one; my: -
GOING!) GOING}
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I
The summer time is
waning fast—'tis well
along in August, and
soon September'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 your
coal and not wait till
there‘s sleighing; see us
promptly, leave your or-
der, and your judgment
we’ll admire.
The
tea-nu.
m'fl‘fl‘--“—“‘W'finw
FERRIS COAL
. ' COMPANY.
“
~-, BUY
Hazelton
‘ . Coal.
The n. Heinlein 3.30.. 00‘,
I TIL. ass. “ has“~ WATER er.
IN use one coALl AM THE
ONLY 'oNE.
T l
res some mint We lsnmm.
Tristram 8. Hyatt
Fine White Lingerie, One Piece
wowsnttoaseareonrflinnds—cnsmmere temps: when we
hope you are numbend) that 'e are ready to fumish them with all
their rsquusmsne' in newsstands!- fit all sorts,
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 ..
andpremiseyoueoetoid,mtworthy service and sustainedqual-
ity. In our momentous of orders we have the advantage of years
of experience and In eetnbim
ingo.
The Hatch 8:
finer-oi Work a Specialty.
money by having your work done here.
Fruits and Vegetablee of All Kinds.
A. C. Cuneo, FloriSt.
TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE.
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
'e
Always the Latest Things in
WALL
PAPER
Painting
Paper Hanging
Decoréting
The Gerham Co.
10 First St. Eeet Nona-ill
Tel. .461.
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'1"! I bushel and W11 buy 3 ton-,leorrt'lse's ‘sEMi‘L'AN'NUAL eALe
Hy cash prices are the lowest in town. I
I do not expect to make a large profit!
on coal this year, as I sell at such a,
5’ ‘ BEGAN‘TODAY.
MEN'S SUITS.
Bailey Company
80'. ‘
, i the house in 1911.
‘ corporation. against the Hendee Man-
. units Pruitt
innit sissln
that is?
New York Woman to Recover
$451!“) on Darien Loan
_—
During the last seven weeks
j ness at the County Court House, in
reputation for conscientious deal.
the summer vacation period and no
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
CHAIRMAN.
the Civil Superior court comes in for
the fail term there will be plenty o'
HARTFORD, Aug. 27.——lt is under. business. New cases are being Rica
stood that Senator Lester 0. Peck, of , every day and today my writs were
Bedding. is to be the choice of them“ With the clerks,
subfommittee of the Democratic cen-' 50"! for Forecloer.
tral committee for temporary chair- The W595! suit filed today wasthat-
man of the Democratic‘state conven-‘M Elizabeth Green, of New York.
tion. in this city, September 17-18.;‘35‘m5‘ Madge 1. Hennen, 0f .\‘ew
The sub-committee, composed of stateiyorki The plaintiff wants a 10'6-
Chairman George Forster. Thomas J. closure in Darien and the appointment
of Waterbury, will meet at the Allyn'durlns the Pendency or the litigation.
House, Thursday. to make further ar' ' it is the claim 0‘ "10 plaintiff 111“ 019
name the temporary chairman.
trict in the last general assembly and , Castle island and Candlewood Island.
was representative from Redd,“ in: A foreclosure suit has been brought
{by Morris B. Beardsley and George W.
Wheeler. executors of the wiil'of liar-
riet A. Perry, of Bridgeport, against
CONNECTICUT CORPORATION !George E. Sykes, of New Vernon.
yaw Htvnvwnfiu: 97%)“ m inz'l‘he plaintiffs claim that on Febru-
the suit 0} the it “' {mum p‘mmary 7. 1911, the defendant owed the
Companv of this citv a Conie‘qm"deceased $20,000 and mortgaged laud
-' ‘- in Bridgeport. She died on Slay 20
of this year. Besides a foreclosure the
appointment of a receiver to take pos-
session of the mortgaged premises,
during the pendency of the action. is
asked for.
ufacturiilg Company of Springfield:
Mass, involving the construction of
motor cycles. were filed in the l‘nitedr
States District Court here today. The
plaintiff corporation also asks to} uni wgnu $5,000 for Injuries.
injunction to stop the defendant cor-I A suit for 33,000 démnges has been
poration from continuing the making brought by Harold Tristram, of Nor-
of motor cycles. Motions for trialm-aut, against llarold 1.. Shepard, of
dates will be made when the court Betkel. and one for $2,000 has been
opens its September term. wrought by the' plaintiff's father
I 5 against the defendant. ,
lstatcs that on July 2 or this year while
Eyouug Tristram was riding a biCJ'Cle
nun-w...»
