cans mez’ vaunlvvan! ,3. ‘- In these days of war and trouble orders rush in more than double, but whoever wins the battles we shall win your great esteem if you fill your bin to bursting with our Coal for which they're thirsting, as it’s better than you ever dared to dream. Do not parley on ' tile border—come across with that cool order and your winter will be tran- quil even tho’ the bullets . . § The - FERRIS COAL . COMPANY. A F'r-rv-s “'--3-agvn+~ taro-«‘wyawnh- BUY. , ; Hazélton Coal 'lyl P 1 . ti it ‘3 V l. The B. Hershiield & Son Co , rat. m. 122 WATER or. m 9‘ IN RED_0A_K COAL I AM THE ‘ V“ ONLY ONE. “low price just to advertise my Red Oak Coal. land Cement at very lowest prices. 21'!“ must. be returned. 44” WILLIAM srrnon. 8 ROWAN 8T., EAST NORWALK. . if“. 441. 'l’sl..441. The Well Known the Lowest Prices is Sold by WM EFFRON, 3 ROWAN 81'. Tel. 441. UOHEB AND ALL HOUSEHOLD Moos AT Lowssr PRICES ON- ORDxAT 15 ELY AVE. is ELYEAVE. . LOUIS NYARY, Nanagor. . O \ ' . Try a bushel and yOu'll buy a ton. ‘ ' guy-“cash prices are the lowest in town. ‘ ' . ‘ I do not expect to make a large profit ~ . 7' ‘. $9001! this year, as I sell at such a . , I am selling Alpha Port- ‘ ' Alpha Portland Cement L ’ flRNITURE, CARPETS CHAIRSV eo, Cylinder Oils and ’ "G eat Reductions on THE SOUTH. WALK mac. SEN'I'INEL We want to assure our blends—customers (among whom we hope you are numbered) that w. are ready to furnish then. with all their requirements inbuildinsmsterials ofsllsom. 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 j: resume the very pleasant relations which have existed in the past and promise you as of old, trustworthy service and sustained qual- ity. In our interpretations of orders we have the advantage of years of experience and an ostsblifld reputation for conscientious deal- ings. 30 Per cent Reduction On All Furniture BOUGHT AT The Nerwalk Furniture House 14-16 WALL 8TREET. TELEPHONE 44. Prompt Delivery—Repairing a Specialty. This Discount Applies to Our Entire Stock ‘3 Connecticut Tara Way Ahead oi ......................... ................ HlllH SBflRES Milli BY OUR FRIDAY. AUGUST 1. tan l ............... Mlllllllllll 1-. 5.5435,,- -+-"" , :' -.-.-_-._. All Others in Record for Target Practice llllllllllll llllll lllllll _, llll llll Sllll A . Division to he Formed Vary Soon ‘ .. in This city I‘IT‘IQI‘VIAIAE’I’Iissh‘ The local members of the Connecti- I' I cut Naval Militia arrived in South Nor- 0n 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 This Coupon His good for Fifty Cents on each purchase of $5.00. at l The Norwalk Furniture House ‘ ‘Th'a'n‘ierl l The Gorham‘ Co. 1, \ ' "ocuusrs AND OPTICIANB. 2; WEARING cos's‘cr cLAssss . NOW. may prevent ultimate eye failure, keep your temporary eye weakness from becoming chronic, and insure good eyesight for the future. OOUIJSTS, not Opticians. exam- ine your eyes when you come to us, Always the west '1th in WALL PAPER Painting . Paper Hanging - ,. Decorating. The Gorham Co. ‘ in First“ last Norwalk l 87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn. ' Est. 15 yro. Open at. val. Good Teeth , I " and Beauty , The latter is impossible without the former. Haw often have we seen a iair face lose its attractive nose when the smile showed no- glected teeth. ' l Dr. J. H. Mallory ' l is do. Main IL. Io. Norwalk. will fix yours at a nominal charge. l Your mirror will show you the ben- 1 GOTTLIEB'3 SEMIaANNUAL SALE ‘ BEGAN TODAY. MEN'S SUITS. eiits. Be good to your teeth, they are your best friends. $1081“? nun... ......... s...... ‘3 THEY Do NATURE'S FIRST $7Sults ........ :5 W0“- HOUR‘B: I A. H. To I P..M. IUNDAVI IV APPOINTMENT .GOTTLIEB’S. $7&$lOClothingStore .11 NORTH MAIN ST. Funeral Work a Specialty. Save: money by having your work done here. Fruits and Vegetables of All Kinds. - A. C; Cuneo, Florist. ' TEL. an... * 7 RAILROAD AVE. v'eRv. MODERATE emcee. Daily and Sunday Papers , Delivered to your home or. office: Prompt service. HARDWARE, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. The INORWALK PAWNSHOP I , Joseph‘liosenfield, prop. so WATER eraser. SOUTH NORWALK . Money leaned on} all articles of: value” Unredeemed pledges at a sac- rides. Phone your coder t3 RIGGERMAN nos. (.4 North MainSt. - .—.._....