use: Two“:
In Quest of
Coal?
When a man sets out
to buy his Coal he has a
burden on his soul that
surely keeps him guess-
ing; for if he fails to get
good stuff his punish-
ment is sure enough and
his anger is disrressing.
There‘s lots of fuel to be
had, it‘s often good but
1.1.ivn. ........
are in a position to give you prom
ity.
of experience and an established
lugs.
We want to assure our friends-customers (among whom we
nope you are numbered) that we are ready to furnish them with all
their requirements in building materials of all sorts, and that
and timber from new stock arriving each day.
resume the very pleasant relations which have existed in the past
and pyomifie you as of old, trustworthy service and sustained qual-
ln our interpretations of orders we have the advantage of years
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
...................
we
pt service and clean sound lumber
We will be glad to
reputation for conscientious deal
sometimes bad—a truth
that we're confessing.
The Coal we sell is clean
andIbn'ght, and too, our
dealings safe and right—
that we may have your
The
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
BUY ‘
1
get
to
O
r.
14~16 WALL STREET.
Prompt Delivery—Re
All of our
lloxes at a di: count of‘
STONE L‘liOt‘KS ironi the smallest
II The Norwalk Furniture House
Refrigerators and Ice
l) per C 9111.
)cn't lluy l’lil'l’l‘ JARS until you
our prices.
the largest size made.
TELEPHONE 44.
pairing a Specialty.
Hazelton
Just the Things
‘1 FOR A
(1031 SUMMER GIFT
" OUR
The B. ilersliireld & Son Co 1ND] AN S W EE 1‘
, TEL. 2941 122 WATER IT.
GRASS BASKET
BIGGER MAN
ROS, 61 North Main St.
t
AM THE
IN RED OAK COAL
ONLY ONE.
Try a bushel and you‘ll but :1 ton.
My cash prict1~ :ll'i‘ tho lowrut in itinl.‘
I do not expect to 11111110 :1 large pl'ollt 1» , - ~- ..- -» .. -~ . 1- .» -. .
1». on cool this .1'1'111', ll» 1 soil at such al
low price just to advertise my ltcd;
Oak Coal. 1 11.711 silliiip Alphn l‘ni't-
hind C‘cinlliit at 1'111'1 lowest prices
The 1111! must be returned.
WILLIAM EFFRON.
3 ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK.
Tel, 441. Tel. 441.
Suit Sale
$7 Suits
GOTTLIEB
$7 AND 310 CLOTHING STORE.
'l‘lic Well Known
g Alpha Portland Cement
At tlte Lewest Prices is Sold by
WM. E711 ."RION,
3 ROW ST.
Funeral Work 11 Specialty. Save
Fruits and Vegetables of All Kinds.
A. (3. Ounce. Florist.
TEL. 372-12.
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
Tel. 441.
asolme
161: per Gallon
STANDARD RAYO LAMPS ANDl
IOIL COOKING RANGES AT ‘THE
~IIO~WEST PRICES.
Paul Preusser 81 Son
CUFF ST., NORWALK—TEL. 1047.
1 » '
Tel. 441.
a
DEATHS Alli] FUINIEBALS
Mrs. w T. Raymond
Josephine \ Raymond wife of _Wil-l
{liam 1‘. Raymond. died this morning
at her home 111 Rowmton 74 years of
age.
Funeral services from the late home
in Rowaytou at 2:00 o ‘clocklt Sunday.
RevV William H Thomas will emulate
and interment will be in Joe's Hill
Cemetery, Wilton.
Carlos Babcock
Carlos Bachclt. a veteran of the
U. s. Navl'. died at the Soldiers’
. . ~ . -. ;, Home, 110101.011 Sunday. He 'was 71
With one .AWHInG yearslold. .Burialwas made in Spring
_ ‘ , B Grove cemetery yesterday afternoon.
Brighten your store or home » 1 1
I ’keep out the summer 15111:
with one of our awnings. Esti-
.ates cheerfully given. .