' V
Special on ShoeS.
l ' ' ' dent's automobile
2' 0 Shoe , in horwaik the deien
$ 5 ’ icollided with his machine, the boy re-
SI'QS' iceiving permanent injuries.
I
Asserting that he was bitten by a
Foreclosure Suit Brought By ,t:
busi— .. .
- Bridgeport, has-not been brisk. as it is _
courts have been in session, but when 3,;
Spenacy' of this city, and y A, Hynes, got a receiver to manage the premises . ..
rangements for the convention and defendant 0!! December 21. 1912, owed . 3
Son her $45,000 and mortgaged about 75 . '
ator Peek represented the 24th dis-.“c.res of land “1 Darlen, “Cindi“ "
The complaint I
l.
THURSDAY, Mia. :7, note!
Dresses
Greatly Reduced in Pr
The materials include voiles, crepes, lawns and a few linenS.
'm'.."'.’,
' I
re
I'I’I'l'l
*~ :-M
.1.
«k.
.525:
ice
The present prices begin at $1.75. and there is a big money saving on each garment. ‘
A few are in dainty colors.
A Sale of Colored House Dresses
One-piece models, some of them reduced below cost. Now priced from a. dollar up.
BlllilllNli IIISPEEIIIR
IS I NECESSIIY
May Be lhe'Means of Saving: '-
Lives, Preventing Sickness '
and Increase Value of
Property
and Newes
'SILK
it is the undisputed prerogative of
the public to criticize the actions of its
officials. And Building inspector Clar-
len'ce l. Finch is by no means an ex.
‘ception' to this rule. The paying of
{real money for the privilege of having
fan inspector. unasked, go over oue's
'new building, plumbing, or electric
iring, hurts, and it has brought forth
HATS, Prices
AVery Handsome
See Our New Showing of the Latest
VELVET SHAPES
Also the New Popular
MELINE EDGE VELVET
t Styles in
$1.50 and $2
Showing of White
. low price just to advertise my Red‘s“) Suits _______ u
. Oak‘Coal. 1am selling Alpha Port.
land Cement at very lowost prices.
.fl‘lle bag must be returned.
uch adverse criticism.
A movement was recently on foot to, .i
have no fee charged or inspection made I U
orlt which costs under 5500. That; ‘
vilcous dog kept by Adelia Honey in
and Gertrude Warren. of New Canaan.
it the former‘s residence, Jacob lots-
of Durham. 01 W
» Kid Flowers . and, White Wings from
500 to $2.00
e
. O *O
u Louis Avrick!
The UnIOn Clothing and Shoe Bter'e-Esett, a traveling salesman,
$7 Suits .
WILLIAM EFFRON.
I ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK.
‘TOI. 441. - Tel. 441.
.g‘
. Special Sale of Cement
. .. cor-mm:
S7&$lilClothin‘gStore
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
ALFA 0R ATLAS AT 32 CENTS
A BAG. -
Bogs to Be Returned
WM. ,EFFRON,
s Rowan er.
tram. ‘
- :Ev’eryti‘lingtiielowCost
‘nruaNlroRs, cmpsre amuse,
,‘00UCHE3 AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
Tel. 441.
n
' Dailyat‘ld Sunday '
. ‘ Papers
office Prompt service.
Phone your order to
RIGGERMAN
nos. ()4 North Main St.
\
j beeps AT Lowssr Pnlcse on
pascal: AT 15‘ELV‘AVE.
ELY AVE.“
" 15
LOLHB NYARY, Manager.
‘K ~;, :5.
.3—
Big' Reductions on:
POBTOFFICE 3|.ch " i. iihas instituted s'ult torjetsoo demise...
- ‘ lie says that he rightfully entered up-l
8.001.“ NOHWALMO“ the Pinney premisei on July 25 of
=—-— lthis year and was Attacked by the
W. . .
--_. - - "1 ' dog and was so badly bitten by the.
