IQ‘CBeu you choose a bank in
-whiCh to deposit your iiioncy the
0 duration of reliability comes first
doesn’t it?
If you buy Coal by the same
rule you will be pretty sure to
buy it here.
£0.11! does not fade nor go out
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of style. It will be good next
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""iwintcr if you put it in now
4’ The
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
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Coal
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IN RED OAK COAL I AM THE
4 ONLY ONE.
h My cash prices are the lowest in town.
.1 do not expect to make a large profit
on coal this year, as I sell at such a
low price just to advertise my Red
4' Oak Goal. 1 am selling Alpha Port-
land Cement at very lowest prices.
The bag must be returned.
- WILLIAM EFFRON.
8 ROWAN 8T1, EAST NORWALK.
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BEWARE.1
it have had several complaint of
We" who claim to be working for
I”. if you want to
tooled watch for the sign “3 Rowfan
with my name and address.
I pay lo ft lb. (or rags and best
We: for metal, rubbers and feath-
ir bed I.
WILLIAM EFFRON,
3 ROWAN ET.
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Mic who have been cheated by}
avoid being,
Street." on the wagon Also the drl1-'
;.-lnult give you a duplicate slip-
Tel. 441. ’
kinds of Lumber? The kind you
best in Lumber, Timber and Mill
vice to be had.
is the best there is, not only in
We have added Brick, Lime,
wholesale and retail,
The Hatch &
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Get one of our cool, comfortable,
grays and fancy colors, all
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
Did you ever stop to think that after all there are but
We don‘t mean by this that we have a monopoly on all the good stud,
but it does mean that we are equipped and ready to give you the
We want you to know that what you get from us
If you do}! with us it wOn't take you long to find this Out.
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Men’s Outing Trousers
Men s \\ hite Outing 'lrouseis of genuine English Flannels, a $3 00
Prepare for July Scorchers
-GOTTLIEB-
37 AND 310 CLOTHING STORE.
WE GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
two
don‘t want and—the kind we sell.
STATE
SUF FRAGE
. WORKERS
ARE BUSY
Work with the most efficient ser-
price but quality.
Cement and Nails to our line,
Bailey Company
campaigning in Windham County,
Miss Emily 'Pierson and he! bud at
campaigners opened W: at
was also a campaign meeting yester-
day evening at liebron, which though
value ..................................................... 33. so Willi!e near to Marlborough is over the '
1 - — . 1 ........ $3.00 border of Hartford County. Miss
“bite Serge, a good $4.30 \aue .................... ,Pierson has now with her her full
Striped White Serge, a $4.00 Value ........................... $3.00 ‘strenglh of Campaigners, and she also
White Duck Trousers ......................................... $1.00 expects during the next few weeks to
be greatly helped by Volunteers from
Two Piece, Skeleton Stilts, blues,
$10 00 izatioiia.
and activity:
field Center and Eaglevllle on’
day; South Coventry,
’Andover on Tuesday; Bolton,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. cottville and llockville on Wednes-
On Hhursday, and Ellington Oil Fli-
'day
I After four very successful weeks of:
the i I
automobile campaign of the Sui‘fra- I
gists in that part of the State, came j :
to an end on Thursday, and yeotladly'
‘1 Marlborough in round Counts MI
‘day; Crystal Lake and Vernon Center j
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Hartford and other towns and Cities ' ‘
wheie there are strong suffrage organ. : :
She has therefore planned 1 -
out a campaign of remarkable vigor I i
The places to be visit- : :
,ed next week include Columbia Mans ~- ~
Mon- :1 '
Coventry and j:
Tal- ~
Oiadies’ Stylish Tailored
treiiily low prices for which we
'almost any article desired at 50
NOBWALK PAWNSHOP.
Stop --- Look --- Listen
You will be surprised at the v
HARDWARE, GENERAL MERCHANDISE, MUSICAL GOODS.
——Joseph Rosenfield——
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES FOR SALE.
ticut Woman Suffrage
will go as a body to RockVille next
\\'ednesda_1.l‘lie board will hold its‘
monthly business meeting there in the
morning and afternoon, and in the;
1evening some members of the board
ariety of merchandise and the ex-
offer it. We can furnish you with
per cent. less than others
lugs in Rockvilie ’l‘o1vn Hull. and mi
‘the church parlors at Bolton. ’l‘hei
week will also see many open all
ineetiiigswiieur the factories
WATER STREET SO NORWALK ever there are factories and on the:
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‘quunls the success that has attended:
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TOYS
SAND TOYS
25¢. 50¢
BOATS
loosen... 50¢
5¢.1o¢
BIGGER MAN
9.08., 64 North Main St.
jthe Windham County activities, thef
C. 11‘. s. A. olncers will feel highly!
satisfied. Throughout the four “weeks;
by her friends.
