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TIIE ' soururuonvutlt EVENING ' seunuet
TUESDAY, JULY :4, 19:4 ‘
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I iHot Weather II
When the days are hot
and sunny talk of Coal
sounds very_ funny and
you think you‘ll use your
money to indulge in
pleasure mad; but if
you will hark to reason it
is but a short, short sca-
; son e'er y0ur fingers
’ will be freezing and a fire
will make you glad. Get
your Coal in now it’s
Summer, for next Wina
ter’ll be a hummer for
the iceman and the
plumber—or our guess
is very bad.
The
fiFERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
_‘ BUY
”Hazelton
Goal
The B. Hershfield 8-: Son Co
._ Tet. 294. 122 wares er.
a.— ..........
IN RED OAK COAL
I
ONLY ONE,
Try a. bushel and youll huv a ton.
My cash prices are the lowest ill town.
I do not expect to make a large profit
(on deal this year, as I sell at such a ‘ :1" ~~~
. New BAGGAGE PLAN succssos.
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': _Paaaeng&ra' Geode Examlned in Near-
ly Half Usual Time.
We want to assure our friends~cust0mers (among whom we
hope you are numbered) that we are ready to furnish them with all
their requirements in building materials of all sorts, and that we "
are in a position to give you prompt service and clean sound lumber
-'the Port Dudl - ‘i d Malone tried
and timber from new stock arriving each day, We will be glad to ‘ e) r QI
resume the very pleasant relations which have ensted in the past
d 1 -. _ as of old tru t , th _ __ d . I _ ,examlnation of passengers’ baggage. . ..
an lromlse'you . , shot 3 service an sustained qua- , Tusing the Atlantic Transport liner NI.
liy. In our interpretations of orders we have the advantage of years . Minnetonka for the experiment She . .
of experience and an established reputation for
ings.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
conscientious deal- ,had seventy-tour first cabin passen-
llline, carries no other kind.
lot twenty or more.
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40w price just to advertise my Red
’Oak' Coal, I am selling Alpha Port-
land Cement at very lowest prices.
'7 The bag must be returned.
, WILLIAM EFFRON.
;a ROWAN 31:, east NORWALK.
fan inspector examined the Dance
as it came to the letter There win no
iwaiting In line by passengers All
passengers paving duty went unno-
lcompanied to the customs desk and
Men’s Outing Trousers
Men's White Outing Trousers of genuine English Flannels, a $5.00
Ithe baggage of all Atlantic Transport
'shlp.
Iin thirty-five minutes. Surveyor .\'el-
,son H Ilenry who superintended the
job, is confident that the new method,
iof inspection will be a success.
Prepare for July SCorchers
Get one of our cool, comfortable, Two Piece. Skeleton Suits, blues,
greys alld fancy colors, all ............................... $10.00
-GOTTLIEB-
LIABILITIES, 881,456.
37 AND 810 CLOTHING STORE. Receiver Appointed In Norwaik
11 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ”WNW“!-
Referee lll Bankruptcy John W.
GIVE , AND H. GR N T IN .
WE 8 EE RAD G STAMPS Banks appointed Attorney Joseph R.
_- xnw YORK, July 1i.—Collector or ' 2
.Ii‘esterday his plan of expediting the j_-
"gers. and, like the other ships of the I
Only I 2
,three men of the Collectors staff went 1 ‘
down the bay and came up with the -
iMinnetonka instead of the usual staff . _‘
Passengers went to the respective : -
letters immediately after landing and 3"
value ..................................................... $3.50 ipaid it, the Inspector who usually goes
White serge, a good $4.50 value ............................ $3.00 iwitll the passengers being thus left .
Striped WhiteISerge a $1.00 Value .......................... .3390 {“99 for "“1" work. ,
\‘i bite Duck Trousers ......................................... $1.00 It takes an hour generally to pass '
This time the trick was done 'I '
Tristram 8.
A Pretty Woman Looks Even Prettier ; 3‘
Under a Parasol.
Many shades to match ‘he majority of costumes. 311d all or I“ "I
most popular shapes and handles.
100.
Plenty of Children's Parasol: 2,
Vacation Time is Hammock Time.
We haven fine assortment in many colors, from 75s to $5.00-
. The Sale of Ladies’
Tailored Suits at Half Price is Still in
Progress. Do not Fail to Attend.
CONSERVATION LEGISLATION.
WASHINGTON, July lixeConserva-
Taylor, of South Norwalk, as a re-
ceiver for the garage business ownedl
by Oscar ll. Hanks ill Norwalk at a:
,hearing held before him yesterday af-
Stop --- Look --- Listen
ternoon. Hanks was adjudicated a
bankrupt on July I.
