in those days of on and
trouble orders rush in
more than double, but
whoever wins the battle;
WI shall win your great
esteem if y0u fill your
bin! to bursting with our
coal for which they’re
thinning, as it’s better
than you ever dared to
dream. Do not parley on
the border—come “:10“
with that coal order and
your winter will be tran-
qhil even tho' the bullets
The
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
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'l‘i'y a bushel and you'll buy a. tan.
3‘ cash prices are the lowest in town.
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oddball}:
is year, as I sell at ‘such a
SIM Cement at very lowest prices.
The W ll K '
a noun
., ,s- At the Lowest Prices Is Sold by
WM. EFFRON,
s noWAN eT.
’ ‘ ’ Tel. 441.
v verytliingtBelowCost
illitNiTuni-z, CTPETS cHAias,
Hones AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
at AT LleéGTET emcee ON
kaolin AT 15 ELY AVE.
315 ELY: RAVE.
WLOUIS NYARY Manager.
.DUNNE
T WASHINGTON STREET.
I AM THE .
ifioéitot expect to make a large profit . .
lbw price just to advertise my Red _
‘ 0.! Coal. I am selling Alpha Port-
Tel. 441. -
Alpha Portland Cement
THE SOUTH NORWALK avenue SENTINEL
ings.
We went to assure our bloody—customers (among whom we
hopeyouerenumbered) that's are ready to furnish them with all
their requirements in building materials of all sorts. end thet we
are in a position to give you prompt service and clean sound lumber
and timber trons new stock arriving each day. We will be glad to
resume the very pleasant relations which have existed in the pest
and prank. you as at old, trustworthy service and sustained quel-
fty. In our Interpretations of orders we have the advantage of years
of experience end an eetebli‘.“ reputation for conscientious desi-
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. advices received in New York report
the east coast of England,
four of them.
14-16 WALL STREET.
40c on every dollar expended.
30 Per cent Reduction On All Furniture
BOUGHT AT
The Norwalk Furniture House
Prompt Delivery—Repairing a Specialty. ‘ i
This Discount Applies to Our Entire Stock
(in Furniture, Bedding, Rugs, Carpets, Oil Cloth, Linoleum,
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
BRING THIS COUPON WITH YOU.
torpedo boats were lost.
The report tallies with yesterday's
the unfevorah le.
‘glven,
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;BIRTHDAY MUSICALE
FOR 0. 8. STANLEY
TELEPHONE 44.
Mat- l at Affair Held at w. H. Wedham
l Residence In Latter City.
'5 A delightful musicals and reception
was held last evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs W. H. \Vadllams,
Stamford avenue, Bridgeport, in honor
'of ‘Mr Stanley. A number of the
Wadham’s brother. Oliver S. Stanley,
{of Norwalk. About twenty- fi-ve guests
This Coupon
iis good for Fifty Cents on each purchase of $5.00
at .
The Norwalk Furniture House
of Mr, Stanley A umber of
in automobiles.
E\or\\alk and Bridgeport. ills sister,
pany.
' Many Guests.
‘fi’- ‘.1- ain’t" a'
~.\.\‘\‘\.\.\‘\ .u
Always the Latest Thinas in
WALL
PAPER
* Painting
Paper Hanging
,7 Decorating.
7 The Gorbam Co.
10 First It. East Norwalk '
Tel. 45!. ’
GOTTLIEB'S SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
BEGAN TODAY.
MEN'S SUITS.
310' Suite . ..... .. .........
$7‘Sults ..............
GQT'ILIEB’S
3378.310 ClothingStore
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
33
$5
eeael‘OIe.
Daily and Sunday
Papers
Delivered to yourhome or
. office.” Prompt service.
Phone your order to
RIGGERMAN
I ‘ joyed last night‘ by twenty young peo-
, been taken along were served.
