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Tristram 8. Hyat
WAR! WAR!
we want to assure our fiends-customers (among whom we
.9 5-. hope you are numbered) that we are ready to furnish them with all . "I I ‘l H u
. their requirements in building materials of all sorts. and that we 0
‘ In these days of war and are in a position to give you prompt service and clean sound lumber 7:31
and timber trom 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-
trouble orders rush in
more than double, but
whoever wins the battles
we shall win your great
Conducler's House Entered and 333
Valuable Watch Stolen ——lioh-
ity. In our interventions of orders we have the advantage of years
of experience and an establifld reputation for conscientious deal-
'DAlNTY WASH GOODS AT CUT PRICES
“ a... A- “-
. tiers En‘o Food and Drink .
; m .f y... .1. you. “" -- ...... ‘L__ Ciaremont Batiste formerly 12'4c, now 10c a yard
3 221.212.”: “'3; o: wasmm, A... ..._B....... :~- Striped and Figured Voiies, 40 in. wide now 19c a yard : ;
i C y , who had an eye to their stomachs as I . ‘ . f
1, fig 3:13: :Le‘:.:°.:°.;":‘: £2:i‘:é‘.::‘§.:.:“;: 3,; A Big Assortment of Silk and Cotton Dress Goods 3,;
1 San a uck some me a e Sa urda . .Z ' 0 “ '
5...... no... 9..., 0. mi. 2. A... Sung... ALAS Hui ; ; Including Pongees, Marquisettes and Many Others Formerly 3';
dricks, who is em in 'e th '0 n- ' » .. .
‘ “5°“me “m" 30 Per cent Reduction On All Furniture ..........m....§.§.3.5!...013. Priced at 29c, 350' and 39° now19c a yard
I With that coal order and BOUGHT AT ’ sleeping at the time of the robbery. «»
II your winter will be “an. The rozhrers “gained entrance thrgnih ; '
.- on ma non... our... The Norwalk Furniture House cream “ p “ PRETTY PARASOLS
‘. “rm 14-16 WALL STREET. TELEPHONE 44. The burglars then enjoyed them-
REDUCED
Any Parasol in Stock at 3 Reduction of j
25 per cent.
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 85. 00, which means a saving of
40c on every dollar expended.
BRING THIS COUPON WITH YOU.
selves by feasting upon the eatables
in the pantry. Evidences of mixed
egg noggs. other drinks and salads
{were found yesterday morning when
rtlie owner of the house entered his.
pantry. The burglars made a tour!
of the house and during their ,wan-i'
Idei‘ings obtained a, watch worth SlOOI
Iand 820 in money. ’The watch was.
;a prized one and HendriCks has car-i
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ried it every day for the last 18
EDEATHS Alli] MINERALS.
The
FERRIS COAL .
COMPANY.
This Coupon is Good for
FIFTY CENTS
On Each Purchase of $5.00 at
The Norwalk Furniture House
14-16 "Wall Street
years,
fiiuiuiui ill
BUY
Hazelton
George W. Van Kuren.
George w. \‘an Kuren, a well-known
H. Krieger & Co.
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. 8100K GUWPAEY BBMINBfrcsldcnt and former ,contractor, or
VOID AFTER AUGUST 15, 1914 l East Norwalk, died last night, aged
‘- l . I I . "" "" {sixty-three years. He is survived by
‘ ‘Oa I __ ------ - .-.. -.._- - [Chris 0, Brown Completing Ar- a “"90“" Mrs“ “mm? ‘8" “if” and ' ‘
II Funeral Work a Specialty. Save' --....._.)- -._. — one son, Marvin l... ooih of naratoga I I
g, M MW, ............ mm nurtures rangemenls to Open Theatrical 8...... x. v H. . member .,. Specrai Sale of Dresses and
I Frulfs and V stables of All Kinds II '8 annulus 1Carpcnters' local union. The funeral: , . .
