one: New: 2
YOU MUST HAVE IT .; ,
While the foreigners
are fighting things at
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
easy—coal we sell is
, worth its price and
comes not from the “riv-
, er of doubt.” Thus it is
5 our books are filling, but
‘ of course we’re more
than willing to include
I your valued order; coal
you cannot do without.
The
F‘ERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
BUY
Hazelton
Coal .
w -. it
The B. Hershfleld & Son Co}
TEL. 204. 122 WATER OT.
Mg.
IN RED OAK COAL I AM 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
on coal this year, as I sell at such a
low price just to advertise my Red
Oak Coal. I am selling Alpha Port-
land Cement at very lowest prices.
The bag must bereturned.
WILLIAM EFFRON.
S ROWAN SST" EAST NORWALK.’
Tel. 443. Tel. 441.
The Well Know’n
I Alpha Portland Cément
phi the Lowest Prices Is Sold by
.rus'souru WALK 12v:
.c—
lty.
of experience and an est/shim
inge. ’
The
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Funeral Work 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.
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PAPER
Painting
Paper Hanging
Decorating
The Gorham Co.
to First at.
Tel. #52.
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GOTTLIEB's SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
BEGAN TODAY.
MEN'S SUITS.
810 Suite ...... . ...... $8
$7 Suits ......... ...-.-....,. $5
' GOTTLIEB’S
S7&$10 ClothingStore
.11 NORTH MAIN ST.
Daily «and Sunday
Papers
We want to assure our blends—customers (among whom we
hope you are numbered) that we are ready to furnish them with all
their requirements in building materials of all sorts, and that we
are in a position to give you prompt service and clean sound lumber
and timber tron: new stock arriving each day.
resume the very pleasant relations which have existed in the past
and promise you as or old, trustworthy service and sustained Qual-
ln our interpretations of orders we have the advantage of years
Hatch ‘8: Bailey Company
_ iobtailled. A bevy of young ladies will
it p
'N l .
~ spacrous drawing-room
9i
, Em Norwslk 3| i
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nine stunner.
FRIDAY. AUGUST. 2!. 191.41
ooivrnr‘lou alerts
_,__._—,—
A representative delegation of Re-
We will be glad to
.gheld a conference in the City Hall, on
lNorth Main street, last evening, with '
llEPllBLIIIAIls film W...
-'-I.-.-.-t-.-,-.-.-.I.I -.I.I.-
TriStram 8. Hyatt
Ireference to the coming primaries. It i...
iwas decided that the chairmen of the '
flown committees follow the same - ~
downs in the matter of nominations as I i:
'lwas adopted by the party at the last j :
icity election. It was the unanimous ~ .
iseniiment of those present that the
ianilquated caucus system be abandon-
__ , do and in its stead the convention sys~ ‘
tem be adopted. The following reso . i
"u'E Fun ‘BED BE"EFITilutiou was unanimously passed: ‘ , _
AT "’0‘“ ISLIInEm:::::;V8d. That it is the sense of this :4“:
llrs. John McMullen, well-known:
‘for her large donations to local char-‘
Eities, will open her beautiful house
and grounds on Judah Island for a
benefit afternoon of rare pleasuremon'
Friday, August 28, from three until
six o'clock,
Twenty of our best known towns-
wolllen will act as patronesses and
Lfrom them admission cards may be
reputation for conscientious deal-
and fine
.n...nnsrsosls,suss
fl”..-
First-That caucuses of the Republl ' ‘
can electors of the Town of Norwalli ‘ -
be held on the same day and at the
same hour in the respective wards of
the City of Norwalk, for the purpose _
of electing delegates and alternates .
iirom each of said wards, as hereinaf— . .'
ter provided. to a Republican town
convention, which shall name candl-
dates for justices of the peace and rep-
resentatives, and which shall also elect
delegates and alternates to the state,
county, congressional, senatorial and
probate conventions.
SecondwThat said caucuses in the
First. Third and fourth wards shall be
Medium weight seamless Silk
A“. .................
leave the guests with refreshments
throughout the afternoon. _
A continuous musical and literary
entertainment will be given in the
or on the
green, Copenhagen.
Light weight, seamless and silk lisie, sheer
Medium weight Silk Lisle . . .
