”men-m ‘
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When the days are hot
and sunny talk of Coal
sounds very. funny and
_ you think you’ll use your
3 money to indulge in
pleasure mad; but if
you will hark to reason it
is but a short, short sea-
son e'er your fingers
will be freezing and a fire
will make you glad. Get
your Deal in now it’s
Summer, for next Wine
ter’ll be a. hummer {or
~the iceman and the
plumber-or our guess
is very-bad.
The
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
BUY
Hazelton
Coal
, The a. Hershlield&Son Co "
; TEL. 2K 122 WATER UT.
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IN RED OAK COAL I AM_ THE
ONLY ONE.
Try a bushel and you'll buy a ton.
I do not. expect to make a laige profit
on coal this year, as I sell at such a
Jew price just to advertise mv Red
Oak Coal.
land Cement at very
The bag must be returned.
’ WILLIAM EFFRON.
‘ ’8 ROWAN 51"., EAST NORWALK.
‘57“. 441. Tel. 441.
I
. BEWARE.
’ ' l have had several complaint or
some who have been cheated by
peddlers who claim to be working for
Add. If you want to avoid being
it “died watch for the sign, “3 Rowan
fittest." on the wagon. Also the driv-
er must give you a duplicate slip
with my name and address.
I per lo a In for rags and best
prison for metal, rubbers and teeth-
Cf’bedfl.
WILLIAM EFFRON,
3 ROWAN ST.
Tel. 441.
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simmer) nsvo LAMPS AND
{bust-mortise RANGES AT THE
'1 c. A. TIOKING.
a Hot Weather:
, My Gash prices are the lutvest In town. I
I an selling Alpha Port.
lowest prices.
solme
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11E SOFT TOP MATTRESS ,
. vector Barbour. or thb city. claim
ity.
lugs.
We want to assure our friends—customers (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
are in a position to give you prompt service and clean sound lumber
and timber from new stock arriving each day.
resume the very pleasant relations which have existed in the past
and promise you as of old, trustworthy service and sustained qual-
In our interpretations of orders we have the advantage of years
of experience and an established reputation for conscientious deal-
"Illllml ‘lIIIllIIl m
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to
We will be glad to
Lively Exchange Between Attor-
ney Klein and Secretary at
State Albert Phillips
Ililt'i‘FORli Julv lo'.-—-lt was hear-
ing day for alleged violators of the
motor \ehicle law in the automobile j ‘
department 01 the senetaiy of states
‘
1446 WALL STREET.
Refrigerators at Reduced Prices.
READ OUR PRESENT IPRICES, AND ACT QUICKLY.
Regular Price.
”'0’” “'75 on the evening of June 17 i
Stiltll ”'25 1 Joseph 'l‘cdesto the secretary” s
31" 00 59 75 1';
j ' (haul’feur was dIiving the car at theI
"+00 “1'50 time of the collision, which quite bad {C
”5‘00 ' “4‘50 Iy damaged both machines. ‘ “
8"" 00 $17 50
3f ' I Secretary Phillips said that under‘
$""OO “0'00 the circumstances, he should order the
A , REDUSCTION 0F 35 PER hearing to proceed and have the evi- I
CENT. FROM REGULAI‘I PRICE deuce reviewd by Attorney General
PORCELAIN LINED REFRIGERA- l
The Norwalk Furniture House
Prompt Delivery—Repairing a Specialty.
unite \esterday. Urea! interest was
Inaniiested in the case in which Sec- . I:
Iretary ot‘ the Slate Albert Phillips andl
I'hiilip Carlson “ere concerned asl '
parties in a Lllih- -up near Greens Farms' It? '
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Sale Price
ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF John H. l ight before final action. l.
Attornev Klein. of Bridgeport coun-
sel for the defendant, objected to such
Iroccdure He offered a plea in
abatement asking that the complaint
be dismissed for the teason that the'
,sctretary was to sit at the hearing
TORS.
TELEPHONE 44.
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iin which he had a personal interest. i
Just the Things
SUMMER GIFT
5 OUR
T INDIAN SWEET
GRASS BASKET
RIGGERMAN
ROS.. 64 North Main St.
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‘COAL
BRICK, LIME. SAND
CEMENT, arc.