KOHN BROS
72 NSrth Main St.
1 . Mi'o...(:ari.I.Schntdlt.l
The funeral or Mrs Bertha
Schmidt, Iii'lie' 01' Carl Schmidt. who
died Tuesday night; was held from
Meloche 37 Railroad avenue, at _s: 30
o'clock1 'itlils morning, and from St.
Joseph‘s R56 Church at 8 o'clock
There “re litany beautiful 1111.111 otter.
ing‘s frdin many friends and acqufiin-
111111111111. The orders of nuts and
Moose each sent _bpouiitul i'loralI
pieces The pallbearers Were Walt
11rd Kinzr "Ii'ii'e 'fl'owm' 1....
11111511113 . . . . L $81
. . 1151
7 RAILROAD AVE. 1
She is survived by her husband.
11.11.110.111: 9:111:11 sister, Mrs. J W. l
' The Rev. Bit-hard J Oswell offloiated.I
Sill liili’i llHill
iiilllS Billilil:
IMiliorli Turnpke Scene at An-
? Brilliant Illuminations and Hand-
Sl. JllS
PARISH AWN
[le
some Decorations on the
Convoniand School
Grounds
SPARKHNG illllii
Illllill ll] MERRIMENI
and Stands Well Paironized
Aniid’illc gloss
liailt lights, putt} de' oral: oils and.
the sounds of delighttul hills“. the:
friends :nalc merry last e1euing on!
thu convent and school lawn: in the
n- .11' of Htlll'\ 51 not. The mission.
11‘ 11 h 11' is :1 1111M happy one lllill‘l—‘(d
llli 11111111111 111' 'i llllt‘t‘ 111g lit lawn 1111'
and 111111 rt; iiiliilint .L'ii'ln by the ladies
111' the lflliirll, 'l'hvi'e11'1rl1;'~11'111111ioii l
1:1llori1 to ah'oi'rl ilieri'iiiictit and enjoy—I
{1111111 to llll‘ (illl 11151115 its well 1H ”1“}
l1liltllf‘5_ 111111 11.1 r111111i111: pril' 1d 111
hi1 :1 \er\" pll.i~1111 (11111.
llilllllllg 11115
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twin and 1‘11: 1 111m» 01111011114111ch
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other Smash-Up—Dccupants
Were U'lhlli‘l
.\1l!.i'(iili|. .Illl_\' ;’1;.~ .\1il'ilii'r auto-
1111: 1111 ..1i-.1111111 «11111111111 on tho
111.151.111.11 llll'liplln‘. 1111.1 and 1111--
.1.15: 11.11111: 111.111 11111‘~', 111 .1l111111 1111
11'1111tl~., 1.1~l llllllil. 111151.111 null-hints
{tillllt‘llli‘il 11.11.12 ilaiiilzcmi cuz...11l111'-
I..l.ly. .1i'n 111.11 the 111-.1ipi.1it , 111
«1.11.11 1.1111 our. six.» ”cupid 1111
1-1:tlllll.'tl.
J. ll. Jones. oi 1111mm. 1111': lirt11111:
Iillrl car at 11 tiiodct'iitc rate ol spc 111
through that narrow, niilightcd
sii'ctcli (11' road, bounded by sand
1liciips on titlicr side. 11 little 01"111 u
Eilillu nest“ 111 ililitu'd 11111111 11 111.111111111
speeding cast 11 11rd 1111111 \\ aliltit
09:11:11 ruiiinicd into his lelt r. 111'
luhccl, lilting the tar diicctly 111111.:-
1111c road. The Miliordhouiid car
sported a livery license, sold to l1
ituiiibeicd toils, though that 1111111111'-r
money by having 1'0111' work done here. isiit recorded iii the atitoitiol.1ill-rt,1'.1 l'
listry. in it were three “omen...
man and the cliuiideur.
Caro Demolished.