.. The]; Hershfield&SonCo‘- 09 - I . Season "are August 24th Iwill be held from the funeral chapel of' "'
. _ II -— ‘Frcderick l-l. Ganung. South Main ‘. [Its
A. C. Cuneo, Florist.
Business is booming at present with
Work was
11'5“!”- izzflTER IT. sirect,.\\'edncsday afternoon. at- " .‘O.
in the theatrical line, Norwalk is to
TEL. 872-12. TRAILROAD AVE, the 5”?“ department. . . . The Rev. George M. Teeple. pastor oi
M vsnv MODERATE Psicse ' Slam“ “my 0“ “"9 "*8”de 0’ be e‘°f:‘:°"“”’ “mm" initiate? Advent‘Churcii. East Norwalk, will of- . -
W . e . V -
. -—-—-————— South Main street, on which street son. ( rs 0' Brown. "0m ‘3 r lit-late. interment will follow in East EVCI')’ DI'CSS iii Olli' StOl'e has been
Marked Down to the Very Lowest
Notch
CHARGE ACCOUNTS ARE
SOLICITED
'Panama Hots Sell as Low as $1.50
Worth $3.50 to Silldun
. r r, w 1 hi ciiv yester- ,
(“I nanage as n t 8 ’ .horwalk cemetery. Burial private.
day completing arrangements for the
opening of lioyt‘s Theatre and Music
Hall , ’2
These two popular play houses are
to he opened on Monday. August l‘iih.
At lloyt's Theatre. Vaudeville and
moving pictures will he presented ev-
ery evening, with a daily matinee. for
the first three days or the week. The
bookings of vaudeville will be of ihe
best.'and will do Chris 0. Brown
credit. On the last three days of
each week. the famous Helen Page
Stock Company will feature the lat-
est and best shows. in the evening
there will be reserved seats during
the stock company's parlor-manuals.
Iand smallnee will be given on Thurs-
day and Saturday afternoons.
The Helen Page Stock Company is
one of the best in the country, Miss‘
Page herself is s vaudeville star or'
note. having played frequently on
Broadway and many leading theatres
in New York. There are fourteen ex-
IINIJIIIED, OAK COAL
" ONLYONE.
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 profitl .
on coal this year, as i sell at such a'I‘I
ifroni Cross to a distance of 2.000 feet.
Ia new reinforced concrete road. 18
feet wide. is to be started at once. To
. Ihulld this stretch with bituminous
Imntadam would cost about $1.80 a
Ivard. whereas the concrete will cost
Funeral of George F. Tyrrell.
The funeral of George F. Tyrrcll. of
Taylor avenue, who died Sunday after-
noon. at the Norwalk Hospital. was
held yesterday afternoon from his late -
home. Rev. John Stapleton oiliciated
and interment was in Riverside ceme-
tery. The pull-bearers were A, N.
Theriault. Frederick Hunkemeler and
George Way, of the Lockwood Mann-
iacturing Company. and William ~ .
Hoitrberg. William Tibbetts and Al- .,
fred Millspangh, of the Yale & Towne , ,
Company, in Stamford. Mr. Tyrrell
was a very popular employ: of the
Yale & Towns, in Stamford, and his
many friends in that city and .\'or
walk keenly regret his death.
Always the Latest filings in
WALL
PAPER
Painting
. Paper Hanging
‘ DeCorating'f"
I The Gorham Co.
yard This road will he a permanent
gone. and will be constructed the
Essme way any state contract would
i be carried out. \
, g . \l'ork lms started on the ripping up
H iofI Fairtlcld avenue, which will be re-
Oak Coal.
land Cement at very lowest prices
fl‘he bag must be returned.
. “WILLIAM EFFRON.
3 ROWAN 8T., EAST NORWALK.
70!. 441. TOI. 441.; . ,
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ikill gravel placed thereon.
; East avenue is also being torn up.
Iand is being regreded and rolled, pre
I‘paratory to the laying of a top-dress-
iing or bindercourse.
