v
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GOING! GOING!
LL); .
i
' The summer time is
waning fast—'tis well
along in August, and
soon Septembcr’ll be at
hand and then you’ll get
a raw gust that will fill
your frame with anguish
while you're waiting for
a fire. How risky, then,
to take a chance by fool-
ishly delaying - much
safer plan to buy you
coal and not wait till
there‘s sleighing; see us
promptly, leave your or-
der, and your judgment
we’ll “admire.
, .The "I
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
ings.
Funeral Work g Specialty. Sure
money by having your work done hers.
Fruits snd Vspstsblss of All Kinds.
A. C. Cuneo, Florist.
TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE.
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
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ow p/n ' n -
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orham Co.
always the lists-t Things in
WALL
PAPER
Painting .
Paper Hanging
Decoratlng
The Gorham Co.
10 First St. East Norwslk
BUY
Hazelton
,. Goal
The B. Hershiield 8: Son 00'
TEL. 294. 122 WATER ST.
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IN RED OAK COAL
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
lbw price just to advertise my Red
Oak Cool. 1 am selling Alpha Port-
land Cement at very lowast prices.
The bag must be returned.
WILLIAM éFraou.
i ROWAN 8T.,'EA8T NORWALK.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
I AM THE
GOTTLlEB's ssmauuuu. SALE
BEGAN ‘TODAY.
MEN’S surrs.
sic Suits ................. $8
37 Suite ................ ‘55
GOTTLIEB’S
$7&$10 ClothingStore
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
The Well Known
Alpha Portland Cement
:— At the Lewest .Prloss is Sold by
WM. EFFRON,
3 ROWAN ST.
Daily and Sunday
Papers
Delivered to your home or
Tel. 441. office Prompt service.
fl‘sl. m.
. .; _~ ,
W
EverythiogtBeloowt
. _ FURNITURE, CARPETS CHAIRS,
, P’OOUOHES AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES ~ON
RECORD AT 15 ELY AVE.
15 ELY AVE.
. LOU l8 NYARY, Manager.
Phone your order to
‘ RlGGERMAN
ROS., 64 North Main St.
L.
f“
-y—n—s
Big Reductions on.
all Household Goods
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
BOUGHT also sets.
"Gasoline, .Cjilihder Oils and ‘
'a. Big_.Line of Automobile
" :7 Mount mam-er:
The Hatch & Bailey Company
holes blanketed and lights out, being
.4
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RI. BLEISOI IIIlIE
AFTER TWO YEARS
Philip ll. Gleason has returned to
his home in South Norwalk, after
completing a two your contract with
the Braden Copper Co, in Rancagua,
Chile. With {our other young men
from the some mining camp. he came
via the straits ot Magellan. Bueonos
Aires. Rio Janciro and Portugal Their
ship was bound for Bremen. but they
left it at Boulogne and Crossed to
London, where after a delay of ten
days, four of the party secured‘pss—
sage on the Baltic of the White Star
Line and arrived sale in New Yorkf
on Saturday. One young man enlist-y
' ed in the french army and remained,
l
in Europe.
The Baltic crossed the sea with port .
conveyed part of the way by H. M. 8.!
Sapphire which saluted them in fare-i
well or! Fire island Light and turn-‘
ing steamed rapidly eastward. j
Mr, Glens-en's return journey lasted;
over two months. He is now visiting:
his parents at their cottage at Har-
bor View Beach.
——TODAY
is the last day for Quo Vadis.
tormdn‘ce ‘9! ti and 9."‘ Lot‘kwood's'
Hall and. yeassnt Hour. ,
i; . s - - all! '
Per- ’
' .jxx
Special on Shoes.
$2.50 Shoe,
$1.98.
Louis Avrick
The Union'CIothlng and Shoe Store.
POSTOFFICE aLocK ‘
soUTH NORWALK
MW; .
PAWN BROKERS.
We have a line of Suit Cases whlcbf
requires the eye of an expert to dial:
tinguish from real leather. These cases
sell for one-halt the price of leather
cases, and wear equally as well.