‘ LADIES’ SILK
16 in. of silk with cotton tops and soles soc
Black, white, tan, pink, ligh blue, laven-
der, navy, king blue, yellow,
bronze, purple, light gray, suede,
. . . . . . . . 25c Medium‘ weigh
....25c
..... ,
Medium weigh
Boot
- 35c. 3 for $1
red, cerise,
emerald
Medium weight seamless all fiber ..
BOOT HOSIERY
Better Grades
Hosiery at
LADIES’ SILK LISLE HOSIERY
Light weight full fashioned Silk Lisle
35c, 3 for $1 .
Silk Lisle .. .
35c, 3 for $1
t full fashioned
Light weight full fashiOned Silk Lisle . . 500 I ~
t full fashioned Silk Lisle 50c
LADIES’ FIBER SILK HOSIERY
Light Weight seamless silk boot 35c, 3 for $1
50c
a.
of Silk
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WAII tannin" "
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called by the chairman oi" the Republi-
can town committee of the First and
Third voting districts of the Town 01'
Norwalk, and in the Second and Fifth
wards by the chairman of the liepubli-’
can town committee of the Second voi- Aug. 31, 3.;0 fl_ m‘_m.rmau
lug diam“ of said “’W”; “d that ”‘eillllssalrs and billions arrived this
call for each of said caucuses sllalllmurmng (lll‘lillaillV 'I'llllrsdav} on
designate the day, hour and place and“. 51“”ng l'ulllllls at the .guics
and the purposes for which each oiluf lil‘llsscls. \\llitlltl‘ the burgu-
said caucuses shall be held.
’l‘llird~~Tllai the caucus in the Flrsl
ward shall elect to said town convend
l'wide piazzas, All unusual feature will
'be all orchestral recital ill the library
Sin the second story,
, Everyone will have a chance to
enjoy the beautiful grounds with their
flowers, slll‘ubbery and rare trees and
>while listening to the fountains get
a magnificent outlook over Long ls-
jllllid Sound.
Private autos will convey those
holding admission cards from the
L‘lirlord Pharmacy in South Norwallt
(:lllixfl‘,Belgium. \‘iu Paris.
llltl~icr \t‘t‘lll 1U pzlrlcy with them.
III the :lilcrnuoll (icrlllall of-
and Frank 1. ques‘ store on Wall . , 1.5“,” “61”,).ng an anmmflhih.
SU‘UN. NUI‘WKIIK... . tion six delegates and 5” members m crmscd (imlld Have (the market
A limited number of admission the town committee llercinuiier Dw‘ 1“me going In ”it“ ciiv hall,
cards may he obtained at these vided for, all 0‘ whom 51“" be “'5“ “hip. llutacllurcills of Germans
dents of the First ward; that the cau-l . . ‘ . '
one in the Second ward shall elect sixiwcmu illmllgh “litmus PM”
delegates, all of whom shall be rest-“hi1,“ty' '
dents of the Sct‘ond word; that the! 11‘“ telegraph mm“ and ““l'
caucus in the Third ward shall c‘lcct}“~ny “3mm “MT Chm"? {Hi the
three delegates and three llltlnibcrslli"gr°£ll":r part “f 3]“) da). Jan."
the town committee, all of whom silhilxl'llmhlmm". ”f llrtlsscls are ["3“
be residents of said Third ward; that “1-53,!” (merit and ,( Mf’ml'
the caucus in the Fourth ward silalii , “‘9 general “I’lmml '5 that ““3
elect three delegates and three incur-,(‘crmfms “'1” ”“1." pass lllr-ngh
bers of the town committee, all or the “I." "r at the "I‘M,““ake a
whom shall be residents of the i‘ourtlli"‘-’r." short “a." tllcrc. I he only
ward, and that the caucus in the Fifth,
ward shall elect three delegates and
three members of the town committee.
all of whom shall be residents at said
Fifth ward: each ol’ said caucuses to
choose in its own manner. the some
number of alternates to said conveng
tion, as the number of delegates it
elects. said alternates to be residents
of the word for which they may act
Joseph Rosenileld, prop. ‘83 “mam
Money loaned on articles of value: Fourthw'l‘ilat in accordance with
Musical Instruments, Hardware, unre-
stores for one dollar. this price lllclud~
lug transportation, entertainment and
all refreshments. The proceeds will
sire devoted to the Home for the Aged.
which is so rapidly nearing comple~
ltlon. Mrs. Robert R Way. chairman
lot the finance committee. will be glad
‘ to answer all inquiries.
w-' W
FAWN BROKERS.
we have a line of Suit Cases which
requires the eye of an expert to dis-
tinguish from real leather. These cases
sell for ,one‘hall' the price of leather
cases, and wear equally as well.