.\ii‘. Hartley referred to Mrs. Key-
ser's love for her home, and of her
devotion to her children. He spoke
or her ministration as a friend and
neighbor in West Norwalk while re-
siding there. Her interest in the son; but in proporttmlgto the DQPUIK'fi
welfare of her neighbors waI so great lion many of the. smaller pm.“ “howg
_that she "‘99de 51“” ‘0 3‘ ery led even greater interest than the cit-
.call made upon her time and Itrength. Ito: and “1‘86“ towns. Towns whose
She united with the South Norwalk lwhole voting population does not ex-
Baptist ““1"“ I“ “368 “Pd ”9‘0““ ceed two or three hundred have fun
'0 “‘9 early 3’0“” 0' member“ nlshed audiences for two or three
””0““ “no“ lalth ”"1 9'5"“ the meetings in different centers nuttiber~
present organization was effected ing from 75 to 300. The outdoor sun-
She ”“3 I“ the choir {0" many 3’9“" set meetings—meetings held in the
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suffrage was not only sustained, but
steadily lncrcaud, The, largest meet-g
\BRICK' LIME, SAND,
CEMENT, ETC.
2 First St.
TELEPHONE 146-4.
East Nor-walk.
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Funeral Work a Specialty. Save
money by having your work done here.
Fruits and Vegetablu of All Kinds.
A. C. Cuneo: Florist.
TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE.
VERY _MODERATE PRICES.
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Edna Mae Seymour
HIHCI OLGA89.
MILLINERY
Roodner a Block
“ » .waanmotdn ovum
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“Mrs. m
R. Harold Cox .-
:4 Theodore Neuendbrf of
' street, South Nor-walk Rev. Ralph G wich -
-- Hartley, pastor of the scuth Norwalhl “The Wilton Equal munchise League
I‘ Baptist church, officiated.
EXCEP'NONALLV LOW PRICE? ima‘lns we‘re taken to New York this The object of the league is two- ~fold-—
‘ mornlhg by Director 111?. H Ganuns. _to raise money for sufiraSe werk, and
.I and interment will be in 4the German to prove that advocacy of votes for
;; Lutheran cemetery 111 Brooklyn.
and was active in all the charitable early evening—have brought together
and spiritual work of the church. She' the largest “memes; but the readl
took a keen interest in the work of ness of the people to attend “man
the Westhorwalk UM“ (““991- “5 meetings in halls in the evenings has
a mother, a friend. a Christian, Mrs been a pleasant surprise to the cam-
Keyser fulfilled to a remarkable de- ,paigners .
gree the ideal of true w.omanhood
The interment took place in the
Norwalk cemetery.
The flrlt ‘lmmediate result of the
Icampaign has been the formation of
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\Vllllam “'1 “1““ ‘mnchlse league n s u
"Burlis' Edward J h ‘ J ni y as President. Pomfret and \Villlman-
l ' 1 o nson. u “tic will also probably “We 5“““59
Brown, and Nelson Hoyt. '
organizations within the next few
days; and the equal franchise leagues
inlrendy in existence in Putnam and
Danielsonvleagues which have given1
very active aid to Miss Pierson and
her campaigners—have greatly in-
Funoral of Mrs. John Callahan.
Thelfuneral of Mrs. John Callahan
,will be held Monday morning from
her home on the old Saugatuck road.
.2: 322' :gihcionwhihe J:h::e::ur::. creased their memberghlp as a result
qulem high mass will be celebratedio‘ the campaign. ~
‘Besldea her husband the deceased ls' fogrg‘g’ggnmcmfidefit? \(hfiy ‘11:“.
survived by a son“ and seven dau h ge pa ‘
tors—Chutes Callahan, of Bridgepogtzl“I 3“" I“ 3’9” ”WW“ throng “t
Mrs. Katherine Hayes. of East Nor-lthe State. Everywhere It 3°95 it at
walk- Mrs. James 'Grady. of Bridgegtracts much attention, and is highly!