The NORWALK
' 'PAWNSHOP
Joseph Roseniield, prop.
Money loaned "on articles or value.
Musical instruments. Hardware. unre-
deemed pledges.
so WATER STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
THE
Bridge Fish Market
rlsrl, orsrsas and CLAMS
.
l
*—
M. GUTKOWSKY ‘ '
will sh {my remove to
WALK
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We want to assure our blends—wanna" (among whom we '3 [mm“ In“:
hope you are numbered) that We are ready to furnish them with all
their requirements in buildins materials at all sorts. and that we
are in a position to give you prompt service and clean sound lumber ,,
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 or old, trustworthy service and sustained qual-
ity. In our interpretations of orders we have the advantage or years
of experience and In sushi“ reputation for conscientious desi-
- Masts Mr. Wilson by 'Appoint- I"
T sentathe Augustine Lonergan had an
2‘ ,
mt
w- a- .J... a
llllH_l’iillllilll g;
ment and Discusses Increas-
Trisiram& Hyatt
m
TUESDAY, AUG. 25, £914 i
ed (lost at Living
M'ASHING’IK')N. Aug. 24.—Repre-
interview 'ith President Wilson last
week by ppointment. Among oth-
er matters of interest he took up and
discussed with the President was the 1.x;
increased cost of living since the .3: ‘ . u s o s ‘ .:
my; “0:13;; 33mm, 3;; 32:.- Call Your Attenuon to Our Facilities for Custom Made Wlndow 3-.
_ , 1'- . s s s s . '
t h had 1- d r w
i::‘"i~i?§f“5i’.’ii..f.n 22°: ‘2...ch :«z Shades. for a Single lndow, or For an Entire Bulldlng, No '
which 11' ve been ref rred t the De- ‘
partmcnt‘:l of Justicee’l‘he 0President. if matte‘ How Large.
said that the investigation that was 2-2}. , , '
being made by that department had .".
not yet been completed. in reply to
on inquiry by Mr. Lonergan as to
whether the present laws were ade-
quate. the President said that in his I "
judgement they Were not and if this . .
fact is established, additional legis-
lation will be enacted.
At the suggestion of the President
the Representative will take up the
matter with the Department of Jus-
lice.
. ;-+
and Prompt Delivery
“rich in ’l‘hun.
in his mail Yesterday llcprcscn-
lative Lonergau found at letter from
George Ulrich of Hartford. who with
Window Shades to Order
. With the Approach of the Autumn Season, We Respectfully
On Request We Will Send an Expert to Submit Samples
and Give Careful Estimate of‘the Cost
We Guarantee the Best of Workmanship,
his wife were touring in Europe when
the war broke out. Mr. l'lrich wrote
from Thun. Switzerland, on August
3 and the letter was in transit is
days. lie writes that be and his wife
are comfortably located in a private
villa in Thun. He offered valuable
suggestions to Mr. Lonergun regllrd-
ing the libs! methods of expediting
Wliilill’ HillllS
llP llllll’ Slilllill
H. Kriege
r&Co.
the return of American tourists from
Austrian Vessel Supposed to
abroad. which Mr. Luncrgau will
take up with the State i’Jeparlmeut - H
odliclnla. Have Been Taken in charge . 3;
lleprescntutivc Kennedy bus intro- , , . I S I ~
ducud in the House a. bill proposing by BNIISI’I Grillser ' . 9‘
ito increase’ the pension of Patrick Pi
Hayes. or “uterbunz late of l‘om~ * . "‘
puny 1.. Thirteenth. diogiment. New .~ ’ . 9‘!
York Volunteer Cavalry. to 833 u “'AllSl'lll’ 23“ I‘T- ; "
month: ulso a bill granting hirs.‘ l‘Il- NEW YUR'K- Aug. 35“” A large ‘ - M
lieu Dibble .of th t‘ornwull. willow lbruiser was hovcrims “ff ”Hrlwgillrl 2“
lo! Georgi- Dibble, lute of (Harmony 1‘, N. .l., lust Ilium “0”“?de W ”WI. “
LThlilccnlh Regiment, Connecticut .l-nutain of the [min-ll l~‘ruil_l‘umlmm‘ 1’:
f\"~luulccr infantry, an Inl‘rpuge in steamer 'I‘cuudorcs lllr-l, in DU” ‘0', I“.