Among those present at the musl-
cale were Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. Bald-
EPWIIIITII Imus ills
win. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. (‘regory, Mr
linolliiiiiir silil... on... 3....1... i...
iphlnc and Miss Allie Surman. Fred
A delightful moonlight soil was 911'. Murphy, Edgar Murphy, Ralph Bnld-
lwin, Stanley Baldwin and 8. Treat
ple. It was given by the Epworih‘smnley. all of Norwalk; and Miss Lil-
laasue of the Norwalk M. E. Cllurch.‘iinn linemen, Jack Lamb, Miss Linda
and the party sailed from Holmes. Ginand, Louis Glnand, Mr. and Mrs.
Keeler & K811! dock In the First (118' August Glilaild, Fred Stanley and Mrs.
‘ trict, to the light off Roton Point and L c Wadhams.
return They 16“ at 8 o'clock and The program rendered was as fol
' landed at about 11 o'clock after one lows:
' ‘ of the most pleasant times ever. Dur Plano Sale—“Mandolin Serenade'h
Ing the sail musical selections were,
rendered and refreshments which had:
,. Weigert
S. Treat Stanley.
Violin Solo— 'The Darkies' Cradle
_ The following made up the partyzi Song" .................... Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G Bedient, Rev. um Linda Glnand
Charles E Barto, the M1559“ Willa‘ Violin Solo—“IleCavatIna” ....... Rafi
Miller, Florence Gordon, Gladys Fle- Fred Murphy
wellyn, Isabelle Osborn. Edna Smith,1 Accompanied by Edgar Murphy.
Ml“ “W197i 14“” “Wk- “”10““ Tenor 8010- 'Good Bye e" ........ Tostl
Barto, Dorothy Barto. Hazel Rusk, Em- Louis Ginand.
\ ma Gay. Mabel Gay, Carolyn Koster, piano Duet—
Messrs. Jay Buckley, C. Otis F'Itch,’
Richard Nesblt and Lloyd Sturges.
Ralph and Stanley Balduln.
Soprano Solo—~"The Romany Lass"
Adams
es ...... in. ................
Mrs W. H. Wadhauis.
BRITISH LEGATION MOBBED.
Violin Solo—“Llebesfreu”.
DR’ESDEN, Aug. 8 (via London).—
.Krelsler
ed Murphy.
The nritish legation here yesterday g‘r
wasmobbed and all the windows brok- Edgar Murphy, accompanist
, ’ Presentation—
en. W. H. Wadhsms
Vocal Solo—“Just as Well". . .
Louis Glnand.
‘Piano Solo-
Edgar Murphy.
Soprano Solo-—‘ Maiden With the
Lips So Rosy" ........ r. . . .Donovan
Mrs W. H. Wadhams.
Plano Duet—-
Ralph and Stanley Baldwin.
Vocal Solo—‘ If I Had a Thousand
Lives to Live".... .......... Solman
Miss Linda Glnand.
.\ iI
Good tenants are to be lied—roi- “m“
the advertising.
Funeral 'Worlr a" Specialty. Save
money by having your work done here.
Fruits and Vegetables of All Kinds.
A. C. Cuneo, Florist.
.TEL. 372-12. ..7 RAILROAD AVE.
' VERY MODERATE PRICEs.
Plano Duet—
‘ __.._. Ralph and 'Stanley Baldwin.
HARDWARE, MUSICAL mun sm’n‘ed Murphy.
INSTRUMENTS. Accompanied by Edgar Murphy. .
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REGISTRARS IN SESSION).
. The registrars of the First and
Fourth voting wards held an all day
The. NORWALK
- PAWNSHOP
sembly Hall. The work was of the
~ lightest order as only about 12 citi-
viss [8- RRRR
NEW YORK. Ann. 8.—-Private cable ‘ -
'3 thataflotilla of German torpedo boats ;
3: has attacked British warships In til. :4.
' Humber, the waterway to Hull, on 1::
sinking :1:
A number of the attacklru German ' “
declaration of in. British Admiralty ' I
lthat the first news of the war might
The date of this engagement is not ' "
Guests from Norwalk and Bridgeport?
lwere present, most of them relatives
the terday afternoon, at2
guests made the trip from Norwalk
Mr. Stanley, In honor of whom the
!affair was held. is a brother of Prof.