FAWN BROKERS" {dog that he has been crippled ever;
We have a line of Suit Cases whichJ since. He asserts that at the time he.
requires the eye of an expert to dis-‘ was earning $18 a week. 1
tingnish from real leather. These cases Appeals from Assessment. .
sell for one-half the price of leather ‘ The Stamford Manufacturing Coma
cases. and wear equally as well. puny. of Stamford, has taken an up
.peal from the assessment of $300,000;
The NORWALKIagainst their property by the City of.
. PAWNSiioP
Stamford. and the company asks the'
Joseph Rosenfield, prop.”
court to reduce the assessment. The:
complaint states that the property is_
on an island which is not within the:
city limits of Stamford;
Money loaned on articles of value. William W. Skid
Musical. Instruments, Hardware, unre.‘
deemed pledges.
‘ «.warsn eraser.
SOUTH NORWALK
.
l
of Stamford. '
claims he owns property on the same
island as the Stamford Manufacturing
Company, and that his property was
assessed ,at 314,200, and he asks for
against John. Rorech. oi the same city.l
He claims Rorech on January 2 of
istalled. in this way America is saved . united in marriage to Lottie May Behn.
|cause of their study of conditions.
:relief. . ,
h. 7"" a ' " William Smith, of Stamford, has.
THE brought suit for $3,000 damages?
this plan would be dangerous is evi-' 4
dent when it becomed known that a
house can be wired or installed withI If
new plumbing at a price below these:
flgures‘. \
Fifty per cent. of the fires in Amerin
ca, for the past year. according to eta-3
tlstics, were the result of defective.
wiring. This is'materially remedied;
when a city possesses an inspector}:
whose duty it is to detect such faults; .
before it is too late. ‘ East Norwalk Young Man Weds Popu-
Much money in doctor's bills and’ l N
serious inconveniences often are caus~ or ewton, Coma, GI"-
ed by poor plumbing, it is the in-l Frederick F. Brundage, son of Mrefi
spector‘e job to see that plumbing Fannie E. Brundnge, of East Norwallt.
that is not up to standard is ‘not. in- a popular lNorwalk chauffeur, was
.0th 21 Chi
In “all
BRUNDAGE—BEHN.
millions of dollars and human liveshgy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Behn,
{of Newtown, on Wednesday afternoon,
The building inspector acts some- f at 3 o’clock, at the bride's home in that
what in the capacity of a consulting place. .
engineer, looking after the interests of: The house was beautifully but aim-
the building public. who are not in a ply decanted with laurel and white.
position to look after the work being mountain flowers, The bride was at-
done for themselves. it is his duty to tired in a most becoming white satin
see that timber of the correct strength‘. dress, with bridal veil, trimmed with
is used, and a hundred other detailsorange blossoms, and she carried it
\‘\.‘\-\--.-\‘~-»-\-
1 home.
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rge, Account
' With ‘US' ,
tn’n'n'a'a A
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DOG CAUSES AUTO TO UPSET.
GREENWICH, Aug. 27.-—-A dog run-
ning across the street influenced
Jacob Berman, of New York, -to
swerve his automobile, today, and the
result was that the machine was up-
set. Berman and his son, Jacob, Jr.,
were picked up unconscious, but later
they were revived and physical ex-
amination showed few bodily hurts.
A friend.who also was in the ma-
chine was bruised. The Bel-mane
were going to Banksville, in the sub-
urbs, where they have their summer
The dog was untouched. it
had dodged out in front, of the ma-
chine, and the machine hit the road
curbing.
l
CROCODILES' SHEEP BAKE.
BRISTOL, Aug. 27.—The Crocodiles
had-their usual sheep bake at Lake
Accessories?
~‘P. ‘
‘\
While. - Cylinder. Oils and
‘ Big Time of Automobile
D UNN E for Mournmln er. - . ._
.. ‘;.‘ ' * _. , . .' on. condescerioivatzcl-tu
sue,-ssir wsel-uuoron crass-r. . ‘7 7 ‘ *
I ' O . .
