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' You MUST HAVEiT
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We want to assure our friends-customers (among whom we
hope you are numbered) that we are ready to furnish them with all
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their requirements in building materials of all sorts, and that we
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Special Prices on Garden Hose. :;
While the foreigners Ii
aEé'fighEiEE'tHin‘Es—E‘t- “
home are quite exciting;
coal is selling fast and
furious—like “hot cakes"
they tell about. Though
the weather is not freezy
yet the answer is quite
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of experience and an establilud reputation for conscientious deal-
tags.
The Hatch -3, Bailey Compan
ity. In our interpretations of orders we have the advantage of years
Society
resume the very pleasant relations which have existed in the past . EWIQBIIIOIII Was KBDI a SOCI‘GI : 1;
and promise you as of old, trustworthy service and sustained cash I . "
and Annencement Sunrises
. NEW YORK, Aug. 4.——Of great in-
. forest to society in this and other “I
. ‘2 cities, a d t h li‘ j-v _ . ,
eufroal We sell 1‘ Ila'nI-IlZaj.ja:-;r:aT-f.-.:n:a:ajo'ajafsiefyfia'.j-‘nj-,'.j.j.:.'.j.:._. .‘.j. .f.:u'.'.'.-.'.‘.-, .j '. well I3 3118 :nfioingzmtztl [hwflotrldMI22 : : 0 F L h 1 .th h B
WO its price and Cornelia E. Bryce, d u ht f M . 5 gt C W
*comles not frm the “IT'- — ' and Mrs. Lloyd ‘Stevezsngcefof thirg : ‘ OOt en , 8, omp etc I t e OStO“
city and Roslyn, L 1., will be married .:
[tomorrow to Mr. Gifford Pinchot. The
lengagement was made public only yes- -.
lterday by Mr. and Mrs. Bryce. That i ‘
er. Pinchot, for years prominent as :- '
lthe champion of forest conservation,
Eand recently one of the leaders of the
3 Progressive party, and Miss Bryce, one
1of the best known young women of
’New York, were engaged, will come as ..
Ea great surprise to society. The fact 4‘ ..
:that they were engaged had been
known only to their families and clos-
est friends. The wedding will take
’place tomorrow at the country
of Miss Bryce’s parents, in Roslyn.
it had been intended to have the
wedding late in the autumn, after the
er of doubt." Thus it is
h our books are filling, but
of course we’re more
than willing to include
your valued order; coal
you cannot do without.
The
FERRIS COAL
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$7.75 quality new $6.75
$6.50 quality now $5.50
$5.50 quality new $4.50
“.50 quality new $3.50
10c. pails and shovels, 7c.
25c, Garden sets. 17c.
25c. sand molds and screen, 17c.
Jelly bags, 19c. and 25c,
10c. Garden sets, 7c.
30 Per cent Reduction On All Furnituré
BOUGHT AT
The Norwalk Furniture House
14-16 WALL STREET. TELEPHONE 44.
Prompt Delivery—Repairing a Specialty.
This Discount Applles-to 0n? Entire Stock
On Furniture. Bedding, Rugs, Carpets. Oil Cloth, Linoleum, Mat-
ting, Stoves andfiefrigerators, and the coupon that will save you In-
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.
50c. Garden sets. 29c.
8 Lilly drinking cups in box, 40.
Balloon fly traps, 3 for 25c.
10C. package of 25 Paprus
picnic plates, 7c,
25 double sheets Tanglefoot fly paper,
25c_
Berry presses with fine and coarse
strainers, 25c,
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sanitary
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AUCTION SALE
Owing to 'the removal of the firm of Morris Joseloff, wholesale gro-
cer, at 52 Water street, South Norwalk. to Waterbury. Conn, the
above mentioned firm will sell at Public Auction the entire stock,con-
slsting of all kinds of Groceries. at less than wholesale price.
This is in order to avoid the extra expense of double cartage. freight
and labor.
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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
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- Hazelton
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The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co!
