Decided] Celtic he is at does his it necessary, In order to bring to an
work gmagk of the gényus of au'end tonight a session begun January 'Ohio being added to the list of stocks
b100d3 and many creeds. Fearless and 7 and equalled in length only a {ew‘iment otherwise was rather mixed, Peo-
wliite stripes prices Will range from
$1.50 to $5
‘- -’- Ola/'I'nla' a’n -.“ .
H:\:\-\-\-\-\‘\‘I ‘W\‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘ .\‘\‘ -\‘\-\‘ :\
1 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
Men’s Outing Trousers
Men's White Outing Trousers of genuine English Flannels, a $5.00
. l
which rose a point or more. The move-
frank he writes what he thinks, and “me“ “I “‘9 “Sm“ 0f the ‘95‘313'. pleg Gas, General Electric and West- value ...... . .............. ................ . .......... $3.50
with a zest attacks the shame audit“e Much “mine“ remained to ”9 lnghouse rising one to two points with White Serge a good 54. 50 value ------- $3M) .
hypocrlces of life. transacted, how ever and there was a more “In“ three points gain in Ameri— Striped White Serge, a $4. 00 Value 53-00
or himself Mr, Monahan has noth- ,POSSIDINY that it might be necessarY. can Tobacco. Toward midday there
manila postpone proroualion until next Whiteiiuck'rrousers. ..... 31-00
ing to say, but heart of the was another interval
throbs in his written thoughts. He'wee" Final ““0“ ““3 1° be taken Bonds were steady.
has won the name or the "Attic I“ the senate on “1“ “She" Ellis ”Fu‘l Minor stocks came into greater
Philosopher " inasmuch as he lil cs to].mad bill 1Bills to relieve the flmn'prominence in the late dealings, when
turn out the “Good Stuff" in a quiet cial situation I“ 51‘1““) caused by the‘ speculation in the leaders lagged. Kau-
and cozy attic room n". from meIconflagrutIon for recess committees sas City southern adva nced 1 1_,,_
sounds of the revelry of the child- .to conduct various unestigationa andi
reu below stairs for abolition of party enrollment in‘
Monahan has the boom faculty ofI.1)rinr1ariesi and injunctions in labor
comradeship. not only “in the flesh." disputes promised ‘0 “'1“? “P ““9““ Southern Man Takes in Weston Girl
that his heart to heart talks are keenly i erable time Ii as Hill Bride.
felt through the medium of the print i A yery New. though quiet wedding
ed page. TUG HAROLD FLOATED- iwas solemnized at noon yesterday by
—-——~—-————.— NEW LONDOV Jll‘y 3.—The tug Rev. J. Benton Werner, of Grace Epis-'_
THOMPSON PLEASED WITH CON. Harold, which went ashore on Faulk- copal Church at the home of the
FERENcE. iners 151““ 0“ Gullmrd in the Sound bride, Miss Merri Joy Davis in West-
NEW YORK. July 3:430,th Rob wastuliied off without serious damage .On- The bridegroom was James Jenk.
crt M Thompson, president of the at high water and returned here yes- ins Lowe, Of Nomik. V3» who “3091‘"
Olympic Association. of America, who terday. The barge. “01’6"“ which She ly moved to Westbn. Only the rela-
returned from Europe today; express- had in tow and which sunk. is still off tives and immediate friends of the
ed general satisfaction with the re- Faulkners and may be saved icouple were present to witness the
sales of the International Congress a: ceremony. The bride looked charming
Olympic dpelgates, which he attended U- 3- BUYS NEW HAVEN ia‘nd the decorations, while not elabor-
In Paris. The change in the rules giv-i MADE ADDING MACHINES ate, were very attractive indeed
log to all the countries that participate‘ WASHINGTON. Jilly 3 ”59“er A wedding breakfast. dalntly prepar-
a voice in the management or the °f the Treasury 'MCMO0 113“ awarded on was served after the ceremony an
Olympic contests. Instead of confining lo the Whitougdm Machine CO» 0! It Was followed by a reception. The
control to the. country where the ow Haven, contracts for .3119!“in couple left for an extended honeymoon
of dullness.
Prepare tor .Iulv Scorchers
Get one of our 'cool, Jcomfortable, Two Piece, Skeleton Suits, blues,
guys and fancy colors, all $10.00
-GOTTLIEB—
$7 AND $10 CLOTHING STORE, ~
11 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.‘
WE GIVE S. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
LOWE—DAVIS
Pawnbroker’s Sale
The subscriber herebyofters and proposes to soil all the prop.
erty pawned with him as represented by following tickets: Nos. 5.1370,
5572, 5577, 5588, 5601, 5602, 5618, 5630, 5632, M14, 56.711.
5660, 5672, 5675, 5677, 5678, 5681, .5684, issued respectively Dec. 1].
12, 15, 18, 20, 23, 24, 26, 27, 29, 30 and 31,1913. .
South Norwalk, July 2,1914.
Joseph Resenfield
PAWNBROKER, 40 WATER STREET.
SPECIAL PRICES 0N FIREARMS AND FPSH POLEO.
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sport " said Colonel Thompson 'DiSti‘ict of Columbia with two types grooms’ home and take in other son at -
The next Olympic games will one of adding machines. It was learned at cm points. They left on the 3: 29 t in
'the Treasury Depai'tment today. lyesterday afternoon.
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