The NORWALK
of
sums of animation in lllt‘ place
are caused by the arrival ofl
peasants who 'are abandoning tlicf
Rlll‘l‘ollildlllg‘ villages. TllO (“rur—
m-au irol‘ipcrs have csiablisllcd
tlil-lllsclvcs oil the shooting
ground. 'I‘llcy are understood to;
have said that they had been cut
GIT from the arlu'y.
'I‘Uk’lil. Aug. 2i.—-J3l.]l:lil is
lquictly preparing for cvcntuali-j
ties following the expiration next ’
ultimatum to
of her
Association, and Buci Xak;1n(),j130uion were largely attended, yester-
\‘it‘t’-1)l‘t‘>i(lclll of the same orgaui-,
union and president of the 'l‘oklo
Chamber of (follllllcrcc, are head»
lug a llluvclllent intended to re—
assure China of Japan‘s pacificu—
tur_\- illtclltiolls. M. lekauo \vill
lt‘ilve for China soon, it is
nuuuccd.
;\.\"l‘\\'IiRl’, Aug. 21, 1:30 (i;
lll.. via Pavia. 52m 3. lll.—Au of—
tlclal statclllent says tlllll tllc sit-
uation is unchanged.
cavalry patrols are circulating
between the capital and Antwerp
and bciwccu these cities and the
central part of tllc country.
LONDON, Aug. 21, (5:55 a. m..
.——A dispatch
lo
\‘icunzi ulldcr yesterday‘s date
says that the Austrian govern—
ment has issued a final call to
arms for all ablc~bodicd men from
the ages of 20 to 4.2 years.
LONDON. Aug. 21. 9:25 a. m.
——'l‘llc Amsterdam correspondent
0f the Chronicle tclcgrapbiug yes-
terday said that Antwerp was be-
ing put in a state of defense and
being provisioned for a siege.
He adds that it was~stated at
the office of the general staff
Thursday that all foreign corres»
'pondcuts found ill Belgium after
last night would be shot.
LONDON, Aug. 21.2:50 a. m.
—-—'l‘llc Ghent correspondent of
the Cllriilnicle telegrapbs: “Titus:
an- ceased was a member, were
Isenied by large delegations, and there
German,
lllc Exchange;
I'olcgrapll l‘ulllpally. scut from"
deemed pledges. a Republican town committee of the
paragraph 3 there shall hereafter be.
Sunday
Germany demandingr the mth-
I , . ,»
lscls is now chuplcd by the cue—
late resi-
ldence, No. 8 Taylor avenue. Our Bro-
Elllei‘s' Lodge, 1, O, O, F.. the Christian
Industrial League, the Official Board
‘of the First Methodist Episcopal
xChurch, of which organizations the do-
more-
‘day afternoon, from his
_was a. great profusion of handsome
'ilorai elllblcms. attesting the esteem
in which the deceased was held. The
service was conducted by the Rev. W.
ii. Wakeham, pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, who
paid a deserved tribute to the charac-
‘ter and exemplary life led by the de-
lceased. Rev. William H. Thomas,
‘l‘ornlerly pastor in the local Metho-
dist Church. made a touching prayer.
,The pallbearers were Frank 11, Glen.-
l‘son, Charles J. Pl'dseou, Holly B.
.Slausou, Charles E, iloyt, Elton B.
Baker and Robert G. Mitchell.- The
linterment was-in Riverside Cemetery.
i f-‘rancee D_ Siedzik.
I Frances D. Siedzill, aged 1 1-2
iyears, died yesterday at the home or
,ller parents on Morris street, after a
"lingering illness. The funeral will be
‘llEId this afternoon from St.- Mary's
Church at 4 o'clock and burial will be
in St. Mary's cemetery.
W4
”Hoyt’s Theatre
Week Beginning Aug. 24th
,_ f, ' WM. EFFRON,
4° WATER STREET- drmval of German warships frnm‘mv, having;r becll surrendered to
e.
s
s ROWAN 51'- “Delivéred to your home or 4
Tel’.‘ 441- ' ,
OIIIOQ“ Prompt Service:
Jet. 441.