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-AUCTION BEGINS SATURDAY, AUGUST 15TH, AT 2 P. M., AND
WILL CONTINUE UNTIL THE ENTIRE STOCK IS SOLD.
conclusion of Mr. Pinchot's campaign? ‘ '
ator from Pennsylvania, but because ’ ’
of the critical illness of Mr. Pinchot’sEST' PAUL 8 “E“ 8
hei- desire to have the wedding take] 0
place at once, the date was advanced.I l
Pinchoi will take his bride to his “’1’“ Chm" he” a ““1“" “l “m“,
mother's house. In Saugutucli, Conn. PM!“ “’5‘ night and forty-one were
... fi- J , ___-:...-._ , ‘i—itllere is said to be little hope of her cellent and the M1019 affair will be:
Funeral Work I Specialty. SIVB: irecovery, long remembered by the fortyvone asl
Fruits and Vegetables of All Kinds. l we [131:3 line of Suit (male: \eli‘llfh come a brother-mm»; of J. Sergeant has ever held, George A. Sherron. thel
. requires e eye 0 an exper ° 3' Cram, of this city. prominent in the
A. C. Clineo, Florist. , master for the speeches which follow-l
- ‘sell for obohalf the price of leather‘many years. Mr. Cram married Miss ed the dinner and he was good. He‘
ell-‘95, and wear equally as well. ’Bryce‘s sister, who was Miss Clare
as a candidate for United States Sen- "
mother. Mrs. Mary Euo Pinchot, and'l
Immediately after the ceremony )lr.‘ The Men’s Club Of St' Paul's Epis-l
ers. Pinchot is advanced in years. and presene The dinner itself was ”'1
money by having your" work done beret PAWN BROKERS' By Ms marriage Mr. Pillchot will be one of the best gatherings the club 1
president of the club, acted as toast-1
tinguish from real leather. These cases .
132 WATER 01'. E councils of the Democratic party for
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TEL' 37212 7 RM OAD ' gave a brief talk on the club and told .
' 'l'N RED OAK c0AL I AM THE
' ~ ONLY-ONE.
. a bushel and you‘ll lbuy auton.
i do not expect to make a, large profit
on coal this year, as I sell at such a
lowiprtce just to-aldvertise my Red
Oak Coal. I am selling Alpha Port-
laiid Cement at very lowest prices.
The bag must be returned.
WILLIAM EFFRON. 4/
,a newer 31:, easr NORWALK.
TM. 441.
The Well Known
gar the Lowest Pricea is Sold by
WM. EFFRON,"
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_ * 5EverythingtBelowCost
FURNITURE, canal-:‘re CHAlns,
- Coucnze AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
. Goons AT Lowser PRICES on
RECORD AT 15 ELY aye.
is, ELY Avr.
i. r ‘Logli—NY—A—ivflanageru ‘
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Gasoline. Cylinder Oilsxand’
Bi _‘ Line- of Automobile
ocessories. . , ,
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My Geek prices are the' lowest in town. .
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always the {latest 'fillnsa in
WAL .
RAPE;
Painting" ‘
Paper Hanging
.-%Decoreting
Thd‘CdrIlam Co.
tel-inter. madman ’
GOTTLIEB'8 8EMI~ANNUAL SALE
BEGAN TODAY.
MEN'S SUITS.
$10 Suit
:7 Suite ‘5
onus-tu-
GOTTLIEB’S
$,7&$10 Clothing Store
.11 NORTH MAIN st.
Daily and SIMS-iii
Papers
.L'Delivired iron on 9"”
office Promvtme
‘ I Phillie Ydtir'orde’r'toii .
; 'lthcEitMAli
My: _, ...
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' Mill. Hill
a $8
VERY ‘ MODERATE emcee. '
The NORWAL
.-- PAWNSHOP
Joseph Rosenfield. prop.
Money loaned on articles of value.
Musical Instruments, Hardware, unre-
deemed pledges.
40 WATER STREET.
.SOUTH NORWALK
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The department of justice Mr.