R. Harold COX
2 Flrit St. em Nor‘wam.
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TELEPHONE 145-4.
Funeral Work a Specialty. Save
money by having your work done here.
Frulte and Vegetables of All Kinds.
A. C. Cuneo..Florist.
TEL. 372-12. 1 RAILROAD AVE-
VERV MODERATE emcee.
'msowaas. MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS.
The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
Joseph Rosetlfleld, prop
«I warn. erase-r.
sourmuoswstk
. Money loaned on till articles or
mu?" »tineedeemad. pledges at a sac-
_—
Men't Wight Outing Trousers l gen-
' nine metal: signing a $5. 00 Value
‘ $3. 50
:3. oo
Striped White Serge, a $4 00 value
,,. ................ ..-to-a
White Serge a goof“. 50. yeluf
............. .......’......l 35.00
White Duck Trousers . .. .I “.09
GOTTLIE‘II
87 AND die ammo uni at.
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asst-rcpt),
I FOR A i
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"mm m" “1" coming ”' (91mm neither ill nor out (It the state, there
’ “WWW“ to liartlord 0“ Aug. l" and , was no authorizcl official in the slate .
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a stall uide («Interente ot liogrcs .t'tilllpt'lt’lll m 3“,, at “1,, hearing, ,,,._
“if do) s NEW“: “Ii“ lbébmtm‘im ordered the Ill‘ill'lIIK to proceed and -,‘
:1] ton Urn“ 3‘ [Nil ) hutslf‘u ( to said that the evidence would he sub—‘1:
ea . I‘ L . . . . ,‘é -
. I ”e Um 0 ’ p In a‘ ”1 .mittcd lo the llllul‘lll') general for rc- r
gtral coniuiitteeineu and town cotntnlt- , v
. . _ view and advice. lie overruled the .
. lectnen tronI all over the state \vili at-
i , plea in abatement. ,
‘teud. Addresses will be given by I” h 'l‘ l 0 the union's
‘ . .( l‘) (‘I (‘St' _ a" "I‘ .' ,-
George W. l’crkl‘ns. of New \ork. and fl ilfit‘ll t‘stitled t (“Hum ‘ n10 E
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1,‘tharlcs 8. Bird. of Massachusetts. ‘13 121'! Ll ‘ (M ii if”; and t"
‘ ' I l . ()l S , 'l' ‘
The opening speech in the. evening m u ) p L m: l“ ' \ ) ‘7
driving some l.-,0I|II mics and that he '
iNew Haven was the [actor that model it'll and l‘arlsnn um: ..I nine
. mm um!" I" THE ”TATE. “Ball. The deceased was about 40
Jul, lt—Judga a". years old III! II survived by his wile
to and rather. stoppers had alt-yeti“-
Ilie said that neither the secretary nor ;
VIIIS deputy had a right to sit at the
;heartng unless the deputy's authority
should emanate lrom the same source
‘ns that of the secretary himself—MI-
‘t'ectly from the purple. This not be
Iilg the case lllld as the socrcldry was
ROOSEVELT 8 VISI
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ll All I‘ l ()l‘l‘. J lll_\‘ lI;.—.~'irruu:.te-
elves here on that date. have been prac-
tically completed and a hall dozen
committees were announced today.
The colonel is to speak at a meeting
in l’arsons' Theatre in the evening.
cording to ”W Luv.
Mr. l‘lIillips again said that the sec- I
i'clary‘s duty was to lilllt’ lilt’ lzlcts‘:
and testimony in nulotnohile accidculs'
IIIHI to decide the questions of fact. lie
an. -— I. v. ‘y'u-u'wmju'qx .3360ch
twill be by the Rev. George 1). Perth of
Boston. president of a girl's club of
prominence.
Although large delegations are ex-
pected from other cities there will be,
no parade.
$20. 00 Stilts,f
$I
had worked for Mr. Phillips about six ‘I
months. ‘ .
He had netti hnd III Ittcllcut while j"
driving and had never been warned
for speeding. It was In the \icinlty
‘ot Greens Farms on the night at June
117, in the level between two hills or
TODAY III !I_A_I_.I. STREETI
grades, where the accident occurred. position, and was obliged to go around
Ilia was driving at the rule of from 12 it on the side of the trolley tracks.