You will be surprised at the variety of merchandise and the ex- Ilanks' liabilities are $1,456.41.
trenlly low prices for which we ofi'cr it. We Call furnish you with “”1 355918 of 534.1140. The bank-
Ialnlost any article desired at .50 per cent. less than others, “'9‘ was represented by .itloney “'
iE’ Austin. It was requested that the
HARDWARE, GENERAL MERCHANDISE, MUSICAL GOODS,
—-Joseph Rosenheld—
NORWALK PAWNSHOP. WATER STREET, SO. NORWALK.
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES FOR SALE.
lllitllentiy hy the referee.
The following appraisers were up-
'DOIIIIE‘d Iby Referee .lohll \\'. Hanks:
El‘rank Reynolds, of East Norwalk; I).
{Fult‘hlld Wheeler, of liridgcport, and
iI‘harIes T. McGovern, of Norwalk.
Another continuance, this time until
Friday, was given ill the use of .\II
less eifevtive “any high grade all Ranks charged with giving it w-orth
well as obscure issues fell under yes- less check. The delay ls due to the
terday S pritea bill 01081 of We lend- fact that the co llplaiuilllts Il'twyer is
ers Ilcld lirm. (‘anudlau lsiacf Ic. \Vlt- in camp at Nilntil
bash I’ld., Toledo. St. Louis and Wrat-
ern and Missouri, IiKansasl and Texas
' TOYS
NPPEALB OPERATORS’
CASE.
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'Ilouse tonight, when efforts are to be
,made to smooth out difficulties over
‘ pending conservation legislation. Pres-
itelllporary l‘i‘ceivcr be appointed per-l
late in Congress looked with interest
today to the conference which had
been arranged to be held at the “bite
ldeut Wilson, members of the Cabinet
and members of the House planned to
consider the pending Adamsoll Gener-
al liam bill.
The bill is designed to promote navi-
Igation on what are now, In the aggre-
gate. thousands of miles of shoal
streams with possibiltlae of power de-
velopment attractive to private capi-
tal. but practically prohibitive to the
Government if undertaken to promote
navigation only. , ~
The plan is to grant permits, for
fifty-year periods, for private
struction of dams and locks. so as to.
provide heads of water for generation;
of power and hydro-electricity for pow-.
or purposes for communities needing;
light. fuel and power for manufactur-
Summer Furniture at.
Special Prices
(“See Our Window Display and note
the Cut Prices on Indoor and Outdoor
Chairs and Rockers.
REF RIGERATORS
atSPECIAL PRICES.
Tel 441. Tel. 441‘: SAND TOYS , imade new low records Bonds hvere ’ing and other “33,0333. . _. , ’
4—1 25¢. 0¢ irregular WhitnI‘Ian Fights éourt Ruling In Newi Representative Paula and other op- I I It;
be h dBEWARIE 1 Int MI I BIOA B Haven Prosecution. iponents of the bill In Its present we have them from . $7.98 (0 if
I I van al ”vim coIIIIIItIId h I 10? 25¢ 50¢ DEATHS AN” FqunAls An appeal has been taken to the Sn. ‘shape, with whom Secretary Lane is ~ ' I ’ .1
We w o lave een c ese 1" AND FAILS ‘ . . _ “
peddlers who claim to be working for. —-— preme Court of \ew_iork by Dis understood to be aligned. 5” the hill 0 ‘ ’
Inc. If you want to avoid being I 5¢. 10¢: ”0".“ Mlngo trict Attorney Whitman front the might leave a loophole for grants of I!
.tooled' watch for the sign, “3 Rowan The funeral of Horace Mingo who action of the (‘ourt of Special Ses- perpetual rights to private capital- 5‘
fittest." on the wagon. Also the driv-
tar must give you a duplicate slip
with my name and address.
I pay In a lb for rags and best
‘brities for metal, rubbers and tenth-
er beds
‘
.
died m Essex \‘ew York I", Satur ‘aiona In refusing to find the New York 1
day night, was held in that city this. IM’W Haven and Hartford Railroad]
latteruoon. Deceased was about eighty iguilty of a misdemeanor The rail
years of age. and for' a number 0L road was charged with violation of the 'Amerlcan Blows In Two of III Six
years lived In South NorwalkI, cecupy,38tate labor law In not allowing cer ' Furnaces In chlhu-hua
tag a house in Lexington avenue and; thin telegraph ”3mm” ‘0 have twoi The American Smeltfng and Refin- ,\
later residing with his son in law.ld“y5 0“ in “Oh twentl four days mlI‘Ing Company has blown In two of its
Julia r Wilson. of Clay street. lie "’8‘ “'"h m" 1”“ ‘six furnaces at the Chihuahua smelter
RIGGERMAN Come and see, them
ROS, 64 North Main St.