, . Budge FISh Market ‘ this year owed him 52,190, which has concerning the building of a house‘large bouquet of white roses. The
- _ .T » g ' . not been Dald- Property in Stamford ' which the average person knows not!» bride was attended by Miss Sarah Bell.
, a“ Household cm w alert 3. ed by the defendant to'ing whatever of. 'And all this. mind of Bethel, atcouslnpwho was attired in
» _ . . ‘ 3' s z is afforded for but 31'. in some a pink‘ gown. and carried' pink roses.
escorts-HAND _ runwiruss
soccer anp soap.
_ .g ‘ ‘ ‘ .
"n. GUTKOWSKY
FISH, OYSTERS and CLAMS
uu—n—h—c—
_ will sh wily remove to .
71 North Main Street
as... ., ' 1.8- J. .curniu‘.
7.5 .
- , l‘ .,
.4; r -'
g
\g If“
e" ’ 'A ‘L
,, lit"
FURNITURE
, I Morris Chairs
' ', {$5.99
.orE-HALEPPCP *
' and China has stolen the iinriksha, or
Your
, ' nd the laintifl asks
‘ secure the note 1. p {cases for $2 or 83. and when the true
' for a forecloeure of the same.
Louis Gall, of Bridgeport,
an annullment of his marriage ‘
tlna Gail. September, 1910. He says
[when he married his wife had a bus.
13.“ living named Joseph Batore, to‘ Among the noteworthy things.Doc--
whom she was married in ““8“” on tor Oscar Lens saw when he travelled
Maya. 1393. The defendant's maiden through .. Mom“. 3 while ago, were
'name was U‘m’“? . :two little rivers that once a year. at
M :the time of the greatest best, are 'iill-
THE CHINESE JINRIKSHA.
'ed with red water. ‘it is supposed the
The Chinese ilni‘lksha ‘3 3““ ““9 color comes either from a stratum of
the Jenonese. Japan stole. her re-I
red clay, through which the stream
“81°11, art. and lit"efgture from China, 'may pass,‘or from myriads of little
red organisms.» Another curious
stream was a large creek with waters
almost as salt as those-of the ocean.
This creek comes from great beds of.
salt, of which it carries off a very con-
siderable quantity in solution, in
the dry season the creek bed is expos-
ed and‘is found to be covered with a
illicit lncrustation of salt. ‘ '
l
to Jus- i mltted it is certainly. worth it.
. _+
RED WATER.
baby carriage, from Japan. A horse
is a rare animal in Shanghai. Men
haul both people and merchandise.
The j'inriksha men. are wild with de-
lightwhen they can make forty cents
a day drawing as around Shanghai.~
They seem to know intuitively where,
we want to ride to, and always start
asks for conditions are realized, it must be ad-V was the best man.
red trip to the Green Mountain. upon'
Itheir return they will take up their
Ariel Cimeron. Jr., ”of East Norwalk. Compouuce today, and entitle is a
year of politics’and great happenings,
the attendance was large and enthus-
iastic as well as eager to. hear what
. the day's orators would have :to
residence in Cannon Station. The“, During the morning upwards‘ot
sueeta present at the ceremony were 300 members of the club had (are
only the immediate family and a fergathered by the lake. The business
close friends. Mrs. Hahn and 1311“le meeting chase Samuel J.‘ Mills. :of
Mrs. Fannie Brundage and family. Bloomfield, president; G, H, wakelee.
.Lewis R. Hurlbutt, 0311119“ Station, of Southi'ngton,‘ vice-president; Ed-
Miss J. Hurlbutt, Miss M. Aloe. Mrs. ward E. NEWS“, 0f Bri’s‘tol’,"’treasurer.
Abott and Mrs. Hurlbuti. all of Can- Iand G, A, Beers, secretary”
non motion. Many beautiful 8““ The afternoon speakere were Noble
The happy couple left on an extend-
were received by the warmly congrat- E. Pierce,» of Bristol, and Frank E.
[“hted ‘30“919' _ . Jones, of, Unionville, , p
. W I
. p _ The cluh‘ w ,1 “be forty‘years old
scorer-i THRIFT. next year. -‘ ”‘5' “
I An event which caused much. stir V
fill the little community was the in:
:troduction of gas. