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WAR! WAR!
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In these days of war and
trouble orders rush in
more than double, but
whoever wins' the battle
we shall win your great
esteem if you fill your
3 bins to hunting with our
coal for which they're
thiisting, as it’s better
than‘you ever dared to
dream. Do not parley on
the border—come across
with that coal order and
your winter will be tran-
quil even tho’ the bullets
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COMPANY.
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Hazelton
Coal
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The B. Hershiield 8: Son 00‘
TIL. 2“ 122 WATER OT.
in RED OAK COAL I
ONLY ONE.
Try a bushel and you'll buy a ton. ‘ '
My cash prices are the lowest In toWn. ‘
'I do'not expect to make a large profit .
oh cool this year, as I sell at such a . .
low price just to advertise my Red , ,
i am selling Alpha Port- 7 7
Oak Coal.
, land Cement at very lowest prices.
7.,Tbe bag must be returned.
WILLIAM EFFRON.
i ROWAN 811, EAST NORWALK.
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The Well Known
fl illpha Portland Cement 1:
fit the Lowest Prices is Sold by
WM. EFFRON,
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, "rusmruse, cancers CHAIRS,
donor-use AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
RECORD AT 15 ELY AVE.
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"'15 ELY AVE.
"Lowe avanv. Manager.
Cylinder Oils and
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7ST WASHINOTON STREET.
debris AT Lowss'r Palace .0107
THE SOUTH WALK EVENNG SMNEL
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We want to assure Mir Manda—customers (among lwhom we
hope you are numbered) that We are ready to tarnish 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
and timber from new stock arriving each day. We will be glad to
resume the very pleasant relations which11ave existed In the past
and promhe you as or old, trustworthy service and sustained qual-
ity. In our interpretations of orders we have the advantage of years
of experience and an establmd reputation for conscientious deal-
lags.
30 Per cent Reduction On All Furniture
BOUGHT AT
The Norwalk Furniture House
“-16 WALL STREET. TELEPHONE 44.
Prompt Delivery—Repairing a Specialty.
This Discount Applies to Our Entire Stock
011 Furniture. Bedding. Rugs, Carpets, Oil Cloth, Linoleum, Mat-
ting. Stoves and Refrigerators, and the coupon that will save you an-
other 10 per cent. on each purchase of $5.00, which means a saving of
40c on every dollar expended.
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BRING THIS COUPON WITH YOU.
AM THE .
Tel. 441. ‘ ‘
EverythingtllelowCost
This Coupon
is good ,for Fifty Cents on each purchase of $5.00
at ‘
The Norwalk Furniture House
II Norwalk Members wm Arrive
Bill Hill CRUISE.
Tristram 8.
trunnion. aucus'r s, 1924'
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s.a_l'a‘s I.I_I,I.I.I. .I.I.I.I_I.I.I,l.a
Hyatt
Home This Afternoon.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 6.—-—The United , it
Take
tachment from the Missouri Naval MI-
litia, dropped anchor off the breakwa
ter at 10 o'clock, today, the cruise hav.
ing ended. Commander Eben J. Hill
and the Connecticut men disembsrhed
after the noon mess, and the Hart- .7
ford sailors and those from Bridge- 7-":
port and South Norwalk will be home - :0
about 5‘o'clock. ' ,
The Connecticut Naval Militia. with ' "
the Missouri reserves left New Haven
on July 23, the battleship Rhode ls-
fland going to Newport and taking on
the reserves of that State. At Port-
+ 44.34494 4-
Mason's, 45c; ‘
Jelly Jars. per
rolls, 5c.
Schloss Patent
3 quart size $1.95
Fruit Jars Pints or Quarts per dozen
Parowsx, lb. cake. 8c. Paper Jelly Jar Sealers. 100. 5c.
WHITE MOUNTAIN icECREAM FREEZERS
- States battleship Rhode Island, which ' “
.I had been cruising in New England we
‘: ters with the Connecticut. Maine and
- Rhode Island Naval Militia. and a de-
Advantage of These Prices
4 quart size $2.25
‘E. Z." or “Sureseal.” 70c; Lightning, 90.
dozen, 6 oz..19c; 8 02., 24c; 10 02., 29.
Wax Paper. 2
Mason Jar Caps, doz., 19c. Jar Rubbers, all kinds. 3 doz., 25c.
Caps for pint Mason Jars. something new, doz., 25c.
