p" »/ rm my: : see . WAR: WAR! ‘ ,. ii? In these days of war and .trouhle orders rush in .‘more than double, but whoever wins the battles we shall win your great esteem if you fill your bins to bursting with our "q ’" coal for which they're thirsting. 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 scream. i . The FERRIS COAL COMPANY. _ fifefl'srf‘éM-‘t :3 ; . were *1 mic-333‘s: ‘rv , BUY Halelton 2, “Coal WV ‘1 ‘3" _ ;. nee. Hershfield &SOn Co! ' TIL. an. 122 wares er. ..I-. — 30 Per cent Reduction On All Furniture BOUGHT AT The Norwalk Furniture House 14-16 WALL STREET. Prompt Delivery—Repairing a Specialty. This Discount Applies to Our Entire Stock On 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. BRING THis COUPON WITH YOU. TELEPHONE 44. . smile in realism. We want to assure our Islands-Joustomers (among whom we :1 hopeyouarenumherednhatu areresdy to furnish them with all 3; their requirements in building materials of all sorts. and that we .. are in‘ a position to give you prompt service and clean sound lumber II and timber from new stock arriving each day. We will be glad to " 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 ” " sick a" week a 0 last Th rsda . but of experience and an establiQed reputation for conscientious deai- :‘ g u y The Hatch & Bailey Company Int-infiltli-tutst-tutu-u:-:-'-:s's:.js:-:s:-:.-.:-'-,-:-:.‘-:-:-'_u;.‘-'-:.:.:.:.;-;.7-;.:u:-:-:. -:-. .1 this morning. at her home on Wall :3 . street. following an illness of little . last week had appeared much improv- '2 ed. Yesterday, up to noon she was _: conscious. but. early in the afternoon « she became unconscious, that state I directly resulting from the excessive ‘ heat which is also attributed to having .>"n‘_.sé‘.‘l s,s_-.._s.s.a s.s‘ -- u . s'If-‘Ifs‘.'s‘s s’K'L'Tf ———-——_ Mrs. Sophia A. Weed. Sophia A. Lynes. widow of the late Edward P. Weed. died at 7 o’clock. I I' over a week. Mrs. Weed was taken Tristram 8. Hyat 34,". s's -; “n+1..- ‘u'w‘a'u‘ 4 + ‘-'-;s‘s -. hastened the end. Heart trouble was the primary cause of death. The fun- eral services will be held from Grace Episcopal Church. on Thursday after- noon. at 3:30 o'clock, and Rev, J. Ben- ton Werner. the rector. wili'ofliciate. __ inlcrment will be in the family vault l -: in Riverside cemetery. Mrs. Weed was the daughter of Samuel Lynes and Elizabeth leases. and she was born in New York city. With her parents she removed to .\'or- .I4l‘ [a I a .o'A'A . _ . . . 1-.-.-.-.-.I.I This Coupon is Good for ‘ FIFTY CENTS ‘ 0n Each Purchase of $5.00 at The Norwalk Furniture House . 14-16 Wall Street VOID AFTER AUGUST 15. 1914 —-J --— .w, , Funeral Work a S'pElalty. Savel money by having your work done here. Fruits and vegetables of All Kinds. A. C. Cuneo, Florist. J75 asp OAK COAL I... AM THE ONLY ONE. ‘ My cash prices are the lowest in"£Own. ” ‘o'n c'oa'l this year. as I sell at such a land Cement at very lowest prices. ’fl‘hebag must be returned. .. WILLIAM EFFRON. C ROWAN 811, EAST NORWALK. " . The mum. “At the Lowest Prices is Sold by ,WM- EFFRON, 75' a some s1. .-.~... .. . p—v . - anruae, CARPETS CHAIRS. u’cnss AND ALL HOUSEHOLD one AT LOWEST Pnlcss ~0N -ap AT 15 ELY AVE.‘ is ELY AVE. e, Cylinder Oils and 7 RAILROAD AVE. VERY MODERATE PRICES. STEIIIEIIS' 0F ELK; HAVE ANNUAL GLAMBAKE The men-jest of jolly times was in lfull swing yesterday in liurcliard's ’Woods, where the Cellar Drel Stein- ‘ers' association of the B. ‘P. 0. Eu "-’- 'f.’. ‘.'-“V uh».\-\‘~.