The rear wheel of .Ioiics‘ car was
:11111uslicd beyond llllliledluli' repair,
labile the livery machine, 11111111 nur-
1"o\\ly avoided a telegraph polo alter
the crash and landed in the sand
I'heap, bad the lcit front light and the
:i‘ront axle broken. lones' car round
a home for the night in the trout.
yard of E. l) llowlen, nearby; the
other machine remains where it
landed .
1 This catastrophe, following as it
does close upon the heels of 11 dozen
others which have occurred within
the past few months in almost the
identical place, emphasizes forcibly
the dangerous condition of the PM}
at this point. On a dark night it is'
zalmost impoasible to discern the lim-‘i
lts of the road. There ale no lights‘
in the vicinity; there are no side-l
11w walks. and the road might more:
properly be termed a path, so narrow‘
.111 11. _
W
ARMYI wonM APPEARS in seven
ALJPLACES. '
l
Traces of the Post Are Found in New
London, Now‘Havon and Fairfléld
1 Oo'untiom, .
1 NEW HAVEN, July 23. —-The army
worm has appeared in donneciient in
sGVeral places, but not yet. to any ex-
tent. The Lonneuticut Agricultural
Experiment Station here says “the
post has been found in New London'
county, near Eastern Point; in .New
‘cdun'ty. its
i
post Axon and Edward 83111 and brown tall‘motlis 1111.1 been value in. this city this week. Since
disappearance 2:01 lite iii-own 11111 mbth'
' -> in Mdssochi’tse‘tts is attributed to (111181.
ring. was furnisl d 111 9111' ~' orrhes
11'11..'1111l illFI' ll‘ "'.'hil-d \\ .1I1 «'X' 1111 111
l'oiil'crt titusil
111111 (11' tho inmost hits of 1hr 11
was 1 brown and swiiklut; 1111111 11-11
ll'ltil "l-‘i11111'1'1111 :11111 Finniual." “lili‘ll
“.\‘;l\' :1l1li' null 1111111111'1111~Iv tli'c'~l'1lit'l.
.lly \iiss Annie 1'. (‘oilunlli' linl lCtl»
E\\'il‘.'ll Sphiii. ‘l‘llo plitx'lct true :i \111'1'
‘11111111' 111111 trui ~lar1 to finish 1111-1
‘itln-i i'lt‘\"l' lllll‘l‘l><“"lll(lll.~' of the res.
loci-1111 ('Il.ll‘2;l‘lt’\ 111111 thc lli1111"_\
iiilililllllr‘u 111111 lliiLIlIlJl' 111‘ t‘lln lill"(‘
falidiunl'o, I list iii""t's llil' success was
'1111»' axi'iitiijilzt' 1.1 RM: ll. .I ('11t'rlill.
Illov. ii. .I. l.\11 it :11111 11111 ("1111111111m
i11 11":11'211 111' 11111 1111-111, who were ”111
llullv': of St .Il'1-1'11lt's parish
'l' he ice cream 1 "oh- 1.: 111-r11 iii c1111 1'1;th
‘11' “is limiltl iogtnu. 3115. .l. J.
0‘ Neil] and lira l1 .1iroll. l
The cake booth was under 11111 su-
itaui'islon of .\i1'.s ilunh Campbell
\iri-i'. M. J, O'Brien. Mrs. P. limping!
I 311s, John Toothill and Kits. I’etiticll. 1
Fruit punch was dispensed by Mrs}
[1.11111 .1_ Nr-xviiinn Mrs linklu \il's
Ilillwnrd .l lilies \liss \lnrv ll 11er-
1111111
The fancy booth was under the di-
wetion of Mrs ll‘dwnri'l \lannor. Mrs,
James (.illlgnn Miss Nora ('ronin.
[Miss '(‘.illlt‘l‘llle Caliplicll and Miss
anwlan 1
The nndv booth was in (horse, oiv
-\iisu Anne lliilugh \lrs John Sc'iilli.
'Miss Alberta (‘oinslmk. \llss \nnn
fhlllialioii 1111.] Miss llndcline linc'ncr.