port; Mrs. Thomas McCoulty. of New WWI“ Wk“ audiences 1“ most
York' Mrs. Richardi Gallagher, of cases the theater managers obtain the
Greens Farms; Julia, Jeanette and “Wk“ 01 310“] suflraglsl to make
Ethel Callahan of Saugatuck.lnter-1a Preliminary 8969011 usually ex
ment will be in St. Mary's cemetery. .piaining 111.9 meaning and object of
.__.._ ‘the parade. Last night the reel was
Funeral of MrI1‘KohIan‘ lat Lakeville, under the ausplees 0"
The funeral of Mrs. Christina Koh- the Salisbury Equal 117181101189 League
wines was held last evening at 8 o’clockion Wednesday it was exhibited «at
”tom the home of her daughter, Mrs. jcanaan; and the whole of the prey
' 40 Spfln iouI week it was on view in Green
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The re: lips entered upon a new enterprise.
women is compatible with excellence
-. in all' household age. The enterprise
Funeral of Mr. Betta. . is a Fond Exchange. where food sup-
The funeral of Addison A.- Band." piles and coolidd food: may be obtain-
one of Norwalk': most prominent and ed The cocking is all done by snf‘
:r‘aspected citizens. Who died at his fragists. and even the Antis of Wilton
homo ,ODkWGBt Mia street yesterday are willing to ‘pgtgmfize the new 433;"
marbles. will {he held from the late change, so excellent are the produCtsu
home on Monday Afternoon at , 3 that are offered for in.
_ldrnoat' F. modicum. l The min-ago meeting at Old tome
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ju'ill remain to aid in the public meet. 2
wher- t
village greens or in th town centersll.
in the early evenings. I‘
spent in Windham County interest in“
lnxs were in \\'illlnlantlc and Daniel~' '
"boat-
{ the transportation committee of thg
‘ the chill! in this'hlatter‘oither this sve-
Sizes.
Don’t F ail to At-
tendOur
SUITS
All of the $15. 00 Suits are now
All of the $18. 00 Suits are now
All of the $20.00 Suits are now
All of the $22.00 Suits are now
All of the $25. 00 Suits are now
All Are the Latest Models with a Wide Range of Colors, and
There are but Sixty of these Suits. and
$7.50
$9.00
$10.00
$11.00
$12. 50
Every Garment is marked way bélow Cost
Come Quickly if You would take Advantage of
This Half Price Sale.
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speaker wholhas been engaged for.
this occasion is Rev. John Howard
“click of Trinity Church. Brooklln,
N Y.
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Set rIlExplusive UsedonCalsson,
Armored Lilla Dreadnought,
Tears Holes inlt
a
NORFOLK, Va.. July 11,—w1i1il a
great hole in its bottom and its sheets
“_ Suniiner Furniture at
Special Prices
(“See Our Window Display and note
the Cut Prices on Indoor and Outdoor
Chairs and RockersJ ,
of armor dented and punctured in
many places a steel caisson made to
represent a battleship is in a dry-1 '
dock at the Norfolk Navy Yard, guard-
ed with extreme vigilance.
The caisson was fired on Thursday
by a submerged shell or mine, loaded
with a new kind of explosive ,
The experiment was conducted in
the southern brunch of.tha Elizabeth
river. near the Navy Yard. Only na-
val officers and the crews .of thi'ee K
torpedo boats were pemitted to wit-1,
ness the test.
1 No' vessels were allowed within 200
yards of the spot where the experi-+
meat. was being carried on. Only one >
111le was fired Then. before the
smoke cleared away the floating mass
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REFRIGERATORS
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SPECIAL PRICES
iiiei‘and~ sée‘ them,
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We have thorn from $7. 98 to
$30.
ain'-lfll‘f'
of steel‘keeled over to one side and
began to fill rapidly,
Naval tugs hurried to its side and
The committee appointed by,
Chamber at commerce will confer with l -‘
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The Norwalk Furniture House
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pt Delivery—Repairing I Specialty.
Special Prices on Brass Beds
took it intow. Naval officers refused . 1. THIS WEEK
to discuss the result of the experi- REGULAR .‘ , . SPECIAL‘
meats. They said the exact damage PRICE. 1 PRICE-
the caisson dustbined probably would $12.00 , 53-50 ‘
matter be known: publicly. 1s 00 1 . ”'00
It was a: government secret and 2050 ' 15-00'
W6?!” remain one they added. I « 22,00 17-09
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EQUIPMENT FOR some v. 26100- " ‘ 219°
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Chief George W. Bogardus was in 29. 00 ’ land," 51 ' 23:50 -
New York city yesterday obtaining 32_ 00' ‘ 20.50 1'
; prices on the apparatus that would be' 3,; 00 . . 29.00
_nscesaari to equip the Addie V., which; 45 00 _, ‘ 737.00
is now underlconstructidn, as a fire 17.00 $39.00
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