\‘~‘\-~-\ T he Gorham Co. always the Latest Things in WALL PAPER Painting Paper Hanging .. ’ Decorating The Gorham Co. East Nemllr ‘3: Try a-bushel and you’ll lbuy‘a ton. ‘ 3 _. I 65an expect to make a large profit . l'lew'prlcs just to advertiso’rny Red ‘ , Oak Goal. 1 am selling Alpha Port— '1". 441. Tel. 441. I pha Portland Cement . .“‘\“\‘\‘\“.\n\-‘~‘\“ ‘ ABIo/v/viaw.aw. a, aid. ’1'! iverythingtBeIOWCost 5 lheld their annual Clambake and joy- ‘fest. The ediblos. which were of the finest. were prcpnred in the style ‘ for which John Bogardus and Capt. George Tobey are famous for. Stein- ors from Daubury. Bridgeport. New York and other cities helped to in- crease tho interest of the festivities. and the time enjoyed was a splendid one. indeed. Those responsible for the success of the occasion were: 'Capt. Carl A, Anderson. Edward ‘ Froeb. Robert McAIllsler, Frank Berg. Al Palmer. William Palmer. Benjamin Parker. ‘lra Lockwood. Edward Hay- ternoon. about‘a o'clock. when Consta- ble J. E. Kaiser arrested Harry Van Wagner. a young lad about 18 years old. in Wilton. charged with theft. The ' constable brought his prisoner to po- GOTTLIEB’s SEMIJNNUAL SALE lice headquarters. in Norwalk. where BEGAN TODAY. MEN'S SUITS. $10 Suits $7 Suits ...... . . _ GOTTLIEB’S ‘ $752310 ClothingStore shirts:.Ih::.“..r:;¥:°:..:“:: 1‘! NORTH MAIN 81". be was locked up. awaiting thial. which will be held in Wilton. ‘ Due to the clever detective work of '3 Sergeant J. Harry Gibson. who' loves. tlgatcd the case. a quantity of the $5 boy's booty was discovered. Sergeant Gibson is coming in for a good share odpraise because of his skilful and excellent work on the locating of the shoes. silverware. table cloths. nap- kins. silk stockings. gloves. handker- walk at an early age and had lived lhere ever since. Mrs. Weed comes :from a family which was one of the Iearly founders of Norwalk. and oer :togcther his family, also one of the‘ W lclllldren. ‘ k May Give Blue ‘0 Identity (was 77 years Old and was born “1 and who. the authorities believe. may A good haul was made Saturday iii-who died last week at his home. on wonxuiusr GFHGLE marriagerto Edward P. Weed linkedE I oldest of the town. For many years 1she lived in the homestead which was; ..... located on the site now occupied by, ., . ~ ............. the Masonic building. at the corner or. In Our Carpet Dept. Is a most complete assortment of all grades of Carpets and Rugs from Wilton Velvets, to cool and comfort- able log cabin weaves for the summer cottage or the porch. Mattings of all kinds at very low prices Linoleums in all widths. Table and floor oilcloths Hammocks from 75c to $5.00 Issues and Wall streets. Mrs. Weedl :was a very active woman throughoutMURflEREB WHMAN her fruitful life. and she had been for: . years prominently identified with ffluuu m “uflulfln AGrace Episcopal Church, Of which shet ? The deceased is survived by twol sons. Samuel 1... of the Norwalk Sav- Body Badly Decompoged, But ‘ 2 ‘rd P.l . ‘lngs Society, and Captain hdua ‘ Clothing some DISlancU Away, had been a member. “cod, the druggist. and three grand' Mrs. William F. Hubbell. . . Elizabeth Maria Hubbell. Wife 01? EIYOI‘lB were being m‘de by me lil- ;\\'llllsm F. Hubbell. (“Ed at her 1101110. thorltles today to establish the idcn- . '29 West Main street. last night just my 0' the body of a woman found ycs. a little before midnight alter a lin- tcrday in an untrequEnted section or lgcrlng'lllncss of many months, She‘WOOdS bordering the Noroton Road, ledgefleld. Besides her husband. the have been murdered. deceased is survived by two sons; The body was discovered in a Wilbur i-‘., a letter carrier. and liar- thicket by a small DOT. not far from The funeral 56erch W1” ”9 the place where a man was murdered -dfl.l' afternoon “1 3 O'CIUCK “d ROV- the corpse by decomposition as to be ‘P. K. Poolcy will offlciato. interment little more than a skeleton, and iden- wlll be in Riverside Cemetery. :tlflcation. in the opinioa of the au- ' —""- ithorlties. is improbable. except pos-I . l Funeral of John Peters. 