T’ {ROWAN ST., sAsT NORWALK. ..
Tel. 441. . ,
m «1......
.. on coal this year, as I sell at such a
" _, WM. EFFRON,
DAGI mm 3
you MUST HAVE IT
—————
es .
While the.foreigners
. are fighting things at
home are quite exciting;
coal is selling fast and
furious—like “hat cakes"
5 they tell about. Though
i; the weather is not freezy
yet the answer is quite
easy—coal we sell is
worth its price ad
oomds not from. the “riv-
er of doubt.” Thus it il
our books are filling, but
of course we’re more-'
than willing to include
your valued order; coal
you cannot do without.
1 The
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
.0
”a
.1. w...“
1',
.a-nflu-.
--
1‘
. BUY
Hazelton.
Coal
¢-.
The B. Hershlield 8: Son Co}
TEL. 204- 18WATIR OT.
W—
IN RED OAK COAL LAM THE
ONLY ONE. -
' 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 profit
" low pri‘ée just to advertise my Red
Oak Coal. I am selling Alpha Port-
land Cement at very lowest, prices. "
The bag must be returned.
WILLIAM EFFRON.
Til. 441.
The Well Known
r-At the Lowest Prloee ls Sold by
3 ROWAN 81'.
vs
'—
very
Igneous AT 15 em AVE.
‘ ‘15 I LY"
_ LOUIS NYARY, Manager.
..l‘
The
x
at both osrswer smashed sndtrsf-
~ c w
w. nut to seem our niches—customers (mu m w. _: a M; (1:31:11: “3?; ”21°, '1 “a
hope you are numbered) that '° are N, t° furnish them with ‘11 1; and gav emedlcal‘attention to Motor-
their requirements in building materials of all sorts. and that we .. man R,“ and the ten passengers.
"6 in I position to :1" ”(Mint service and clean sound lumber ;, The injured were later able to 16".
and timber from new stock arriving each day. We Will be tied to _j for their homes. except Mrs. Me-
resume the very pleasant I which have existed in the pest - Guinness, of Bridgeport, who was ta-
“d promise you as “ old, orthy service “4 INN-Md lind- :: ken to her home in an automobile.
.4-
a;'+'ev'v.-'»:«'+'+'+'+’w.~'+
_I.I'I,I‘I.I,l_h_l
N85
Tristran‘l 8. Hyatt
sarcasm. AUG. :5. :9st
ity. In our lameness-s of orders we have the advantage of years ‘ The scene of the accident is scarcely
0168981181106 Hid If “mi“ reputation for conscientious deal- " 25 test sway from the place where a
Hatch & Bailey Comp
'n'u‘u'u s'.;-;-
#4549
eve-e ++—.
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”1 years 850.
Y E? msrollll THEATRE
The opening of the Stamlord The»
I '-
.. , u‘j‘fl
”-11.19%?
:- ,- .-
tre. last night. crowned the tireless ' .-
and persistent efforts of Emily Wake-
man Hartley, to whom must go the
credit of being responsible for a first- ; _'
class show house in Stamford. it is
short of marvelous that s woman ..
should be so enterprising and when
the doors were opened last night to
1the crowds from Stamford and other
30 Per cent Reduction On All Furnitlire
BOUGHT AT
The Norwalk Furniture House
14-16 WALL STREET. . cT‘LEPHONE 44-
Prempt Delivery—Repairing s Speclil Z"
This Discount Applies to Our En islseh ,
OnFurniture. Bedding, Rugs, Carpets, on Cloth. Linoleum, Mat- 1cities around. they entered a play- - ‘
ting. Stoves and Refrigerators. and the coupon that will save you an- :house 9‘1““ ‘° “3’ in the ““3" cities. II
other i0 per cent. on each purchase of $5.00. which means a saving of §T° describe the feelings of the audl- If ‘
40c on every dollar expended. *ence is a hard task. yet one thing 13...;
BRING THIS COUPON WITH YOU. certain-that each person bowed an 3‘ I
iacknowledgement to. the wonderful
:success pnd triumph which Mrs. Hart- '
-ley has accomplished. in cold facts
she has given to the City of Stamford
All of tlie Pretty
Last ”Days of _
THE MIDSUMER SALES
Ladies’ Tailor Suits at Half Price.
All of the Ladies’ Bathing Suits at Cut Prices.
Parasols at a Reduction of 25 per cent.
A Big As’sortment of WashGoods, Greatly Reduced in Price.