-—_....... wall Household Goods Wwaimnfil .v - it at bridge.” “‘ 4‘ 'fBow’s that?” ,iernoon, on the 4:20 train. All report- ‘ed a delightful tile on every dollar expended. .weeks' tour of duty on board the bat- BRING rHls coupon WITH YOU. 1 ‘ present target practice, and did must :only twenty seconds were allowed to ;change the entire gun crew, given one minute and a half to muke ‘South Norvialk. during thegroater part I ‘of the cruise was in sole charge of ‘cight gun crews, and proved his abll- ill.sht , ‘celved many compliments on the work . a pedestrian. was shot. in the rlsht WM ““9“ on “‘9 "Father change“ the worst of .; ”Well. if no losoil that isn't plead '2 walk from New Haven, yesterday at- 3‘: [W0 Introducing GORDON HOSIE RY Good service, combined with good appearance , ., are the essential features in the making of t": Gordon Hosiery. Gordon Hosiery is made in first grade lisle, . silk iisle, silk and cotton in all weighs, and is sold at prices that will bring this particular brand of hosiery I 1 within the reach of everybody. . .. Best grade Cotton, or Silk Lisle Stockings...~......25c, 35c, 50° - -- .No. H300—“The most satisfactory Dollar Silk Stocking ever pro- ' I duced." Flare top, fine gauze, pure dye silk, with fine quality ' iisle top and sole; high spliced heel. Black, white and all col- ors. Sizes 8 to 10. Per pair 31-00 and profitable AVIATOR I’EEE HAS A MISHAP —-——.—-—— ttleship Rhode island, The Norwalk boys were especially ‘Jubilant over the records made at the Itarget practice. it was reported that lthe Connecticut men had secured the best scores of all the state naval mil- iltia at the practice, making a percen- ‘tage of seventy on the hits scored; North Carolina boys came next with :a score of fifty-seven per cent. i The Norwalk gun crew, which was among the most enthusiastic on the: 'trip, secured third place during the Due to the fact that be neglected to ‘use the correct grade of gas in the motor of his hydroseroplane. “Jack" McGee, the noted aviator. met with .a mishap during the trial trip of his ,‘machlne at Roton Point, last evening, when his motor stopped While making a turn about 50 feet in the air, the machine swerved suddenly. and plunged down into the water. The aeroplane was badly dam- aged, both planes being wrecked, but the machine is so constructed that it cannot sink. A number of the em- ployees at the park succeeded in towing it to the west beach. Mr. Bic. effective work at the 1,800 yards range and the 1,000 yards range. it was no ,ccssnry during the practice to tire four shots in one and one-half minutes, and' when the next lot of men in the turret was also ill consequences Rom his thrilling and four shots. unexpeclcd feat Ensign Harry Stacey Benton, of and are re- -bullding it. so that it will be better than new at his next As has been announced. the exhibition flights will commence to- morrow, and will continue the bal- ance of the week. A very large crowd was present to witness Mr. \icGee‘s irlal trip. and .tlley were treated to a thriller that w'ssnt on the program. who or list TilPPLEll oven ity as a commanding oiiicer. lie re accomplished by the man. . . There are now suillciept men in the Normalk militia section to have a di- vision here. and it is understood that one will be formed in a short time llllXIllllY llLllB HA8 AllilllAL BAIOUET Roxbury 12 pt e5iIUIlCIlP Thirteen members of the Roxbury’ Great excitement prevailed on Wall Club were present. last'nlghl, at 8 street. near the corner of Mechanic meeting ”d dinner. held at ”0’10“.“ street, last night, at about 7:30 o'clock. Point Hotel. The fateful number thir- when a load of hay shifted and top- teen had no deteriorating effect on the pied the wagon over throwing the party and “All morning ii report of driver, William Shun-y, rather henv. the “best time 9‘9"" 3““ the 6" ily onto the ground. He escaped seri- scriptlon of the occasion. The meet one mm" almost miraculously. and lag of the club was held first and it he only suffered a severely bruised was followed by one of 0'5““‘V‘m' heel. which he sustained by landing ilne dinners. Charles T. Dimond was on the stone curbing With the turn- celebrating his birthday, yesterday. in; over of the wagon and load of hay. and he did the honors properly sit the which was quite large. spread across gathering W“- ”18’“ One new mem- Mechanic street and blocked it. Cries ber "35 elected at the meeting. went up from the bystanders that the Following is the list of those who mom had been buried underneath the attended. F' H Quintin-d, president at hay and excitement gripped everybody . the club, Jud” Henry w' Gregory, and brought many to the scene. Afew Jud” 10““ R‘ Taylor, M H Glover, moments after Slattery was found ly- Seymour Curtis, John H llanning. ing in the road oleao of the tons of Chm“ T mum" mm“ Dm" hay. Dr. w. B Burnell was called and George E Curtis, Senator Hanfords he dressiad the injury and sent the Weed, of New Canaan, GeorgeF. Bette, man home Samuel L‘ Weed and George 1" Wood l After the accident Slattery said he ward lfelt that the load had shifted some- iwllat when he went over the crosswalk Two KILL!” I" ‘ 2 ion Mechanic s.t_reet and the uneven street helped to throw the load fur- OHIBABII “BEBE“!ESTther to the side until its weight upset the wagon. There was a great noise imade by the wagon upsetting and soon there was a big crowdnt the scene of the accident. The horses were unin- lined and the boy was carried to to which place it was CHICAGO, Aug. 7.