,F. C. Stanley, of the Bridgeport nign’
school faculty, and is hell known Ill-
JMrs. \Vadhams, is the wife. of \V. II.
Windhams. buyer for Melgs 6'; Cour
session yesterday in the Town As-l
, Joseph Rosenfleld. prop. ‘
\ 4o wATsn. eTnssT.‘-
' scum. NORWALK
zens came before them to be register-
ed. Democratic Registrar B. C Feen
ey had live applications and Republl- ‘
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at“
. “a“
«menu. sue. s, mi l. ““
All of
Stylish Tailored Suits for Women at Half Price
Ladies Bathing Suits, Caps and Shoes.
Gordon Dollar Silk Stocking is the
Special Prices on Ice Cream Freezers, Fruit Jars
SUGGESTIONS
FOR THE WEEK END
our Parasois at a reduction of 25 per cent $7
Best at the Price
and Jelly Classes
. BEAT H8 A__III FIIIIEIIALS
George F. Tyrrell.
. The death of George F. Tyrrell, of
lNo.15 Taylor avenue. occurred yes-
o'clock. at the
Norwalk Hoslptal. Mr. Tyrrell had
been ill for some time with kidney and
Rheart trouble, and nearly two wells
ago was taken to the hospital for treat-
ment. His demise proved a shock to
many friends, as he “as liked general-
ly throughout the city, and particular-
ly by his associates in business. He
had been employed for the past five
years by the Yale & Toune Company,
zln Stamford, where he had charge of
the packing roonl. aild previous to that . ‘
time. for a number of years, was em-
ployed by the Lockwood Manufactur-
‘ lng Company in South Norwalk. He
was in the fifty-first year of his age,
and is survived by his wife, who was
formerly Miss Nellie Wilcox, and one
daughter Inez. Mr. Tyrrell was a
member of Butler Lodge, No. 97, l. 0.
O. F.. and also of one of the fraternal
societies in the Yale & Towne Com-
peu y. The funeral will be held from . .
ibis late residence on Monday after-
lnoon .st 2: 30 o'clock. Rev. John Sta-
pleton, pastor of the South Norwalk
Congregational Church. will officiate.
ilnterment in Riverside Cemetery,
Miss Sarah Ann Keeler.
Miss Sarah Ann Keeler died in the
Norv Hospital yesterday afternoon
about 6 o'clock. She leaves one bro-
ither, Lewis Keeler. of Racquet, New
York, and one sister, Mrs Gregory.
in Wilton She was seventy years
:iof age. The funeral services will be
jfrom Reymond undertaking parlors,
Monday afternoon at 3 o'Clock, with
interment in Riverside Cemetery.
_ John Peters,
John Peters died yesterday after-
noon at his home on Ferris avenue,
'aged 45 years. He Is survived by a
(widow. Funeral services will be
held Monday morning from St. Mary's
‘Church at 9 o'clock, and burial will
follow in St. Mary'a'Cemelei-y.
, Funeral of William Dialling.
' The funeral of William Stalling.
who died Thursday morning at his
home on Day street, will be held to-
moi-row afternoon at 3 o'clock from
the Grace Baptist Church on Butler
street. Rev. G. Sebree will ol’ficlate.
and interment will follow in Pine Is-
iland Cemetery,
'Funmi of Miss Elizabeth Brook-
muller.
of Miss
. The funeral Elizabeth
fBrockmuller was held yesterday at“
iternoon from the Norwalk M, E.
Church and Rev. Charles E, Barto, the
pastor, conducted the services, which
were largely attended. The body was
later taken to Middlepatent, N, Y..
where interment was made.
FUNERAL MONDAY FOR MRS.
WILSON.