: Garden Hose in 50 foot Lengths.
A Reduction of One-Dollar gig
on the $7.75, $6.50, $5.50 and $4.50 Grades
:IZI. Ill-Z '. T . . Is. [-
TIT-7:51 .T-TZT‘T-Ts‘i’f’sfi
This Coupon. is Good for
FIFTY CENTS
On Each Purchase of $5.00 at
The Norwalk Furniture House
14-16 Wall Street
'a theatre that cost over $100,000 to
hand; and promises first-class produc-
tions in return tor patronage. It can
be stated here that hire. Hartley's1
lpromises are as good as government
:honds. She has assumed the manage
-ment otthe house and her sixteen’
yursTOn the stage. together with clev-
Tllll POLITICAL
BITHEBIIGS IIELII
NEW HAVEN, 'Aug. 15.—Tlle
hitention of many in Connecticut
was turned for the time being
,Alpha Portland Cement i
thingtBelowCost
, FURNITURE, ones-rs casms.‘
mucosa AND ALL HOUSEHOLD,
"noose, A1- LOWEST names on
AVE. ~
0, 1 Cylinder Oils and
Line of A'utomobile
VOID AFTER AUGUST 15, 1914 ~ 4 -»
‘ - » V left business- abllity, makes her emi-
1nsntlyfitlted. to construct and guide its
lpollcv.
FAWN BROKERS. ~ And all 1
little boy. live and onehaif years 01
We have a line of Suit Cases whichl
from the war of the nations in
Europe to two political gather-
has been primarily for he, Inga—lone at Hartford, ln the na-
41 lure of a state-\vlde rally of the
. ~ ~ he other
whom she dearl 10v“ last 1; a 1”. Progressllc part). and t _
irequires "19 9Y9 0‘ I“ experrto (“3' n worthy of Lemming the couhll'y'at btrati’ord. where the Republi-
O l
As-Cs ClifleO, Florist. ilililléu‘lsh fromhrclerl leather. These cases germanium-I that she was prompted‘call-‘i “.111 have a $11691”ka late
TEL. 37242. 7 RAILROAD ave?" e M (3%. a me Jim“ °f mm" to build the theatre so that she could “l the flay to be followed by _a
VERY M DERA E P 1 Es css s. an “ear equa y as well. 115““ be ”9mm“ with her ”01...“... dlscusslon of party conditions ln
0 T R c ' 'in a (mac; way and ye; have 3 home the slate and nation: In a sense
I The NORWALKfor her little child. instead of being both gatherings arc innovations.
son the road. The mother's love is won- The Progressive-cs have once he—
PAWNSHOP :derful and has never been better ex-inrc hall a state conlcrcncc. but
i , ’enlpliiled. From the standpoint oisen- not of the scope that had been
Joseph Rosenfieldt prop tlnlent Mrs. Hartley ought to receive planned for today s. m Hartford.
' wandertul support and she will. Her lllc (‘Ollllllallillllg‘ figure at it is
Money leaned on articles at value. bookings are of the highest class and Col. Theodore Roosevelt. who,
Musical Instruments, Hardware. mire-i this further a d (13 ‘0 the promising ‘
deemed pledges.
40 WATER STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK“
lltllrlls lllll FUIEIALS
Mrs. Lizzie Wargo.
_Mrs. Lizzie Wargo. wife of George
. Wargo, died last night at her home in
P West Norwalk. after a short illness or
I
’ pneumonia... She was thlrt ye of
Paper Hanging 1 age. and is survived by heyr hlillxlfand
. Decorating
and two small children. The funeral
The.Gorllam Co.
will be held from her late home on
Sunday at 1 o‘clock. and from the Hun-l
10 First It. lest Nemsl
, ’ tery.
.v' (-
FuneraT‘W—firk a Specialty. Save
money by having your Wol‘k done‘ here.
Fruits and Vegetables of All Kinds.
orh'am Co. f
always tile Latest filings in ,
lure of the theatre. Mrs. Hartley 0Wn8;\vccl\1~i {rain the platform, will. ill
in farm outside of Stamford and thetfltllc evening. made a political
lslle will make her home with her fatn- spdcch. The conference. aside
1lly. 1 V :from the addresses. will give cou-
“On state.