'sbly through the clothing. which was l The funeral of John l’eters was found some thirty feet away. This land! attended this morning from consisted of a tailored suit of blue his home. Ferris “antler at 513" 0" material, tan slices and stockings. clock. and from St. Mary's Church at lingerie of very good quality and a 9 o'clock. A ”00le mass WU“ “mg black straw hat with three blue feath- ‘ ’ by the humor REV. T- 1- Finn. ms” ers. Near the garments lay a silver iron. and Olin Youngs. Happy 800d} Helena V. Milk-rd sang. "Ave Marlo". meghhag, containing a purse in which fellowship made the event a memor- and "One Sweetly Solemn Th““fim~".was eight cents. two bottles contain- , _ able one. and sociably the affair wasThe pull bearers were peter Gallug- ing a slowly acting poison were also; 0' the gayest. lher. John Rooney. ii, Collins, and lofound nearby. and a wad of .,paper.‘ . lWolf. jwhlcli the authorities believed may; SERGEDIT 8'88“" I l“term?“t “'85 “1 St Mary's ceme- have been used as a gag. The woman ‘ ltcry. - . Iwas apparently five feet. nine inches‘ -F|lIlIS “"8 800" --- i‘“ humm- . —-—-—-— ’ Funeral of Mr. Stallions. ' _ ’ The funeral of William Shillings” 7 Day street. was held. yesterday ei-1 teruoon. at 3 o’clock. from the Grace ;Buptist Church. on Butler sit-cot. Ram; lGurlleld J. Sebree. pastor of the‘ The Workmen's Circle, of South 'church, officiated. burial following in N or walk, No. 489. held its annual pic- Plne Island cemetery. jnic. y ester day, in the grove of Dr. ?Cliarles G. Bohannan, at Chestnut Funeral of Sarah Ann Keeler. 'Ridge. There was an attendance of l The funeral 0‘ Sarah M“ Keeler. about 300 members and their families., Ewho died recently at the Not-walk Hos— as well as delegations from Bridge-l 'pital. will be held this attrcuoon from port, Stamford and Port Chester. The, the funeral ”“0“ 0! David W. Ray- occasion was a delightful one in every‘ mon. on Washington street. at Way. and lunch enjoyed by all we. o'clock. Rev. G. M. 'l'seple will olil- ant. . p slate and interment will follow in the, Fiedler's orchestra provided music.‘ receiving vault of Riverside cemetery. and everything passed off in a very‘ HA8 AIIIIIAI. Plillllfl _—————— hcld from her late home on \‘v'edncs-Isevoral years ago. so reduced was I H. Krieger 81 Co. Marked Down to Notch ' »0 Qanama Hats“ Sell Special Sale of Dresses and Skirts Every Dress in our Store has been CHARGE ACCOUNTS ARE“ 1 SOLICITED . WOrrh $3.50 to $4.00 .‘f‘ 'tj 11a - all' \‘~ ‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\. \‘x‘i‘x.i\“ '1‘ “I‘d/.3... a ‘ the Very Lowest as Low as $1.50 ‘ t ‘1‘ \‘\“~ "smx‘. aura, ‘ ‘1, a‘ \‘\-~‘\ PasSengers SHORE DINNERS , Roton Point Park FREE EXHIBITIONS Afternoon and Evening Curtis Racing Hydro-Aeroplane .in "Sen- sational Flights by Aviator Jack McGee taken up lN THE CASINO I Roller Coaster. Carousel. Bathing. Beach Patrolled by served. there being an abundance of v _ chiefs and the like. pleasant manner. A fine “bake was‘ ruumi or ans. W... _ ‘ “Fl-80" "EL” TODAY! The committee in charge was com- . Daily and Sunday ' Papers. 