Gregory said. desired that three points
be made clear.
“The department," he stated “has
not insisted upon any 'ehortening of
time within which ,the ‘New Haven'
shall part with its control of the Boa-
ton & Maine. the exact time provided
in the original ~Agreement being ad-
hered to.‘
"The plan inow in process of con-
summation does not involve an aban-
donment of the government or by the
‘New Haven' directors of their re
spective positions heretofore taken
after the passage of the so—called
'string bill' by the last legislature.
The original adjustment is to‘ be car-
ried out. except as to the terms on
which the ‘New Haven’ shall part with
its holdings in the Boston & Maine.
A decree is to be entered adiudging
these holdings in violation
Sherman Act. but not determining at
thistime the terms on which they
shall “be parted with. The “Now Be:
VSn‘Ahas till‘July ,1. 1915. to obtain
from the" Massachusetts Legislature
legislation acceptable to the New Ha.
ven,‘ in whichcase the Boston &
Maine stock is to he sold'substantlal-
fly as hitherto'aagreed. Failing such
acceptable legislation, the federal
IcourtSla to it: the terms of seller"
was suggested by {the 'lylew Haven'
during ..the pastweelr. There is no
foundatlop fol-"thexstatement that its
' representative‘s made .3191 same. . pilg-
geetion just prior to ”thrilling of xthe
tenements .bm, in «nadir-r ‘
l‘f line to: the publicity given through
:Thé Sentinel; regarding the? determina-
ltimrof th‘e oil’olice William Artu-
Smie law reunites...» Iswmoblle
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dichotomous;
hesitant '
F'f’going‘ over 'ten‘irnllea an“ hour thol'tlgh
.. i congested streets. the . most of, the .att- ..
renounce have taken 'up the matter two retina.
in the right spirit; andslilsf, Penning yesterday.
’tonaaidr this morning that he" was"
infused with their attitude in this re‘ mother
lspect, but that there were a" fewoper-
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ators‘ of in who hadfnot needed, the
warning-and, ea ibepolice hire the
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father was Minister to the Nether-
lands during the administration
President Taft. and was formerly own-
lcr of the North American Review.
' Miss Bryce soon after her debut
, several years ago became noted as one
.of the most skilled and daring of we-
of,
of the prosperous condition it is in}
at present, l
Rev. John D. Sirens, rector of St?
Andrews' Church, of Stamford, weal
the guest of the evening. and be de-'
Specials for Friday and Saturday
of the .
“fights change fromthe original plan; ‘
‘ltion concerning the fire on
. nin‘gtonapd’ his trial Vtojertiforce ”the moth??? Wh
otheee‘maelttnee --in thetaI
epoyillvbe-ta’kan that -;..
all: their IMMUNE: . thave
’men riders, and she possesses many sanization is able to accomplish.
,trophies of victories lathe hunt meets: Several other speeches were made,
got the Meadow Brook and other wag ineludlng those by Frank Austin. Dr.
Llsland Clubs. She once lumped her C. G. Bohannan and Rey. R. K. Pool-
;horse at a fence behind which stood 93'. J. B. Getchcll and Dr, J. Milton
:an angry farmer with a shotgun, and. Coburn. ‘
‘turnlng the animal ill mid-air to avoid ._._.——._—.___——
its landing on the farmer. she saved comamn-“o' To
90ITO0L F000 PIIIBES
:his life at the risk of her own. Miss
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lBryce is a great-granddaughter oil
Peter Cooper.