,tre occurred before the play
Former Senator Joseph W. Alsop
1Trial" commenced. Robert Whittaker.
lmansging editor of the Stamford Ao-1of Avon,
ivocate. praised the work of Mrs.Hart- central committee, at the afternoon
ley and predicted that the house Is to gathering. will make reports upon
he a great success. He appealed to party doings and will outline sugges-
the audience to give hearty support to tions for party work this fall. Re-
tlLe proposition. Mayor Walter Austin ports are expected from each commit-
followed Mr. Whittaker and he com. 1teeman. It is expected that various
pllmented Mrs. Hartley upon her trl- sets 0! resolutions will be presented
umph in givins to theme"! such I line by the committee which was appoint-
garihnl Reformed Church at 2 o'clock. ‘ theatre. Joseph Horn. president 01 ed for this work and it is even thought
The Rev' Gabriel Dokus Wm omcme".tlle Stamford TheatreColnpanLWhich.likely that resolutions will be one;-
Burial will- follow in RIVerslde ceme« erected the building. followed. and in: ed re-aillrmlng the p a "11.! position on
in few well-chosen words Prefiemed‘state conditions which will constitute
' ‘itlrspllartley with the keys. She in outline a party platform. It is
“M T. Ksbsblk. ithsnked him and the DUWC i0” ““3 said that delegates are prepared to
The funeral 6mm“ of John T‘ ’K."ssslstsse0 thei have Elven. ““1 353“" olfer resolutions in favor of Colonel
.babik. 01 8 'Ridge stret. who lost his on that the policy to be followed Roosevelt a! the party's nominee hr
life yesterday afternoon while swim-i '1“ be."l‘o Please”. At the 00nd“. the presidency m 1913. 1
grin: it: :8 \ZfinniTgfi:§m”;d’gngdoo of her‘speeoh In. Hartley was. The Republican gathering will be
‘eo'moow. 3:.
from at. manor Hannah caller 1
lie'Cliltrch. with Rev. Fr. Cube. other. ”We“ 9:: :Tfi’mm.
ating.‘ Burlal'wlll rouoe lust. fiery. 1W“. “mm . w
Vs
r
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.GOTTLIEB'SI SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
BEGAN TODAY.
MEN?! sum
:10 Suite .. es
burst forth. shecpbah‘ogsbout 2.000 tickets have
When it been sold. This will be served
Wife street ”Noel-1h; flatne-
terdsy afternoon cat- the Nowell g‘os- 1» read l
W}!- “Nettle widest fol Josepn'm". occu
~ flush. assassinated- by one-son m...
,ersl, service-will: 11-.th nose-:1 u.
s, “M:
'$7&.810.Cl0lhlng8tore
. 11. Mom seam-er. :,
”memos: N 8°“! WV‘W‘ time, the and date or the state convention. ‘
film sailed to: by
tampon-at 3230 select. from the run ithey mama.“ 0mm,
1 i . 1 v . r , .. eralparlorsoimyid W..,Rsymond.'dnl um .
1 Daily and-'Sll‘llday‘ '5
Washington sacchaild at 9 ' o'clock
from gang J aseph'luahuroh. -. interment
will toilow in 85.; gays cemetery. . '1
faDeIivcred' to yourhonleor
(office; iPi‘l‘tllIilt'se‘ ' .
standard as advertised and
mention is due toil-ed Perry.
Strickland. n is e
'9
. v -. playednosert
’—
., ~.
My;
slums .
‘7‘ EI;‘Iiil_lii-fi%ii*§ll . ;
'ry "Ryan. as his
by. this partyuln many years.
~vt
44.
. .. . . . ‘ , who laud. helm“ 0’ strick-
“(Qatlitislllram chariot; “W s .1 * ‘
l land’s counsel. she 'edhlmself a‘m‘afi‘
«tumor that role: Helen ”my" a“
_ . wfmmmw
PiANIST ' swans...
r nORWALK» Mint.
”——
, it is. undeifstoo
d the motor
educed this after.
: prices at mati-
‘ “forth 7 ‘-~_:‘ 7
:At the home 19f 11161
«Miss Vera ‘I. Atherton
fine the Fiol‘rlt into tit
l'l ' ‘l ' .
fu-‘glftt-r an enforced absence of six 1
The formal dedicstlén p! the then. sidcration to party interests in the . ,
the chairman of the state '
showered: with M WWW ”0“ one of a picnic character. For the
in
"i!“ “9 Aerodome Park, Stratford, s. . field
WhiChyears ago was used by aviators
O7 Suits on?”...-u..,_._',g‘oe-.‘aim 3’. ”Nu“
' ‘ ' ' " . v — A . i u 1 mmlllemestobe Imvsmyror trial sights of their machines.