- - - - WV". .. __.. -7...
EverythingtBelowCost
)FURNITURE, CARPETS CHAIRS,
COUCHES AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES ON
RECORD AT 15 ELY AYE.
Phone your order to
RIGGERMAN '
ROS, 64 North Main St.
”nu—‘u
‘ DIED FROM AUTO INJURIES.
HARTFORD, Aug. 21.—oArthur T.
SOUTH NORWALK
THAMFR
HAVE YOU
THAT FIELD GLASS
year. See what is going on
you. ‘
shit all.
you needed so much whlle away last
summer? Don't be without it this
We have Field Glasses and Tele-
scopes of all kinds and at prices to
about
ITown oi Ndrwalk, consisting of wen."
'Ety-one members, a“ of Whom 3m" be 1 th“ ('lricut aHi] lht‘ evacuation 0f the ("reminds without the firing of
.resldents of the First ward, six Ulllx'iau-Umu. .a single shot."
fwhom shall be residents of the Second! The strictest prollibiilml' has: puns. Aug, 2,. 5,45 3. m,_
lward, three of whom shall be rest-limo“ placed on the publication 0f,'I‘lic I’ctit Parisicli's review of the
‘OEDLB 0f the TIlIi‘d ward, three Ol'any Illilil'lll'i‘liiiil Gluc‘cmiug theiwar SlillallOll I’Ollliy says:
W310!“ 911““ be ”Widen” 0f ”‘9 Fourth illthL‘mt‘iltS of Japanese ships and} -“_\ great battle is preparing.
'ward, and three 0‘ Whom shall be "’3" troops. All correspomlcucc is. llclqium is to be the theatre 0f
dents oi the Fifth ward; and that f““ccusored and ”W “NWT-"ill”S are :Illtt‘l'rliist forlllirlable shock in his-
ture conventions for nominating cauvdnwh. watched. ltorv, the duration of which cs-
didates for justices of the peace and! The activities at the German ‘Cap'cs prophecy. .
representatives, and ‘0? New“ dele'mmhassy, where personal cliectsl “chulscd ill the south at Die
‘3‘“ ‘0 53” state, “’“my' °°ngre3'iarc being packed for ‘slliplllellt.'rmnt bv the French, the Germans
slonai, senatorial and ”01mm column are the Olllv indication of what have been making sincc Tuesday
tlons, be called by said committee. the answer 'of icrmfllll’ will he.ta vigorous offensive mmwnem
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY
Five Acts of Vaudeuille
,AND . '
Motion, Pictores
All Seats for First Performance
at Night Reserved
Matinee and Second Performance
15 ELY AVE.
LOUIS NYARY, Manager;
———
Gasoline, Cylinder Oils and
a Big Irine of Automobile
Accessories.
, asst wast-uneven
SEE
sausage.
”P; D U NAN E
STREEI. .
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Goodsky, of Collinsville, died at St.
Francis' Hospital today, from injuries
received, in an auto accident earlier in
the week. Goodsky while riding on
the step of‘the mdchine was thrown
on and his Skull fractured.
Only eight more days of the Sterl-
ing August Furniture Sale remains.
Several bargains of interest to the
prospective furniture buyer will be
found in the adv. ”
is
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. E‘vngs. Est. 1897.
Fiftli~Tllat the lgfnlbfrs. :tmgifiMeanwhile' notwithstanding the
town committee real 113 ll a a ‘ ~ inst. .‘ensati “31 re arts of the
iar ward shall constitute a ward com-“:réétmgnt ofo Tapangsc in Ger-‘
mittee for the ward in which they re-' may“, there. is. no evidence of
side, and “a“ elect a chairman. a see. i anti-l‘wrmau iceliug here. On
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Miller. of p91. rotary and a treasurer of their reaped; the Contra”. the alitllorities
ham Manor.'N. Y., are here for at!“ commitleés- ‘ . have qivcll'uoticc that all Cer—'
month’s stay. Mrs. Miller was Miss 1, sump—That the members of £3? plans remaining in Japan must be,
Elizabeth Austin and With her hus‘ town committee shall elem" a were treated courteously. Germnll pro-i
band and family will live at her old ,man. a secretary andaireasufer. . fessors are expected to remain
home on West’avenue during their of; said chairman-to haveiufls‘i‘cumi at their Posts unless thev are
ulsit In town. "- ' :over. said severalwnrd committees. n ucdcd for service-at 1mm;
. Seventh—That. said convention shall: e'I‘lle “’31: and ‘ “a“; Depart—
‘ ’ ‘- the . ‘ -
adopt rules for the guidance 0‘ ments are preparing .for a move
h-..—
" Fullssslze Bed,
.‘ .‘
FUlullrUlts ONE-HALE PRICE
Merris Chairs
Republican‘party, for all matters reuon Kiau-Cllau. where, contrary to
latlnsto mm“ elections. current reports. the fortifications
‘ ' 3 ' :are really formidable: Since the
gmigg) 82:EE_5;I;TH;E:DAM.3outbreak of the Enrolled“ wan;
rls sixty-tour 'years old, a native or thousands of Chinese coolles have.