Fly Paper. 25 double sheets. 25c. Pyramid Fly Paper, 2 for 5c.
land the Maine sailors joined the ship. I' 3
The Rhode island headed for Halli“. LI 1
N. 'S.. arriving on July 28th. The re '- .
.serves had two days ashore. affording; .. .
.opportuulties for sight-seeing in the: i: f
city. Returning through the Bay of’
'Fundy. heavy weather was encounter.
Fly Squatters 4c, 80.
Ballon Fly Traps.
ed during which many of the w-eb foot
ed militiamen were seasick.
The Rhode island stopped at New-
port and landed the men from that»
State and a part of the Missouri mm mm
itingent. On Monday the ship was at. “The Ilrst time that she was doing
.Gardiner‘s .13”. I. l., for target DI‘BC' too much appeared last February and
ties. Owing to heavy weather on Tues since then she has suffered a great
ive In attempting to bring about con-
structive action in the matter of edu-
cation in the Southern mountain dis-
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this. While her condition is alarming.
yesterday
- d It shows today slight Improvement
Commander Hill was
for the efficiency of the C
men.
} The lil‘iode Island will sail tonighti Professor Axsen. of Princeton
for Portland. Maine. and after that ssrsity, Mrs. Wilson's brother.
will take on the New York, Wisconsin
and Ohio Naval Militia for cruise to
commends
last evening. She is very w,eak buti
conscious and brave and cheerful ”
Uni-
was
4
llllllill RESIDENT
LEFT LESS THAN $1, 000
NEW YORK CITY. Aug. 5.~Ai-
though he was the adsistaut secretary
of the Missouri Pacific, of the St. Lou-
is, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway
Company. secretary of the Iron Moun-
tain Car Trust; president of the Opera
House Realty Company. with ofllcea at
' No. 165 Broadway here; secretary and
~ treasurer of the Richmond & Chesa-
» peaks Bay Railroad Company; assist-
. _ ant secretary and treasurer of the Vir-
7 ginia Railway and Power Company;
was a member of the Mendelssohn
Glenn Club. of the New York Yacht
‘ Club. and numerous other organiza-
tions, and was formerly the champion
ice skater of the East. and had a sum-
, mer home at Darleu. Conn. Guy Phil
7 lips, sixty-one years, old, who shot and
killed himself at his olllce at No. 165
Broadway here. on July 2, merely left
an estate here of "less than 81,000" in
personal property. according to his
will which today is on file for probate
here. directing his ddie. after all
debts are paid, to be given entirely to
his widow. Elizabeth C. Phillips. of No.
WALL
PAPER
Papifli‘ltiiliiing
7 Decorating
The Gorham Co.
10 First St. East Not-walls
GOTTLIEB’B BEleANNU‘AL SALE
‘ter today. 'Because of Mrs. Wilson's ‘
Havana. condition. the White House was closed
The reserves during their cruise to'vlsltors.
were kept informed of the war devel i
opmcnts by publication of bulletins on
board ship which had been transmit-
ted by wireless. The presence of for-
eign warships some two hundred miles
off the New England boast was alsoi Tie president 19“ Mrs
“0““ through the same means ibedslde only to sign Important otllclal
insuffiwn su's
in in lllllll llli
At 1 p. m. Mrs. Wilson was
sustained by oxygen and other artifi-
cial stimulants, but her heart was
abo'ut the same.
afternoon conference with the Wash-
ngton correspondents was cancelled.
n'l‘ho president was said by Dr. Gray-
.great grief
day the gun- .flflng was delayed until deal. culminating in the chronic tron-l » ~
onnecticut Oier yesterday and the first pan of! ' ‘
sent for and was expected to arrive la- ‘ '
being - .
Wilson's
lie did not see even members ‘ ‘
of the Cabinet. The regular Thursday ‘
son to be hearing up well under his 7 3
today '
H. Krieger 8r Co.
Special Sale of Dresses and
Skirts
Every Dress in our Store has been
Marked Down to the Very Lowest
Notch
CHARGE ACCOUNTS ARE
SOLICITED '
Panama Hats. Sellgas Low,.as $1.50
Worth $3.50 to $4.00
'WBS COHSCHWS TB“ M0fninfl,itelegrsphed to l’resldenthl’l’ilson.“ex~g
ressln his doe sympat y over rs .