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MEXICAN SMELTERS REOPEN.
.n
WILLIAM EFFRON,
.3 ROWAN 81'.
Tel. 441.
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have, two daughters, “,8 o. C The court held tilat the offence in
Thomas, wife of a former pastor of question was not declared or the la-
the Knlgbt street A. M. E. Church lbor law to he a misdemeanor. “mm
and Mrs Wilson botll of whom at ‘merely "0”de for fin” of Mt less
COAL
In northern Mexico, according to re-
ports received here yesterda)‘. It was
said also that the company expect-
ed to resume operations soon at Vel-
Refrigerators at Reduced Prices.
READ OUR PRESENT PRICES, AND ACT QUICKLY.
‘ .: . . ‘ten de d the funeral. lthan $100 for each offence. The court "den“ It could not be learned here Regular Price. Sale Price.
BRICK. LIME: SAND, lruled that the lines should he coIIeCt- yesterday whether the company Is ‘ $7.00 $4.75
160 per Gallon CEMENT, ETC. Margaret A. Kelly. led in a (I‘m 5“" brought against thejpaying its taxes directly Into the treas- $10.00 $7.25
35 " I Margaret A. Kelly, a former resi- corporation ury of the Constltlltionaliet Govern- $13-00 ”'75
IIBTANDARD RAYO LAMPS AND ' dent of Norwalk. died yesterday morn- i ‘W ment, which Is In control of the ter- $15.00 $11-50
IDCOOKING RANGES AT THE R. HarOld COX ing In New York city after a brief Ill ; AUTO LAW V'OLATORS F'NED' Iritory. or has made satisfactory or $18.00 $14-50
WEST PRICES tress at the age of 54 years. The 60-; Irangements with the State authori- $22.00 $17.50
I 2 Fifi! St. E'It‘ NPVWOIK- ceased was a sister of John L Kelly' BRIDGEI’ORT, July H. ——Because he tIeS 35.00 ‘20-00
ill.“ PI'CIISSBI‘ & son of Stevens street Norwalk. The fun- declined ‘0 show “3 automobile TeEIS‘I When the American Smeltillg and A neouscnon or: 35 pan
. TELEP.N°NE.I1+54I eriIl service will be .held from St. tratlon card t° almotm cycle police: Refining Compam suspended 09‘3“"
:Ann's Church In New York tlmorrow‘man' 0" Connecticut avenue. 3‘1““le tlons In Mexico many of its workers
morning and the body will be shipped Contractor Peter N. Leone. of 115 joined Villa's army The chief trou- .
to Norwalk, arriving here on the noon Any“ Imam “NW” “'38 before ble now, it is said, Is to find the sev ,
train. It will be taken to St. Mary's Judge Wilde" in the City CW” here oral thousand men needed to operate
cemetery where interment will be today. and was fined $50 and costs. It‘ the smelting plant and mines.
made Ii. ‘ ' was stated that Leone had absolutely
. . . Irefused to show the card, saying that ARRESTED FOR CATCHING LOB-
‘ a‘ -———v I‘ .
A. C. CURBIIO. FIOHSL Funmi of PM Lenny." 1he had no time to do so, as he was in even our. or SEASON.
TEL.372—12. 7 RAILROAD AVE.
The funeral of Paul Ionayel. a hurry to get to New York
VERYMODERATE PRICES.
vliut+
. ‘ Leonard Cheasclon, of 138 Wetllera- Edward Burrouuha Had and In IBoatI . '
”“9“ 5“““3’ “Wu" '“ “‘° “mm field avenue. Hartford chauffeur or, ‘ ENGLISH JOURNAusr SENTENQ-
CENT, FROM REGULAR PRICE
ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
PORCELAIN LINED REFRIGERA-
TORS. .
The NorWaIk Furniture House
14-16 WALL STREET. TELEPHONE 44.
Prompt DeII‘very—Repairlng a Specialty.
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A
Funeral Work a Specialty. Save
money by having your work done here.
Fruits and Vegetables? of All Kinda.
TROLLEY COMPANY CAN CHANGE
tile slimmer
your awnings.
sun,
Esti-
veni '1 .
HARDWARE, MUSICAL
Hospital. was held .this morning. at 9
between from St. Ladislaus' Hungarian
Catholic Church. on Clift street. Re".
'J. N. Czabo officiated and Interment
the Leone car, was fined $20 and costs'
for speeding. The policeman testified
that the car was operated at at miles
.When Aocoeted by Game Warden TRACKS.
i~~ « 3mm“ . ED. HARTFORD. July 14.—-llearings on .
l Tn the City Court. Bridgeport. this: \ trolley matters. principally relocation
morning “19 case 0’ Edward 8‘" of‘tracks and methods of construction
INSTRUMENTS.