3 Mr Pinchot. who was graduated from
:Yale in 1889 and later studied forestry, ‘
abroad. first came into national prom» Sherman 13" ‘0 COWOITOOG supplies
inence as an advocate of the coarser,and dictate prices.
vation of the country's natural re-l independent of the Government in-
sources, and his stand led to the Bal.;vestigation wholesalers and retail
linger-Pinchot controvhrsy'. Mr, Pin-,defllel‘s 0f focdstui'fs have been cum
shot, like Miss Bryce's father, is the moned 10 appear today Delete Assist-
.author of several books. :ant District Attorney De Ford. of New
Mr. Bryce and Mr. Pint-hot haveiYOl'k county. Mr. De Ford has also
many years. Mr. arranged for a conference with mem-
Bryce and his family live most of the be” 0‘ the Produce Exchange and rep-
‘time at Roslyn, but have a city house resentatives here of the big packing
ut'No. 1.025 Fifth avenue. Mr. Pinchot homes.
has his political headquarters in child-i The committee named by Mayor
:delphia- and a, place at Milford, Pa, Mitchel also was to meet today for or-
and “veg for a great part of the yen ganizatlon. This committee will gath-
in Washington. He belongs to "clubs‘er evidence. hear reports 0‘ persons
in several cities. those in New York,enzased in, the produce trade and re-
includlng the University, Century and commend to the mayor some course of
others. ;action to obtain relief, Mayor Mitchel
The wedding ceremony tomorrow holds that the city has the authority
‘wlll take place in 'the Episcopal under its police power to enforce meas-
Chureh at Roslyn, the Rev._ Thomas ures for a reasonable reduction of
Bre'wer, rector. officiating. There will prices. '
be present only a few relatives and“ Mrs. Julian Heath. president of the
friends. Amos It. Eng Pinchot proba- National Housewives'. League, an.
bly will attend his brother. and Theo- nounced, today that the members-of
dore Roosevelt and William Draper the league in this; city will cooperate
Lewis, Progressive candidate for Gov- with the district attorney’s investiga~
ernor of Pennsylvania", are likely to be tion. Members Of the league will seek
among the few guept'a. evidence against food speculators for
.__________.—- presentation to Mr. De Ford.
ln’the endeavor to obtain informer , The Government investigation.
Westport, . WASHINGTON, Aug.
avenue. yesterday. afternoon. iuat’as movement of the federal government
A The" Sentinel was about to. be printed. tofinvestigate the increased prices in
“-w'. w”... only able to obtain it by tale: roadsturra, with a view to pgssible
phone“ fronts. neighbor. As a resultlicri‘minal prosecutions was underxfull
we received some statements which headway today. Attorney-General hic-
iproved untrue. It was not Postmaster Reynolds has sent to every United
.2111. AS. Adan'te’ homef'but one of his States district attorney'this circular:
houses, and. the occupant is Harry “The Department by its special ag-
Amblbr. The damage amounted to $50 ants in various parts of the country.
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been friends for
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three caused by afoul chimney due. Zhi marked increases in the prices
1; ' ,' —-.—-'--'--,—————-—-' __ inf foodstuffs since the outbreak-yo;
l 'Fred Pickney and William Hamiltoll. the European war. with a’view of'as-
I ’ lioys. had a disagreemEni. certalning whether the increases are
which“ led to a fight-.‘IPICK- due to any combination or combine-
‘ney belted£amilton and the‘iattet’fll tions in restraint episode or .oth
' entered complaint to the DO" unlawful action. Please cooperate by
files. so Plckne'y was arrested. In coal}. communicating to the department any
ibis” morning, JudgefE. M. Lockwood information which you can obtain on
;oontinned his one until August 29, . thefsubleot. togetherhwith your opin~
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,a i wag—..W. ...-¢
, lion in respect oi the appropriately.“-
, ,—NO‘;'|OE.' -tion_to,r be taken." ‘
recoiv'ie'h "another 0013; , ’ The. department has had under way
ids—The
lob wag'pn the furniture. {has instituted ah investigation“gintoI
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livered a very interesting address on l Your choice of any Suit . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . ...... $6.00
the value of such a club. He went! With Dresses at Half Price.
into detail as to the good such an or“ Ratine Skirts, long Russiantunica .. , ______ . . . __ 98¢ up
. Cloth Suite, long tunice, black, checks and Roman
ltdpel ....r........,- ........... 82.98111)
-Wa'iutir. formerly sold up to $r.49 .....3 ..... -. 59¢ up
Waists. Lingerie and Silk, formerly were $r.98 and
out .. ........ ..... ‘ ...... . ...... $1.50
Don’t Forget Our Underwear Depart-
ment in Which is Displayed Corset
Covers, Drawers, Gowns, Combinations,
Petticoats, and Knitted Goods '
M.M0|tasch & Son.