and Condition Appeared BOMB? ilWIIsonss conditlgn. Great quantities;
of telegrams began arriving from all
Than Yesterday .pmsomecoum 7 i
i J Vice-President Marshall. Secretary
WASHINGTON. Aug. 6.—-Mrs. Wood- Bryan. Secretary Daniels. Secretary
row Wilson. the presruent' a wife. hov Raddeld and other Government ofli
8’90 between life and death today. clals in Washington were early callers:
Although physicians said she passed a at the White House to expressthelr
fairly comfortable night and had some sympathy.
rest. they were no more optimistic Efforts have been made to reach Mr.
than late yesterday. when they pro- and Mrs. Joseph R. Wilsou. but they
nounced her condition so extremely are hither abroad on en route to the
grave that artificial restoratives were United States
necessary.
Members of the family were con-
pointed from civil life as a Second
blast. of infantry In 1904. He was
transferred to the 9th cavalry in
1908. and in 1911 was promoted First
Lieut. He graduated from the
Mounted Service school in 1912.
Representative Kennedy yesterday
introduced a bill providing two con-
demned cannons and a suitable out—
fit of cannon balls for the town of
Beacon's Falls,
Clark Not Coming.
III88 Hutsrms
llI anmcmu
Miss Elsie Hill, daughter of ex-
Congressman E. J. Hill, of West ave-
nue. and prominent In woman suffrage
work throughout the country, spoke in
a very able and authoritative manner.
yesterday. to about fifty Interested
‘ people with relation to suffrage work
Speaker Clark has notified Repre-
sentative Lonergan that he will be ‘on ”‘9 lawn °f the home 1“ Bridgeport
compelled to recall his acceptance of'i)t Miss Hastings.
BEGAN TODAY.
MEN'S SUITS.
$10 Suits . $8
:7 Suits as
GQTI‘LIED’S
$782510 ClothingStore
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
Daily and Sunday
Papers ‘
Delivered to your home or
office. Prompt service.
Phone younorder to
RlGGER MAN
ROS. 64 NortthinSt
1 West Sixty fourth street. :stantly at her bedside The president,
Friday, August 1‘. Is the date set for 'who has been with her every moment;
the proving of the document. which he has not been absolutely demanded
was executed on April 15,1902, In elsewhere by the European crisis and
Yonkers, N. Y., and names the widow the resulting situation in the United
also. as the executrix. :States, cancelled all engagements to-
Outside of his widow, Mr Phillips ‘day and remained within call of the
'5 3“"lved by a nineteen- year~old sick mm“
daughter. Elsie. who fumes with‘ her‘ Months of constant illness which be-
mother; H a Phillips. . Nephew, of gen with a nervous breakdown aggro.
Darlen. Conn. as well as other rela- voted by 3 “l“ on the WM!“ House
tives out in Dar-Ian. Conn. 'fl°°" With an lnlury to her spine and
Although "1“ health" was given out Bright's disease have so weakened the
by the family as Mr. Phillips‘ reason patient and “999d h" vitality that
for having sent. a bullet through his the White House physicians, among
brain. it Is now believed that his poor whom were some 0‘ the “we“ special-
financial condition may have been the late called in'consultation, reluctantly
real reason for his having committed admitted they had littre hope and fear-
the deed ed it was but a question of days and
iprobably hours.
Mrs. Wilson was‘ conscious this
Funeral Work a_ Specialty. 3.13 morning and her condition was better
N.
in. mm m
HIRSINS ISSUE
Illlll llllllllllll
Says He Will ‘ Call Billll" 0t Clin-
nsclicui Man Every Time
Opportunity Oiisrs
\ .
WASHINGTON. Aug. 6.-—While the
House was in the committee of the,
whole discussing the Adamson Dam
bill yesterday afternoon. and few
members were on the floor, Repre-
sentative Donovan made the point or
order that no quorum was present.
the invitation to attend the Labor
session before September 1.
will be campaigning in the west.
Opposes Newlands Bill.
Senator Brandegee was called to
the White House yesterday with oth-
er senators who arupposing the pas.
sage of the Newlands trade commis-
'i slon bill, and requested to cease their
I .opposltlon and allow a vote to be
It is um”Eddies Hill is an active member will
taken on the measure.
stood that the senator declined to
make any specific promise as to his
action In the matter. '
No Kello’lp Bill Report.