Tonto, July lip—Andrew M. Pooley,
,‘an hour between Union avenue and may]. of 223 Ellsworth street was
Baldwin street and Clleascloll admit- 0%“an until Thursday by Deputy
o. ted a speed of possibly 25 miles Both Judge Frank 1-. Wilder at the request
in West Hartford. Bridgeport, South:
port, Fail-field and Derby, were held by
was in St. MRI‘Y'S cemetery. an English journalist, was today sen-
tenced to two years' imprisonment and
The NORWALK
FALL OF» BAB‘I’ILE‘ CELEBRATE
a fine of $100 on a charge of receiving the Public Utilities Commission today
3““ “"3 paid the total being $81.91 of counSeI, Robert PI} DeForest Bur-
Attorney I‘- 3~ mkelstone appeared roughs is accusedbf taking a female
for the defense. vl‘obster; out of season in violation of
the statute. Burroughs was fishing
and had the lobster In his boat when
.he was accosted by Game Warden
Wilbur A. Smith. The arrest was
PARIS, July 1Wdf~ a million
Parlaians celebratlgl, e fall of the
SBas‘tile wereithldi day at the
opening of the president of the repub- -,
llo’s annual rIevIew of the Paris gar-
rison, when twenty military aero-
Il‘planes rose at fifth? 3% iii the Long:
PAWNSHOP
Joseph Rosenfield prop.
40 WATER STREET.
NORWALK HOSPITAL CASES.
Joseph Jacobs. who was brought to
the Norawllt Hoepltal, about eight
stolen documents in connection with
the recent Japanese naval scandal, in
volving omcers In the receipt of Illicit
commissions for influencing the allot?-
ment of contracts.
Pooley received the documents
from Carl Richter. an employeéof a
and there was no opposition.
only objection raised was by First Se-
lectman C A Rowe. of Fairfleld, who
thought the proposed ballasting of
tracks in his town with gravel would
nob find fhvor with residents along the
line. A. S. Dunllam, engineer for the
The
SOUTH NORWAIIK Ii
0 amps race economic ‘Vpertect
MOM called “I. Ian. articles of alignment of our wished at full speed
at a “(1' ;light IMI presidential stand -
. , A mighty road of eilthuaiastlc cheer-
Iing swept over the ground. and this
' was kept up as the so, 00 troops, com-
'weIeks ago. suffering from a broken
195 it's a result at being thrown from
strain, was discharged from the in-
stitution itodny. ;
James . Mansfield. .the painter. , .01.
Westport. who fell from a ladder while
at work, some. tim‘e ago. and suffered
made hy'Pollceman J. Kelly. _
p—a—
Connecticut Company, agreed to take
the. matter up with the selectman.
German armament firm, who Is alleged
to have stolen them and used them for
canteen BROOKLYN FoR RECEIV- blackmum puma“
USSIA'S ADVISOR
I "“3 3H": ‘ Two other prisoners also were con-“EMPEROR OF R
PHILADELPHA Jilly 14- -The arm- victed today In the same case, V. Her- NOT KILLED-
ored cruiser Brooklyn. which took a menu, the Toklo representative of the ST. PETERSBUPRG Jilly 14. ~Tho
prominent part In the operations 01! German armanent firm, has been 3811- report that Gregory Rasputin, the
. . TM" I. “R“. SHEET‘Ipr-lsins cavalry, artillery, Infantry and
“ ALT. STWETIIINoom—‘Now‘ H3. other brushed. marched in close at.-
' taro, designing der before the revIIISlwtng stand:
.4, Wat Another minute of exciteemnt was
,provlded at the close of the review by
Cuba In the Spanish- American War. tenced to one year in jail and George mystic lay monk and adviser of the
left- the Philadelphia Navy Yard to Blundell, also connected with English emperor of Russia, had died from the
day Ion Boston, where the old fighter journalism; to ten months imprison- wound inflicted on him recently by a
will become a. receiving ship. It is ment. The sentences on these two woman in pokrovlsky, his native v".
the first time In seven~ years that the men were. however, suspended for page in Tobolsk, Siberia, was unfunnll-
Brooklyn has but to sea, having been three years. 3 'ed. The monk was conveyed by
at the Navy Yard .here, since ., , steamer to Tyulnan accompanied by
I .l ” I ‘ Good tenants are to be tau-tor the governor of the province, the bill-
, the “Termini. . hop of Tonal-It and inductors. . 1
several injuries, was, discharged this
morning. .
Miss Sarah Keeler, of Havilant‘i
street flowed district, was~admitted
for medical treatment today. ‘ .
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,“lflla {Mildred \Trayno. of South Main
Norwalk Chronicler