Geimany, aild widely known through- been employed "1 strengthening
out New England‘as a salesman for these defenses. . It '18,..beheved
wholesale Jewelry houses for many here that the taking 0i»I\lall-Cliall‘
will not be an easy task. i
years, died suddenly at his home in . a era a! (I
this city yesterday. i The Japanese “CWSP p. . l ,
ileadillg Japanese express surprise .
jar. the tone at that portion of thel
American" press -. that attributes
“"""'" isiuister motives to ‘Japau in send-
iing an ultimatum to Germany.
{The statement-that this action
"lvvas taken only after weeks of
Big: Reductions on
,‘_ ‘1 . i w'hG. B"
‘ -all‘,H9useliold (vOOIIS $3.331??? .th .eqifii or 1:311"
. with the approval of Japan's.
SEQQNP-HANQI Fusmruas
‘ ' "‘uaii‘r AND auto.
5599‘
. Sentinel Wants pay.
Mattress, and
. I
‘ feign Minister Kati) have made
.repeated and categorical denials
' South Norv‘vailr ' ‘~ . “mm, .
T‘ . . ‘7 3° "' “1' , } Baron Elicia Shibusawa. presi~
~.~\ntwerp.
(I I City,
’aily, Premier Oguma and For,
dent it“ tp American Japanese .33“
toward the north, which on Wed-
llesdav forced the Belgians. after
a fine resistance, to fall back on
The Berlin govern-
ment will claim: a triumph, where-
as from, a strategical point of
view the movement was of me—
diocre illiportancc. .
"The French armies also have
taken up their respective posiv
tious. and it is certain that our
general stall is far from being
taken unprepared by our adver—
sarics’ tactics. The , stafi ‘had
long foreseen them and is pre~
pared to deal With them under
the best auspices.”
PARIS. Aug. 21, 2 n. int—A
dispatch to the Haves Agency
from Rome says that the Italian
Foreign Minister has telegraphed
to they diplonllatic representatives
of Italy abroad that the govern-
ment is giving the fullest guar-
antees {or the approaching cou-
clave' for the election of a pope. -
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ortrus Alia FIINEIIALS
Mrs.‘ Anna Birney.
Mrs, Anna Blrney,‘ ‘of New York ,
died yesterday morning at the‘
home of her daughter, Mrs. John Har-
per on Belle island. Funeral services
will be held in St. Joseph’s church
tomorrow morning at 9 o’clock. Bur-
ial ’will follow in Calvary Cemetery,
._ . . that'Japanhas designs on Samoa. _
OWSKYI and the Philippines pr any-other NS" “"1“. ‘
.. - ._..'_~ '
.
Funeral or Richard M. Benton.
oral, servlc'is for Richard M.
Rush Seats
’PRICES
Matinee .......... roc, 20c, 30c
Evening ...... IOC, 20c, 30c, 50c
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
Helen Page~Stock (lo.
IN
What Hapcned . p.
to Mary.
PRICES
Matinee ........ .. roe, 20c, 30c
Evening . .. 10c, 20C, 300, 50c
. run
Bridge Fish Market
FISH, OYS’I‘ERS and CLAMS
—.
. will shortly remove tp
71 North Main Street
, R. worms
mr~~~w
Sentinel Wants‘sro. a quiet action ‘
and messes-ire means oi commons
cams. .«Tney adorn watt-sot my 01
curl-yin: s meessuto the ones who,
will be most interested” , r.
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Norwalk Chronicler