7‘, I DelivEred to your-home or office. Prompt service. . , Phone yourorderjtol“ B‘RIGGEHMAN }- i R05..'6d"hlorth Mam st: HARDWARE, MUSICAL monuments. The NORWALK PAWNSHOP _ censuses"- ' e‘OLmii manALK, Money loaned on all iarticles of value: A~Unredeemed pledges at ,a sac- "s J New . WW”- ‘riace: . , .. . . _ \ ' ‘7 dam - em... swarm. .\«r (Continued from First Page.) ‘ __\._.. The trip to Rome. 0a.. where Mrs. Wilson will be buried late Tuesday at- ternoon beside her mother and father. in Myrtle Hill cemetery. will be made on a. special train. - . _ " The South has planned to pay tri-> bute to Mrs. Wilson's life as the spe- cial train passes toward Rome. in “Alexandria. Va... and many other cities and towns. the church bells will be : tolled. .. r A special car on the train willtake! the thousands of wreaths and floral, tributes Which have come to the White House since Mrs. Wilsondled. cinemas scenario ' in 11mm sms . , tspouunued flrh‘u Pauli. chum. A Cramps Fault" Inimmsr. BALTIC. Mil. 10.-~William Robin strand. and u. ~wal_.seised was gains-while "lamina the sins- ;posed of Samuel Dworltlu.‘ A: Paris. ENathan Lipowsky. Nathan Shilepsky. 'Abrultam Glasser. G. RockosuM. (20- hen and Mr. Rubin. 4 _ ' Various "games were indulged in. and a 'vote of thanks was tendered to 'Dr. Bohannan for the use of his fine place for the outing. l h I c M3». 1 'hALF A DOZEN OF_ONE AND SI (3', W_ Hammond.»_of~New Yofiifilfl.’ was pocketed 'on Wall street“yester- day noon while driVing’through with his automobile in such a way that he was allowed two chances of collision. He. had no alternative. As he neared :the National Bink of Norwalk, a ’machine. owned “and driven by ”I. D. ;Wheeler. of Bridgeport. was making a :turn around in front of the Nor-walk 'Hotel.‘ In doing that. Wheeler's ma- ichine threw the other one into the pocket so that Hammond had either to run into it. or one Of Barker's uses- medias die-am the curbing. OF'ITHE orange: ~.f . g ‘ l In "avoiding a little. child.‘ who was tookno other alternative than to run ‘ Lifeguards Dancing in the Pavilion Every Afternoon and Evening > This Week 15c n- 4 > ~ .. M fiWM—M ~—-— ————-—-———-————————' " the little child was in the ‘middle of AHTDHHPILE ”AMABEn thevroad.‘ Mr. Pierson *started‘fo turn '" .vnlnlfle Gull-u his machine to one side and the girl also went in that‘dlrection. Confusion - followed fora‘second and Mr. Pierson walking along'the road. while‘comiug into the_,gutter.lil No. one injtlie mas toward Norwalk from New Canaan.at chine was injured. thefoot of the New Canaan hill._,Wal- ' ‘ ‘ tor Pierson. of East avenue. was forc- Good tenants are to be had—for ed to ates: his automobile into the gut- the advertising. . tar. yesterday noon. with the result w—g‘ that it was somewhat damaged. The rep MT! "708 C‘..;.SSIFICATIOIC. strain put on the steering gear when FOR‘ SALE—UNUSUAL BARGAIK. the trontwheels went into the gutter One brand new latest SWIG 0“ , _ ‘ was too much and it broke while the print type tyvewrlter at one” h right front wheel partially collapsed Price. The Bazaar. '16 Washingtpa and it will have to be replaced by a‘street. ‘ am as new one. The fortunate feature of the , - near“ accident win um the little girl' Wanna—enuresis WA“ lwss not struck by ur. Pierson’s ms- to have alike in ‘Norwslk and vicis- naehessth's latter. we ths Mas- lean. and this was due to the am to. to out out our mums! mist insist river. yesterday. and was resents: was the steps effluent-Isl action on his part in taking the side at salesmen. New article. click ssh. the read. its was miss down thorium-oats; smucapitalreqsirssm " ” ' i. am and safe ma "fit-manor... ‘1. w. Jam. in ' u. at as Wiwwu. sow rout . _ . no.1;
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