H. Krieger 8: 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 Sell as“de as $1.50
’ Worth $850 to‘$4.00«
R oton Point Park
FREE EXHIBITION
' 7---Days---7
COMMENCING'SATURDAY AUG 8
Curtis Hydro-Aeroplane
Aviator Jack McGee
Passengers taken up
SHORE DINNERS
\
Rollin Coaster, Carousel, Bathing, Dancing Aftemoo‘n and
Evening. Coming Week of August 31 Carlisle’s 'Frontier
Wild West Show.
Free Exhibitions every Afternoon and Eve.
‘..—
. .
their sympathy and hoping that she
might "be brought back home.” ' ”EX'G‘NS LIVING
DFF 0F IMEIIIMIIS
. Services Will Be Private. . l
The services 'at the White House
will be private, but will be attended
EL PASO, Texas, Aug. fir—Levies
" ' " ‘ ' - can Re strar Jose h A. Carrier the WASHINGTON Aug. Syn-Funeral by members °f the “MM“ a few made 11 A i d I ' -
Money loaned on all articles of 3‘ P intimate friends. and 0 mel‘ calls all other foreign
3 nos, 64 North Main St.
.1, ._ ,,y . , _ , , g . rest The next gaggllm will be held services for Mrs Woodrow Wilson, relatives and are in the' ‘ rt IN ”e M i .
" ‘ ‘ “ ‘ - -' ' Value. Unredeemed pledges at a sac-’ l b committees from the senate and pa ° ‘ 0r ‘ "1 ‘ ex °° 0°"
on August 14 wife of the president, will be held Y trolled by General Francisco “9“
house. The Rev. Sylvester Beach of
Princeton, N. J., who performed the
marriage ceremonies at the weddings
Jeremiah Egan, Democratic regls— Monday afternoon at two o'CIoek at
trar of voters, and Edward B. Dou- the White House, in the historic East
lens, the Republican registrar, held Room, Where, only a few months ago,
forth Yesterdny iii the City Hall lino she witnessed the marriage or hel‘ of Mrs. Sam and Mrs- William G-
registered about thirty or forty seC- wdaughter Jessie, to Francis E. Sayre ,MOAGOO in the White Him“, pli‘gil- day by arrivals from the south. They
and district voters. 7 j~ ‘The interment will lie Tuesday after- ably will omclate and it s so“ 6
been at Rgme. Ila... where Mrs Wll- that the Rev ‘James P Taylor, mtreport large quantities of timber being
IOU “pant: many Of her girlhood HAYS t0? 0: the Central Presbl'terlan 01"- from me hOIdingfi 0! the Kansas
and where her mother and father are church 0' Washington W1“ “33"“- City. Mexico and Orient Railway and .
--Karl von Lew~ buried. . . . No formal selection was made yea- the Chihuahua Lumber. Company. in".
‘ _ln Myrtle Hill neon... aim wiéivday of the honorary pall bearers. Chihuahua. and sold for the benefits! ..
mg“). per beautiful shaded spot, yglvl “the but it was virtually decided that they the Constitutionalist was chest.
e'l‘imen taken final-resting place of the of “the will include the members of the cab-i A Eighty Mexican families of soldiers
usplclon that president. , inst. The cabinet as a whole prob- in Villa's army are said 5" be away.
, no the station Many telegrams wage receivedfiat ably will not go to Rome, but most on on the ranch of. Mr." W} . fl.
‘ ee of all the the' White House from (girlhood of ludividual memberi are Beaten, widow ofthe Engli
' deaf Mrs jwnsoa‘ eiprmlnpexpectetl to to with the- prob-has murdered lastFebrua
riflcerzr‘ - .
d»-~.~CROCK‘ER§ZY ,
"Chins; iStonewar’” a;- claim re,
have caused complaints to be illedwith
the State Department at Washington. ‘
This information was brought here to- . '
Kitchen Utensils and. Room "
l . V, eAw FRENOHMAN eHoT. i
'A f Fixtures, etc
Lennon. any.
Norwalk Chronicler