The country circus 11 its 111 charlie oi"
Edward J. Hares. ‘
l All the booths were
instily decorated
,pi'cttlly ‘ and
l The [etc will coniiuui1 this evening time ““9? time It BIIDDEd bi‘W-k Fin 1
‘11nd tomorrow etenluu 111111: entertain-
'ments being presenml on each even
lug. The electric 11' ill decoinlion oni
Country Circus and Many Booths
411 '1 hundred bril- gI
ladits of St. .Iowpli's parish'and theirl'
rive their help
Ied
,
'rnuasoawwu .3. ”14'
Tristram
3 A Few More Days of the
Half Price Sale
of Ladics’ Tailored Suits.
An Opportunity to Purchase an Extra Suit for Vacation Time
at the Best Value that we have Ever Offered. ‘
More of the White and Colored one-
piece Dresses.
A Big Assortment of Dainty Lingerie Waists
Separate White Skirts, of Many Materials
lilill Willi Blilllill llll
WREBKAGE lWl'lY lill
ill lPPllllNGSElll
Rudolph Loitr and James Butler,
Passing 1n Automobile, Seized"
L‘rowburs and Fried the 1111.
prisoned Victims Out 01 the
Debris.
..____...-—. '
.Iuiiii-s ‘I‘, litilicr 111 21' ll.111;;.1 il\‘t’-;;.
11.1111. lli'liltzi 11.111. 111:1111.1'ci' .11' 1.1-1 italic! I
1 urn-«111111.111 $111111 X111111111..11111
11111111 111' siipti'iulviidi 1 t 111 the 1'1111
1m ll(lll (11111111) and lltldolph l 11'11
vi 2211 1111111121 $11111. I.rlli_L1 p.111. illlt'lI
ciiuiiiccr 111' ’llx ilztill-l115s1111'l'111111121111'
\vcrc 1111111111: 11111 lirst to 11111.11 111111
litter the at ldcnt
’l‘hcy wire in a motor lui' whiih
was just coming to tie iitll when
'tlie crush came. They heard the
noise and when their iiiacliliu1 took
the top 01 the hill the 111111 11113.1, 1111s
‘lliid out 1111111113 thcm.
Seized Crowbars.
Butler and 1.0111'. according to
story they told afterward. leaped!
Iii'om their car and run to tho ”'1
sistnncc of the persons in the 11 rcl'li-j
crowliars
pry the destroiing trout oi".
trolley. They seized
tried to
the express car off the, bodies crusli‘
'ed 111' it down on llll' plattornt of the
trolley.
With others in the
slon cars, the crews,
isles-«they began the heroic work of
rescue.
Bodies Finally Rescued.
Time after time the heavy i'ront of.
the express car was partly iuised
ally it was lifted to such an extent]
that he bodies could be removed
Motor-man First Out.
the lawn ms installed 1,, Frederic?“ The motornian oi the trolley was
M- Cullen.
Frank l.Douohuc.J-1mes Gillizun
and William J Mciluuh presided at
the entrance to the spacious grounds.
HAS COUPLE MOVED
' INTO PRIVATE ROOMl
James M; Evans of Westport. nus
band of the victim whose car Sunday
ran down and inflicted possibly fatal
injuries upon dward Fultey,0145
Jetlan place. 11 his
daughter, Margaret. has had Faliey
and the child remov ed from the ward
to a private room at St
Hospital and has "1\ en orders that-
every care be given the two regard-
less of expense. Reports this morn- ;
1113 were to the effect that both 113- l
tientsg. are making good progress and
I
v
taken on first. He had been pinned
by the tender of the express against
the rear of his platform. He was at
the extreme' left of the platform,
nearest the step. said the rescuers. .' ,
Boy Awfully Mangled.
Next to him,- tliey said was the
little boy who died afterward in the
Norwalk hospital and whose wounds
were such that for hours he could
not be identified. He was alive and
twoyoar old smiling when taken from the‘ car, as.
been caught un-
But it turned out
only his foot had
der the controller.
ly and he 1111211 not long after telling
his rescuers. “1111 all right "
Unable to. Speak of scene.