The sub-committee of the House
committee on Naval Adalrs, having
charge of the bill to restore Captain
Frank W. Kellogg. of Waterbury. to
The women present. after the regu-
7Day meeting at the State F“,- a: In business meeting, wished to know
Hartford next month a. he 1,, of the about the suifrage work being "done in
opinion that congress Wu] adjourn It. Washington, where the headquarters
and he in that place are continually appeak
In; to the Democratic, party. who are
In power, for favorable action in re-
gard to woman suffrage. Miss Hill In
a very interesting address plainly stat.
ed the work there being done, and at
the end of her talk many questions
weré asked and ably answered.
The congressional union. of which
meet in Newport on the 30th of this
month. At this conference a veritd~
his “war parley" will be held and plans
will be formulated to defeat the next
Democratic congressman for election
to Congress, providing that the pres-
ent session of Congress does not take
favorable action before their adjourn~
money by having your work done here. than last night or yesterday. ‘
‘Fruita and Vegetables olAll Kinda.
A. C. Cuneo. Florist
TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE.
VERY MODERATE‘PRIOES.
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Harrow“: MUSICAL -
marapMsurs.
The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
osaoh Rosenfield. m
rill warns crass-r;
sou'ri-t NoanALK
Today was on' 511 articles of
_ unredeemed pledges at a sac-g,
The president went to her room be- which was evident.th after some
fore going to the executive offices. She time had been spent“ in ascertaining
greeted him with 'a smile, patted him‘ whether or not a quorum was Dre
on the arm and said she had spent a seat he rose In his place and with-
good night. {drew the point of order The point
A statement by Dr, Grayson gave 'was at once renewed by Republican
kidney trouble as the basis for Mrs.- Leader Mann, who stated, that here-
Wilson's Illness 'aftsr he was yilng to “call the bluff"
Dr. Grayson gave out the following of the gentleman, from Connecticut,
statement on Mrs. Wilson's condition and every time he made a point of
at 10 o'clock. . larder just to kill time, hé, (Mr.
"The chief cause of Mrs. Wilson's Mann) was going to insist that he
present critical condition Is a chronic carry it out to finish, even if it was
rkidnev trouble This has develom necessary to make the point himself
breakdown brought on by overwork. gentleman from Connecticut. 7
"in her ambition to perform her full The count developed- -s quorum and
duty in Washington. Mrs. Wilson add the-discussion went on. , ,
fed to her social obligations a very ' Washinsten Irlafa.
some of the results of a nervous alter It had been withdrawn by the.
great activity in pulputhmoic work First Lieut. comes a Armory. Jr..'
. . connected with the redemption of the but been detailed to\8wfll3 Attica):
slum ofW WW. and in vari tubal nonese as professor of Military"
‘ OI?“ dominated with sauce and {tactics to tare effect-
' 1 ~ " ' Decanters voice (somewhat asl- work of the union. «tum business
men on woman suffrage. The union
most fervently desire favorable ‘ace
lion. and do -not‘wish to defeat any
candidate, but must do so to protect 'fi'
thelntcrests of the women of this‘
no conclusion thereon. country. ‘ ,
..__ ‘ 'l'liis'conference of the congressional ‘
’ ‘ , union law be a very important one. . _
”EATMS AN” FUIEHILS The union will be the guests of lire.
Funeral of Miss Elizabeth Brockmhel- O. H. P. Belmont, at Newport. and at
Ier. ‘ :11 o'clock the business session will.
The funeral of Miss Elizabeth Brock- start. at the close of this Mrs. .381-
mueller, whose death occurred at Can-' mont will entertain the guests at lunch-
non'Cen‘ter. yesterday morning, will- be con at Marble House, and at 3 'o’clock
held from the Norwaik M. E. Church. the advisory board of the union will
Friday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. and meet. This is the llrst meeting of the
Rev C. E. ‘Barto, the pastor. will oili- advisory board. which Is an Important
clate. The body will be taken to Mid- and helpful featul'e. At a oclock tea
dlepatent. N Y.. for burial. . ‘ will be served. In the Colonial Thea-
_7___________;_____’_. ‘. ‘/ -_.tre at Newport. a monster inas- meet-
Mother (sternly)—“Young man. I it“ will be held at 8 o’clock In the in-
want to know just how serious are terests of women thrage. August
your intentions toward my daughter." 30th will be an important “but in the
the active list of the navy. did not
report to the full committee yesterday
as was expected. They, simply re-
ported that they had had the bill
under consideration but had come to
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