WALL STREET. -—Signs of furtherlto 15 miles an hour. Carlson was 80- “9 helped er. Phillips to take Cer~
liquidation were mantlested bv today's lug In the ODDOSIW dirt‘t'll‘m IO‘WNIIW“ measurements.
stock market In the early dealings BridgeportI lie was going down one With the examination of these wit
Iinwr .nesses the hearing closed, to be re-
tor increased apprehension. selling at the other, lsumed next Tues“! at 11 a. m 59"-
49 58, a fraction under Its low recordl Tedesco said that it seemed to him era! photographers, a map and din
of yesterday and a decline of 1 I'I—Si that Carlson was going from one side grams “ere introduced
front the close. Baltimore and Ohio, 'ot’ the road to the other. W hen hisi Robert M long. of Bridgeport, a
which became weak yesterday on the! car was hit it was turned around the COIOI‘ed youth, appeared before the
Union Pacltlc‘ extra dividend' decl- 'other way from which he was going- Prosecutor and said that he had 0P~
sion, registered lower prices, and New and ,as a result of the collision, the ”MEG a car 100.000 miles without an
York Central came withina traction or left front wheel was broken us was accident» He was charged with being
its lowest price in a score of years. also the mtid gumd and the running under the influence oI liquor while
Canadian Pacific. which rose smartly board The mghwm “I that p‘hmt driving in Fa‘irllelti. in a reckless
at the outset on assurances that no was gtrgight rm- ha" a mile There manner. He said he had driven to
immediate financing is contemplated, was 3311:)“; room 10.— three machines \‘ew York with a load or furniture
soon lost much of Its gain. Partial re- on the road and was tired when he reached Fair-
coveries followed the first decline. 1 When his car was hit it was my field While trying to track his car
WALL STREET. -.'oon.-—The mar over to the right and the right wheel to the right the other fellow ran into
ket showed decided recuremtive out“ was on the dirt outside the hard road- him. He ran into a hole beside the
ities by noon. New Haven made more Way and carbons “a: In the ma road He had two glasses or beer the
than lull recovery as ’the selling in die of the road muting in on the whole afternoon with a fellow who
that quarter ceased. but the List as 8 left Carlson' 3 car ran by about 20 was on the truck with him. He said
whole “as subject to teieflsh fillet“ feet before stopping. The lights were it was a dark night and he was warn
ttons. Selling of United States Steel. .°“I he said and he judged that Carl-l ed by a sheriff to light his lights The
ascribed in part to the bears, became son was going at about 30 miles an damage to both cars he said. would
the feature of the second hour. the hour 'not exceed $5. He said that his am
stuck declining 1 l 4 points to 59 3- 8t Carlson was driving a runabout with i play er had been arrested charged with -‘
on fairly large offerings, but soon re- a single seat defined for two people ’drunkenness.
bounded. Baltimore and Ohio suffer- and in It were Carlson 9‘” two youngl In Fairfield‘, Long was fined $10 and
ed an additional setback, Pennsyl- Iwomen
vania, tell a point and Chesapeake \Ir Klein in cross examination. ten days in jail for operating a Inn-
and Ohio. was again under pressure. .brouwht out that there was no speed-i chine ‘tvhile under the influence of li-
Among' the inactive railways. Erle‘ master on the secretary 3 car quor
Second PM “as prominent for a: C D. West Jr. another chauffeur:
2 1‘4 point 1°51 Bonds were irregu at Greens Farms. walking along theIWOMAN ARRESTED OVER ACCI.
h"- .hIghwaI at the time of the accident, DENT OF LAST suquv.
said that he saw the collision alter —--
1the Locomthle had passed by him Mrs. Nellie Chlcheater of Danbury
land was abbot titty feet away. He Charged With “90“”! DHVIW
. said that the two wheels of the sec-I to Appear Monday.
GGOFII suppers. , gretary‘ a car we're in the send all the
George "Babe" ' Stoppers, recently hard road when it passed him and for the arrest of Mrs. Kellie E.
employed “a Jinx-tender at hiace the other car was in the middle of the Chicheater of panbury was Issued
Brothers’ saloon. on Main street. died road almglng. .They came together yesterday by Grand Juror 0.1!.
at his home on Hobart street, Wilton. milk a crash. Carlson was on the lelt King or this town which was served
It 8 o'clock this morning. after II side ot the road and the Locomobile later in the day by Deputy spend it.
abort Illneia of two months. from dry was on the right side It. Elwood. The warrant charged
Harold Brenna Jensen. chauffeur Mrs. Chtcheeter with reckless driv-
tor E 8. Grant. of Greens Farms who in; and summons her to appear be
In “It!" with Wat at the time tore Justice of the Peace Bacon
testified to about th. who thinxl that Walters“ next. Monday afternoon at
DEATI'Is A’III *EIIIIEIIALS
\
«Na Wilton. but but worked for two
“I‘m... WZ’WNWWMMI col-WORM" Izochcktn thetownhail. Sunday ev-
m an m, 1.3, 1+.th with use. Brothetl’ DMi”DhIeI1-e Tonia-I. Iefitn: Mn. Chtcheater was driving
baa-uIBWMum 1'" M W a." m Dl' mnwormthsor- her it. it. I automobile through the
‘WMWM'hiW .m m the 0"” bet-em watts-Imam on the miles to" and no down little Jena Sale.
“Ward!“ mud n III-cl ”the m at the (other. resumes-anathema“. sadde- the a year old pan 0! Nicholas Sela
val- net-3n u m. roams-mm- M- marlin- their “by mm to «haunt. Apthenlultthevhild
I .. Vflwwwwwflmmm. mnunumu.VI-«»nmtmer-
in h. a coupon“ menial the I“!
{ham been"
education who. move-
shat-emano'hetetu.
A Few Days More
ii H
of Ladies’ Tailored Suits.
Only a Personal Inspection of These Suits
will ConVInce the . Most Skeptical that
Greater Price Values, Have Never Been
Offered in Norwalk. Think of it. Right
at the Beginning of the Vacation Season.
is Presented an Opportunity to Buy.“
$25.00 Suits for $12.50 $22.00 Suits for 0.11.00 *I
Icosts for reckless driving and given .
0f the
alf Price
SALE
q
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for $10. 00 *3
,-
8-“
H. Krieger 8: C0.
SummerFumiture at
Special Prices
(“See Our Window Display and note
the Cut Prices on Indoor and Outdoor
Chairs and Rockers.
,REFRIGERATORS
at SPECIAL PRICES
We. have. them from $7.98 to
$304
Come and see them
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ports from that. institutesthte that that city conducting a fish and veg-
the child is gettfitg along as well as etable store on “all: street
, ’can be expected.
FAIRFIELD. July 16 ms warrantl
The entire party lea a mm mm. FIRST PLAYER PIANO INVENTOR
after the accident as a number of! DEAD.
men became riotous and threatened. NEW YORK. July 16.~Coione1 wu.
the PIHY. There seemed ‘0 be some liam 'W. Bennett, eighty-five years old,
QUESIIOB 88 ‘0 who “'15 (“VIM the who was said to have invented the
car at the time. Some witnesses first player piano. died‘yesterday at his
“10!!!!" "- was a man. while other, home in this city. Col. Bennett orgar»
said it was a woman. Sheritl EIWOOG ized a cavalry regiment at the open-
motored to Danbury yesterday and ' ing or the Civil War and later entered
served the papers on Mrs. Chic-heater. the confidential service of President
She said title was driving the car Lincoln. Alter the war he succeeded
when the child was struck. Besides to the piano manutacturlng business
hex-eel! in the car were her 15 years in this city established by his tether. '
old non who sat beside her in the
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front seat. Mr. Chichestsr another man rnou saJLmELIfi-Ep In.
men and a woman ocI‘upled the rear JURIES.
seat. Attorney has at the law hm. NEW HAVEN July 16 .--‘George Ry-
lvea and Kaolin of Danbury. will an, at Madison. who some days ago
represent the datum ‘Vir. Chit-hee- hottered his head with a hammer, died
lie! to a mutant business an hikers today. ‘ 9 -
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Norwalk Chronicler