Pension at Ihl' rule of $20 a lnlynl)L .duys from Port Linton and t‘olon. The “
..-_____ , . 'iniit-lltiti‘ of the war vessel was not i . , ii
learned. s s s
ANOTHER nisout mm wow n... We Will continue to sell Baby Carrl- i
lluol'nlng nbout ten miles south of
'lhe Highlands. headed north. spool.
{S u. m. shl- come us for us the Ant-i
. brose Channel Lightship. then turn-'
A thrilling rescue was made yester.,€‘d about nnd headed off shore ill on
day, at about 5 o‘clock, I short d13_'eustcrlydlrrcllon. .
. . » A trump steamship. believed to be
lance IromLompo Beach. A CIbOfiOC-Mumnm,‘ wus held up shortly after
CUDIQG by Ellis Biel and Richard Rea-‘11 o’clock today by u cruiser suppos-
mer, of Brooklyn, N. Y., capsized. and (Ed .10 be British, just outside New
the two young beams were in a fair “nil: Hull-bondlit-cording ll) n‘llscl‘vers
we. to and h l » ' '. ul ‘ll‘l’ slnn . .
l :1 e l' plegsure li‘lp “llh “ The Austrian Lino, upon being ltd-
Ber ous ac.“ em- T‘e Colnpo 1393011 vised that at steamer answering the
Life Savers emergency call was sound-;«icscrly»tiu‘n of their vessels bud been
ed and Messrs, Dllworth, 39m and stopped by a cruiser odf Fire Island:
Friedlandel' responded. swimming outladmlttcd that one of their vessels
was due hero tomorrow. but declined
to the struggling couple. utter conuld-Eto “we “3 name or ”on of swing.
0mm“ dllllcully til-“$138 '1 still northl Because of the distance from shore,
wind. they succeeded'in getting [hem'obesrvers were unable to distinguish
to shore. The members 0‘ the Compoiaccurlnteli' the nationality of either
I venue .
Egglfsdhlld: izzfimjzf belggf 0:1» The cruiser had three funnels and
Y in 0 “Happened to be a British war vessel
nate assistance. and are receiving or the Lancaster and Suffolk type.
pram for their remarkable emciency The steamer had the Austrian Line
in time of need. pipe and looked like a vessel of that
line. She had two masts.
Both vessels came from the east.
PREPARING Full
Tilt cilllclAVE
The steamer was stopped apparently
___.._
ages. Just now
many [low ' prices
showing a’large va
$2.98 t’
HELD FOR STEALING RACING
' MARE.
R‘lDGEF‘iELD, Aug. 25.——Andrew
,Mastln. aged 23. was arraigned before
a justice or the peace here yesterday.
charged with stealing. pleaded guilty
and was held‘under $1,000 for trial in
the superior court.
He is charged with having taken
.from a pasture, a week ago last Satur-
iday, a. racing horse belonging to Nel-
lson Lockwood. A few days later the
cruiser sent a. small boat to her. animal was found til wan abandoned
The only arms" "ms" kmwn ‘0 stable at The Port 0! Missing Men.
he m the” waters wnhmg the 1“" ‘New York state. it was in ”a tarnished
twent '- Outhourst th . E a . '
halted)? glib ills“. Liueefresigcllxte: ,1};in [condition Mastin was arrested} Satur-
Grunde bound here from Brunswick, id“! “Shh
flu... is nilleaij‘southeuet of Atlantic
City last night. The cruiser seen 0!!
Fire Island answers to the descrip-
lr court srlcll
w...
without a shot having been tired.
After the steamer was halted the
ROME. Aug, ZE—ln preparing for
.the approaching conclave to elect a
successor to Pope Pius x.. the printing
bureau of the Vatican is getting out
maps ’which are to be distributed to
the cardinals will be permitted to oc-
his apartments are to be located.