4.000 lineal feet of two Course com-
bination stone and crushed gravel»
,‘road has been built on Williams
[street. in the Strawberry Hill disw
Atrict,
Work hasdstaried ombnilding a new,
gravel road on Broad street. it will
The Well Known
éyTiAiphaPortland Cement
felt the Lowest Prices is,Sold by
WM EFFRON,
3 ROWAN 8T.
Funeral of Wellington Tollse.
The funeral of Wellington Tolles,
who died at the home of his niece,
in Woodbury, last w.eek was held yes-i
terday afternoon. from Henry E. Blah-I
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See the Racing Hydro-Aeroplane
-——At——
~ you 4“; Tel. 441.
rev. 10 First 8!. East Nomllli be remembered that the Midge on cellent players in her company, ev- op's mortuary chapel. in Bridgeport,;
Ela;=m __—-__-_—_= Tel. 46!. this street recently collapsed. and cry one of whom have made their with interment at the Fail-field Easti - . I
EVéfyihlngtBeiOWCOSt this has been rebuligrthe two pierslmark “1 the” Profesmm cemetery. Deceased was 81 years olf -
not damaged were xamined and! The “’5‘ play the company will age andaformer resident of this town,§ ' 0 on 01“ at
iii) Ilint the cit) present “1" be the famous "“ h“ where his many friends were grieved]
found apparently so
engineer thought it .beat to strengthen
these with the addition of concrete
collars.
A meeting of the fréeholders on the
IIFURNITURE, CARPETS cHAiRs,
donor-lac AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
Moos AT LOWEST PRICES ON
Ileana AT 15 ELY AVE.
Happened to Mary." The company
will play Danhnry the first three days
of each/ week and South Norwalk the'
last three.
’ Music Hall will aléo open on
to hear of his death. l
GOTTLIEB'S SEMlt-ANNUAL SALE
BEGAN TODAY. ’
MEN'S, sun's.
Mrs. Anna Klsh.
Mrs. Anna Klsh died, yesterday at?l
ternoon. at her home. 35 Benton street.
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Sensational Flights Every Afternoon and
the ‘
. 310 S it $8 Cross street layout was held last“mm of this I I.“ d ill continue d it t She is
1.1 8 .................. s”... :even’ng’ \Vm. H. Malone, Ste hen.“ ) “on . an W age . 8 x y. our yesrt - I O
15 ELY AVE. _ -I ' $3va of the commitmmmg ":3th to please with the best photo-plays survived by one daughter. Fun-I Evening by Jack MCGBC
“ 5““ ------------- ------ “beam“ Emmy” r a. 8mm obtainable There will be a matinee my win; he held fromI
LOUIS NYMW' "”1"." her late home, 35 Benton street. at
8: 30, and from St. Ladislaus Hungiir- '
lan Catholic Church. at 9 o ',clock Wed- ‘
Passengers taken up
George Othame and Mr. Fitzmaurice. :each day at this theatre
As Mose H. Glover, the third member
of the committee. was out of town, he
GOTTLIEB’S
" ST WASHINGTON STREET:
Ate. D'U N N E:
s7ssi0CiothingStore!
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
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Daily’» and Sunday
Papers I
Delivered to your home or
office. Pri mpt service.
Phone your order to.
RIGGERMAN
ROS. In! Hindi Main St.
' ~., -—.—
could not be in attendance.
meet and assess transnati-
benefits to the property oWners
fected by the proposed changes.
HARDWARE, musicAL
'iNs-rsuusivve.
The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
Joseph Rosenfield, prop.
so IWATEIri eraser.
\ scorn nonwALK
Money loaned on. all .IIarticlts
value. Unredeemed pledges at a sac-
riiice.
Early
next week the committee will again;
and!
af—i
BEDIBATED BlilliilE
TABLET Iii STORINSTOI
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l srovrxo'rox. ‘Aug ill—The dedi
cation of a bronze tablet to mark the
site of the old fort which figured in}
the fight of a hundred years ago, a.