—'l‘wo men were killed and three wounded last night in robberies of four elevated railway sta- tions on the West Side by a bang which used an authmobilc. The dead:‘ Keelers “table" , Policeman John news. °'°“"“°d ' \. John Stevens. veteran of the Civil . ' 7 ; , , - War, who ~resisted _the robbers when SAN-3. 0" TENNESSEE? they attempted‘to tskelcash at the Wood street station. . . Nlajor .l A. a... a... at Party watch Michael Gary. seriously wounded by L9“ ,New York Y9“"“¥- _ Policem‘sn Larson, was found in an al- Th9 many friends 0‘ "“30? Jim“, ley through which the robbers sought A. Ryan in this city read with in- to escape; terest that he ha'd been ordered to Gustave Montsel, a} ticket “egg Join the U S. 8 Tennessee as one .was shot in the 13“ and W E Graft; of the party of army and navy officers who it left for European ports, car- W rylng a consignment of 87. 500,000. in 'ElAOT NORWALK RACES. gold for the relief ‘or Americans who 1 111,611 find lord's of host rae- have been forced to remain in Europ- hand. . ‘ ~ " :EasW-t orwaik thawed: And if. he wins. mother says H do be held to! ”opt runs 111811 Ions no for a visit. and Just before (ice was unllurt. and today suffers no ; Experts are busy on the aeroplane ' ‘V .' though she is capable of making in. r-Ia’ai-t: an aW/a’naanu . \-\-\ . \-\-\.\-\-\‘\‘W\‘\‘\-\‘\ H. Krieger 81 .00. Special Sale of Dresses and Skirts Every Dress in our Store has been Marked Down to the Very Lowest Notch fr CHARGE ACCOUNTS ARE ‘% SOLICITED . . *2 Panama Hats Sell as Low as $1.50 2 . \Nonhs350t0s4oo : Halo-'an‘f'rmls' ‘\‘\ \‘.\-A. A.\ ‘\‘\ ‘\ ‘\.\:\ ‘\‘\ \:\ ‘\ GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY House Furnishings ON SALE SATURDAY 81.25 size 8 copper, nickel plated 65c heavy. galvanized Watering Pots. Tea Kettles, with flat bottom...69c with 10118 spout -------------- 49° 35c two-quart, colonial glass Water be fine tissue Toilet Paper] rolls, 25c Pitchers, at ................... 210 35c No. 6 Parlor Brooms ........ 23c 69c l-burner, all iron “Union Oil 49c 24-h) brass, nickel plated Towel 'Stoves," with flat wick _______ ”49° Bill's . ..... . . . . . - . . . .......... 34c 89c three-pint, all copper, nickel plat- lOc Egg Poachers, with 3 cups, at..7c ed Tea Pots .................. 595 49c large‘size Feather Dusters, at.34c "'50 two-burner Gas Range, with good size oven ............. . $4.49 $4.50 hardwood ice Chests, with round corners—will hold good size piece of ice........... ...... $3.49 10c aluminum Milk Bottle Covers. .79 10c white porcelain Dinner and Soup Plates, at .................. 4c each - .__— ALBERT GEHEBE 25 West Washington St, South Norwalk Phone 1009-2 ' Prompt Delivery near the Mexican border At that “E“THS AN“ FunEn‘I-s time there' was but little possibility oi war in Europe The Tennessee took on over 2,000 tons of coal, all that the bunkers William Stalling, a prominent mem- would hold, and it is expected that her of this citys colored settlement, the supply will just about take the died yesterday morning at his home cruiser to the other side lon Day street. He was 38 years of She will proceed at the rate offisge. Funeral arrangements have not thew. and onequnrter knots, al-‘yet been completed. William Stalllng. Funeral of Charles 0. Carlson: The funeral of Charles Oswald Carl- son was held in the Swedish Congre~ twenty-two knots speed under forced draft. She will arrive in European ship yesterday . Moder Ryan: was in Dsnbury not. Mr Lobstock—Has yo’ any faith in waters in about ten days. The oili- cars do not yet know her destination. The cruiser is in dark gray war paint and in appearance is not unlike many of the smaller cruisers of the British navy. She will go fully lighted, how- ever and not steam through thesess with darkened ports. gational church on Van Zandt street, East Norwalk, at 2 o'clock, and was very largely attended. There were many beautiful floral tributes from his many friends, and a most beautl. fui standing .sv‘i-eath from the May- flower Hook & Ladder Co.. of which he was a member. Rev. C, Vablstrom I odiciated. The pallbearers ‘were An: drew Aaronson, Antler Dahlbsrg, 'John Olson. Erie Erickson, Axel mund- son and Hatrig Amundsen. The re- mains were laid to rest in Riverside 1 FAITH WITHOUT WORKS. banks ssh? m... .4._...r.¢-i v‘e‘. 7! i“ .. 3'?! .Ii
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