Then the Townsend and Fuller
boys were carried out
the
crowd tlintI
soon gathered—4hr men in the ending
passing motorq
H. Krieger \& C0.
'.
White Dresses,
.V'Vhite Waists
5
w
1 e‘ 1;- 7r-
. (3‘37 ‘04
1"
" You Return in
Buy Your White Chincilla.
Coats, White Skirts,
Have them Charged and Pay'
for them After
Vacation Apparel for Women
38:.
C‘l'flfll'...
v
White Hats,
White Shoes
233'?-
Easy Weekly
863386113
Payments.
1 .
l
1
Luther ill. Wright
BARGAIN IN USED CARS
omoooooo I
'
Ford Model '1‘‘ electric lights; A1 condition .................. 5300-00 :1;
I 1 5 Passenger Touring Car, newly painted. Bargain . . . .2. .. $350.00
1 Pope ilartford,_ a revelation in miner and speed.
m..—
l
1
Mid-Summer
.',;, ‘1.
Clearing. Stile.
On All Household Goods-4A Saving of 50_Vper cent.
of the Bargains.
Come Early and Take Advantage
M GUTKOWSKY
87 NORTH MAIN ST.
0139. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
1 -
log messages iIl‘Onl her eyes, accord-
VinIcI'ents later that he had been injured mortal- ing to the relation of the rescuers
her-ward, as they struggled to get
her out. Then she was released and
it seemed as if the sudden rea'ction
Icaused her death. For a moment
The seenet she snilled~then her eyed closed
prosbéfcts for their?" recovery ate much he saw when the bodies of these two peacefully and she died without
brighter
. _“____ 1.--.-.
5111111511.. sat-r ARMY woams.
'aERlDGEiPORT, Jury 23.—The 7111131
:‘arpearaiioe of the army worm
11111111119111 spa w is eating the
by 111111 11 and to 11 Consid-
i
This is the. 11111
spar-now “hall Ibsen
ally
e many kinds of
that my on lol-
her it has beers- noticed that? the‘
lads were removed was too much for
those who told' the story afterward.
The Fuller boy lived just around the
corner from Butler. The shock had
, 35“ damage 1.15111 marrow, that for years has been overpowered him and he could not side Miss Cleveland on
’ lregarded as unsunniitigs‘ted nuisance:
l.
speak of it.
Miss GloVeland Consciouq.
Miss Cleveland, said Lohr. was
conscious, but unable to talk when
they were trying to e
‘from Ithe controller whimria
crushed the two lads .
oi the freight car,
in a sitting position,
“it“
find or with‘ an inch for movemoht. on the front
seat
lng her not bedlam in the car.
murmuring a sound.‘ .
Littlh Girl's Escape.
An unusual fortune saved the life
a small girl who had beeii sitting be
the front
seat or who had been thrown for
ward trorn one of the seats farther
back. She was found lying almost on
IMiss Cleveland, caught only by a small -
to her part of the freight car. and with low
so had injuries none or which seemed to be
1' 1.11115, serious
stunt doping down the numuaud- mm the heavy projecting and self mortally hurt, the rescuers said.
Which pinned her for lle_l' cries wére above those of the‘ years- -old Eva Zadowslti,
She was quieted Ichild, are all at the New Britain Gen-
she evidently believed her-
soou- after being taken downyI but
”WKESvi/Xfiefni u 5 HL
msrauleN'rs.
The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
Joseph Rosenfield, prop.
40' WATER STREET.
sourH NORWALK.
Money loaned on all articles of
valué. Unredeemed pledges at‘a sac:
rlflce. , ,
111.1. FROM EATING Toaosroo'Ls.
NEW BRITMN, July 23.—-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Tez, andflary,1th‘eir six
1
years old daughter, as well as'nine—
friend's
1’.
oral Hospital, recovering from a so
Wren .1111 saw the dead ,body or thelvere case of poisoning brousht on by
iglrl who had sat beside her, she
entins 10111111111111 mistaken for 111111111-
rooms.
Norwalk Chronicler