Imilitery and naval parade and histori~
i081 pageant, and a program of water
:sports marked the closing yesterday of
the three dsys celebration of the Bat-
Eric at Stonlngton
} The tablet is aflixed to a building
which occupies the site of the famous
iredonbt and bears the following in-
?scriptlon: "1814-1914. Near this spot
was located the fort in which the de-
”1 fenders of Stonlngton bravely bat
tied and drove the British squadron
from our shores on the memorable
iiith. 10th and 11th of August, 1914.
l “Erected by the Connecticut United
States Dbnghters of 1812 "
CROCKERY
Cbina, Stonewara- Simmer-e,
Kitchen Utensils, Bath Room
Fixtures, etc.
U’IA‘lbert r Gellebe
the stonington Historical Society, pre-
Esided at the dedication ceremonies. the.‘
{speakers at which included Mrs. Clar-
ence F Junne, president of the Con.
.Inecticut Society of the 'Daughters" or
i1812, who njade the presentation ad-
dress. Mrs. William om. Slade, pree-
ident of the National We.” Genera.
Ior Simeon and A. P. 'Ii‘saI-
Dr. James H. Weeks, president or‘
blose toninht.
‘W y and e cos-I Illiv'ery time A
nesday mornfng. The Rev. Joseph N.
Csabo Will oflciste and burial will fol--
Ilow in St. Mary's cemetery.
SUFFMSE BLAH .
BAKE Iii WESTPMIT
The Westport Equal Suffrage Asso-
elation will have a clambake, accent I
po Beach. next Saturday et'ening. at 6
o'clock, and arrangements have be n ##W
m... tor . me A... "we .. neuron rnosv . um rsioss iusP
will be only ,31. Anylwdy IinteniimIm
I8 IPPRW'AT'ZE, SEVERAL GENTS Plilillil
the movement is ‘welcome to .ng ‘Afteri
That the all- round efficiency and the --—-——-
the bake there will be speeches rs.- .
Raymond Brown, president 0%: ' '
York State Suffrage Assooiegp (and prompt and tellins same of “16‘0““ CHICAGO, Aug. 11,—An advance of
Miss Mary Shlw. the “ne‘er Will I"? department ’3 appreciated is 9‘" from two'to flve cents in the price or
speak, and MISS “F3818 Hill of Nor- danced by the ““0“"“3 letter togeth meats in the local retail market caus-
walk, will explain the Bria ii‘ etwith 3 (‘hPCk 10“ 325 3°“ ‘0 Chm ed the Chicago Butchers' Association
Federal Amendment. The a‘ use- George W- 3083"!“ by the owners 0‘ today to call a meeting to inquire into'
merits tor the Westport bake and the \iahackemo Hotel the causes of the jump in. prices. .‘The
meeting are in charge of Mrs. LIW- GEO. w. BOGARDHS, wholesale firms asserted today. that the
rence Mezzanovich, of Wright street. Chief of the Fire Department. cause back of tha sharp advance in
Weatport Dear Sizr . meats was the small receipts of ant"-
Tomorrow afternoon, Mrs. E. As an expression of appreciation by trials at the stock yards Cattle mg.
G. H sshenck, of Wilton, will give the owners of the Mahackemo Hotel of erg, they declared, were holdlng back
a garden party in ifbnor of the Sufirs- the prompt and efficient \service of [Im- an expected big jump in prices
getter, and a general invitation is also yourself and your men in quickly a»? “The wholesale pflce of pork 10mg
extended to attend this affair. \ilss tinguisbing the fire at the hotel on has been raised ten cents a pound in
Henrietta. Crpuman. the famous New Friday evening. and so preventing a ten days," said John T. Russell, presi- ‘
York‘ estrus. Wilkins“. and Miss El- possible serious damage. 1 “Mini” dent of the United Master Butchers of
sis Hill willful: napkin the BristOW-I on in the motoring of thi- check for America. “The present price is un-
Moudall feds .. " ' , the benefit of the organizatiI Ithat mumgme"
* rendered the service. ' ' . : .
ADVIB‘l’lII in masseuse; ;
FREE FIREWORKS DISPLAY TONIGHT
Dancing Every Afternoon and Evening
SHORE DINNIERS
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Norwalk Chronicler