Owing to their feebleness, several of
the cardinals wil be permitted to oc- .
MORE PETITIONS IN BANK.
tion of [he ESSEX. RUPTCY.
. ——~———— ‘ BRIDGEPORT. Aug. 25.—Francis E.
DEITIIR “n F . lasams. or Ridgofleld. today tiled peti-
. _ “Niall-silica in bankruptcy with Referee in
copy rooms in the rear of the Sistine ' Funeral of Mr E. ls “ €Bsnkruptcy John w. Banks. Accord-
Chapsl, obviating the necessity or The funeral service ' f Willi 1-] tip! to his schedule. his liabilities are
climbing stairs to the chapel “steam“la were rheld-thl s 0 am -,$G,784.50, ‘whlle assets are composed
daily to cast their ballots. Other carJ , '3 afternoon, at 1 of household goods valued at $5. The
dinsis have been notified that they may.°.a°°k' mm “3 “"9 h°m° 0“ East liabilities include unpaid rent in But-
celebrate mass in their own rooms 1”Juvenile. The remains will be taken Wfalo, Troy and a number at other
0
:71. North Main "Street
stead of going every morning to .me.Woodlawn cemetery, m New York, 1°” cities.
we have usuked
on them. We are
riety from
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued August
18. 1914: List furnished (mm mill-e.
of A’. M. Wooster. Solicitor of
Patents. Bridgeport. Conn.
Frank L. Cappe, Bridgpeort. Pro-
duction of disk sound records.
Harvy Hubbcll. Bridgeport.
cadcscent lump socket.
John F. Herman,
Reamer.
Frank O. Hoaglnnd. Bridgeport, 3
patents: Rim tire cartrlge; Mush-
room bullet.
Sylvanus D. Locke, Bridgeport 2
patents: Chain .link; Chain making
machine.
Henry Maytrott. Bridgeport.
(‘llnton E. Woods. Bridgeport,
design patents: Toilemrln for talk-
ing machines: Motor board for talk-
ing machines.
Woolsey M. Johnson,
Metallurgical process.
James H. MacDonald. New Haven,
Sewer inlet.
Hubert M. Grelst. New Haven. 3
patents; Sewing-machine rul‘fler (2);
Sewin»machlne-attaghment holder
Alvin M. Craig, New“ _.Haven. 2
patents: Apparatus for feasting me-
tals: Casting metals.
Wilson E. Porter.
Stem-winding and
watch; - . . .
Henry W. Starkweathcr. New Ha.-
ven, Mushroom bullet.
Mark M; Henderson,
In-
Bridgeport.
Bell.
2
Hartford,
New Haven.
stern -setting
Norwalk,
JEEUNNE
sasrwasllmo'ron eraser.
Pauline .Chapel. ‘burlal. Rev. Ernest F‘ “carewvvw. Petition in bankruptcy has also Athletic garment. ‘ ,
Cardinal Farley. archbishop of Newimr 0‘ the Fm" Congregational Church. been filed by John Raymond 31159: as Henry G. Volst. New Haven.
, , - l
on. cONGREGA‘I’IONAL CHuacl-i.
' ' me‘ed- Qieweler at Stamford. ills liabilities‘Holdlns and releasinr device rol-
, :a. MOUTBILL
YtOrk. has reached ”Milan from Switzen|
Pursue Bed.
FURNITUREONEHAWRIGE
9* Mons Chairs.
. spring complete $640 .'
“revise Mt)“. com “
fittest SoothNorwhlh
$5.99 ”
.Mattress'.f.aud=
‘s
y"...
' hush.
land. He is expected at Rome tamer. .
row.‘ The condition of his health is
excellent. ' . -
l-i'l‘lfe hope is entertained here that
. t American cardinals. Farley. Gib.-
s and O‘Connell, will succeed in
reaching Rome 'ln,time for the com
elave. It is felt that. in so much as
they are outsidethe influences of the
European war. they will be able to
bring an impartial view to the election
‘ of the new pope. " ,
M M E m h ‘ Zara $1,233.02, with assets of $565,
rs. "it no no 0 . 5
Mrs. Mary Eno Pinchot. widow of J. ‘ Ngw‘ commutes mcc'nonn'rap.