Main Store—210 Atlantic 8L. Stamford.
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' Death of. Ira atpr-otherton.
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fra Brotherton, aged 72 years, died ‘ \
‘at his home on High street yesterday
‘afternoon a few minutes before one o'- It Voice can Stand Foumuay's
lclock after a long illness. The deceas- . .
ed on. a member of the 17th c. V. 'L. Trip He May Continue ' .
Talking
and was a bricklayer by trade. He is
survived by his wifeand a. stepson,
William Diedlnger, or South Norwalk. . .
‘The funeral was held from the home NEW YORK. Aug. 14.—The plan:
this afternoon at 1:30 o‘clock and was Of C01. ROOIBV‘EH during the fall cam-
private. Burial was in Union cemetery. 93‘8“ WI“ depend “90“ the condition
I Z of his voice after the strain of al four
‘ days' speaking trip in New England
“'39" Bzabo. . on which he will start tomorrow
The death of doseph Saabo, the five- in orning. .
monthsold child of ‘Mr. and Mrs. The journey through New England
Stephen Szabo_ pCCifll‘Gd yesterday at will b e made for the‘most part by an-
N°' 19 Windsor place. The funeral toniobile, t'liefstart being made at:
will be held tomorrow afternoon at I. Stamford, C enn, Colonel Roosevelt
o'clock. Rev. Joseph Szabo, of St. pla'ns ‘plans to reach Farmington in
Ladlslaus’ Church, will ofllciate. Bu- time to lunch at the home. of his “8‘
rial in St. Mary’s cemetery. The child ter, Mrs. Cowles. Tomorrow night he. ..
hadpneumonla. .‘ . will speak at a Progressive rally at “
‘ ‘ 1 t Hartford, returning to Farmington to
Ansell": Fipub- spend the night.‘ On Sunday 'the
'1 Anselmo Caputo, 389“ ‘0‘" “10‘1““! schedule calls for. alon r to News
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "Christopher fan. Vt, where hé~'willg\ifihe guetit
‘CBDMO. died lit N°~ 71 Lexington “9' of George K. Cherrie.“ one of his com-
-nue, 138i night. The funeral WP“ held perilous of his recent“ south Amerlchn
this afternoon, at 2:30‘o'clock. Burial trip- .Monday Colonel .Rooqevelt will
in st: Mary's cement!“ ‘ _j motor to Brattleboro vi. .and iron;
‘ ' -——-- 1there he will go ,byptrain to (Boston
Funeral of Mrs. Sophia. A. Weed. to attend :a progressive fieldday ral—
The funeral of Mrs. ‘Sophla A.» Weed ly. He will speak Monday night at the
was held yesterday ' afternoon froin Boston Arena.'0n Tuesday, he will go
Grace Episcopal Church and was very to Lewieton. Me, for ah afternoon
largelyxa‘ttended. The floral tributes meeting. ..and at‘ night he will go to
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:laimmont or ‘Vec'unmhottles. Coupons an inqpiry’dhto the increase in the.»_were many and beautiful. 3"“ 1, Ben Portland. where, the Maine Progress
intrepid mlhrfiaemedffi om, ”(coat of meats. with'apofilll,l‘eferencg‘top Warner» and R. K. Pooley com, slves have arranged for a reception
1‘; ' '. . .... _ to the Argentine situation; the morons: ducted the services after whichln-, in his honor. lie plane to raptor back
‘ "b'ei‘hadr-éfor‘ed cost of. 6w. Bulimi‘ cantaloupee torment was made in Riverside come: to Oyster Bay starting on Wednes-
~ . ‘, andflother ymmfilyfl.';.v I tery‘ the “family vault, ,-- , f . .
same as the onion.
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