GOTTHEB’S " . U I ' ' .31.... Lite} " nacho M hem “50 3“di°“°‘" ‘" The host gathered in Bridgeport at
' ~ . - . ~ ‘ ‘ 'Irs.“141cl onus...m*ss.oesm l .1 11
'throuflloat. .130qu 01' {Minoan and folind trolley cars waiting.
saw-1min sawmill!“ Pwmchj’rior to this the state central gon-
’ chess- mm m mitten met to determine the place
“'9‘?“ m1_ United States Senators lichen sad
often- olt‘mllst he‘mesiioned'here‘thai‘r Brandegeev'sre on. front washington"
“la tor the event. and it was said amass
. 1. ' ' o the early cerrlvsls that candidate! for.;
The cast showed. up to “‘3 -m‘h,many oiiices on the party ticket were,
“Mi“ among the most vigorous. oi hand- "
“.mtshskers. 'Althoagll the speeches, still;
Y9”: not be made until late in the day, the *
lithium“: portend hearted“ in 3 m0“ , forecast was that lt‘will be‘ looked up.
L V on asone of the most remarkable held
Qsou'm
Miss uh; I. selected noose
Bride of mederick-La‘udsr .at
":1, land at the {Home of Her B‘Yihflfitfiifittf
- 1 1 fbf’othét"
”u. call.“ . L" 1", Robert Atllertoli,-'W n" Stratiord?
‘ ' 1 , because“;
1 1 1 bride of Frederick Lauder. of
.11 1Soilth NoriVElk,‘ yé’stfcrday afterfi’
, ,, .‘noon at 3’ o’clock; The Rev. _
. #3 ll. of W015??? John Stapleton. of South "Noni-'one, the house ‘beinguilt‘ona
, ’ . '_ walk,tv‘va's’ thenofficiatin‘g‘clergye. hill overlooking‘the, ' nd._.
1, 1
ln wes‘asimple one.
" te friends noon Mu
anuficlcfik; fine is nplohi’
firn’n'
\-~-‘..
H.
Krieger 81 Co.
Our Summer
Clearance Sale
is Now in Full Swing .
Fall Coats, Skirts, Dresses, Clothing
for Boy’s and Girl’s Selling at
HALF PRICE. 1
Establish a Charge Accountior Your-
self and Settle Your Bill in
Weekly Payments. " ’ It will Help You
’ Many Ways.
at ’- ’nl'
x¢xgktxu
Owing to the removal of the arm of Morris Joseloff, wholesale gro-
cer, at 52 Water street. South Norwalk. to Waterbury, Conn.. the
above mentioned iirm 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. irelght
and labor.
AUCTION BEGINS SATURDAY, AUGUST 15TH, AT 2 P. M., AND
WILL CONTINUE UNTIL THE ENTIRE STOCK I8 SOLD.
Specials for Friday and Saturday
Your than; orally suit . $3.00
Wash Dresses at Half Price.
93¢ up
Rhflrie;_Skltts,slong Russian 'tunios . . . ..
Cloth Skirts, long tunics, black, checks and Roman .
stripes $2,98up
Walsts, formerly sold up to $1.49 59¢ up
1 whim, Lingerie and Silk, fonnerly were $1.98 and
S149 .. $1,501
, Don‘t Forget Our Underwear “Departa
inch in“ Which is [displayed Corset- "
conceptions, ‘G‘o‘Wlls, Combinations, 1
‘~ Petticoatssand Knitted Goods .
if M .M" aSch 8;1 SOIL
title-essences
l
sit
.Fé‘ '
.._ .
Weanington it. I
~ . . m‘. ;., ‘«
slain- store—2‘10 Atlantic ea. .ltsmtord.
A «l . «Q ’ y .
is“ a}, ideal roo LA'rs. roll emuleloamon.
K\
lineman: ' The
TO Lsraosnlnsans seamstr-
ed room. snitsblq, for two persons.
also one among-rosin. .Call at any
' time. "lnqu‘llfegflli‘ Washington, st;
, sisjst
‘Miss Athcrton 1
of the We
member
t top floor. mum 1, ;. stifle»
f "twenties?“
say. out out more best
auditsivcll known
‘ and a teacher of the i
a .oo‘.
19"“. -_ '
Norwalk Chronicler