,w. Phenom died this mm“ 3‘ ml HARTFORD Aug 25—Two New
' l . I s u .
:31??th ::;g$;°k6‘.$l:::;;eWi$:i Haven companies filed incorporation
_.mkg.place tomorrow mornl y't 10 papers with the Secretary oi .State
o‘clock from the late homneg' 'lBurial today. The City Investment Company
I ' . f ' .00 . The incor-
will tollowin Milford, pen“. Mrs. Pin- ‘has a capital 0 $00 0
chot is survived by two sons Amos, -
' . h ahn an Alexander Cahn. The
and Gifford Pinchot. and one daughter. i '12:: ,1? Lane Company has a capital
‘Lady Johnstone. for $159,000 and will engage in oyster
- . ltivatlon. The inoorporators are
' vRev. T. J. Finn. pastor of St. Mary’s.c“
COUNT LAUREL NOTES. lChurch, has received a. letter fromiigakhé 1:123:31le H. Smith and
The swimming instructor at glean Deputy Scout Commissioner Alfred 0.: n -. ,
Laurel Club finds that cerise stoc nil Charles. or New‘York. in which there' ,
nestlyhelp when demonstrating the is expressed gratitude to the mem-I N'E‘ii‘rmn‘iltlysoii? gigggiiom
M Fmvmqlim beginners- The, "9 bars of the mum. of Columbus, or Rembecker. aged all. employed as a
seen-.witbbss'diilculty under “t" Court Cecile and hllothers tor the 61-,domestle in the summer home here
than the more subdued colors. Thai: cellent hospitality which was spawns! Johnlw.‘ groom: Mu New gem],
' ‘ ‘ I“ ted on ' . "m ,. to ear 5‘ a cry 0 urns an arm
“9' m". ll! 10“ his "0:? o, ”“1" B. . compud‘peeterday afternoon. Her garments
‘ ("V York. mu“ “m m “I. any n [took fire from a patent emothinll
. m We“ .0 ‘ 0' mm a“ a“ mm 0““. “'9 iron to which III uloohOI lamp was
. “I! norm. a 3m did “album. - ‘. attached. and before assistance ar-
mm.“ s tow weeks st, . . ‘ W“ rived she had been really burned
memm:uww.a:m meadfllllm'd 0‘ “(lacbglss‘nr‘xdyln the kitchen. but it
, ., . . ' l W ted today was ausgulshsd boron mesh sam-
W W“. “m... l”. w “1" will an Isl been dons. . -'
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.s
porators are Henry‘ C. Bretzfeldery-
'doors.
William G. C. Krause. and G. H.
Thomas. -Waterbury. Bung extrac—
tor.
. Edward . L. . Seeryt
Engine. .
,Edwin H. Shattuck. Cranby, In—
tetrnal combustion engine; "
Henrik Hillbom, Wallingdol'd.
Waterbury,
.Spoon. fork or similar article (de—
sign) ,
TRADE MARKS. .
The American Mills Co.. Water-
bury. Dress-banding. -
Derby Corset 00., Derby. Corsets.
LABElu ‘
The United Paint Co. Bridgeport.
"Double Shield" (For Paints)
PRINT.
Dixie (‘ottorr Felt Mattress ('10., '
Chicago. Ill "inner Strap" (For mat-
tresses.) , . . .
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BAD “RE I)! ltOPKVlLIsE.
NUCKVILLE. Aug. 24.~~The largo
dwelling house and burn owned by
Mrs. Julia R. Talcott in Ellington
were burned last night, causing an
estimated loss of $10. 00. The are
started in his barn a spread to tho
The origin is not kno.‘ u.
“Lama's crowning glory seldom
looks it in the early mom.“ .
—J
Norwalk Chronicler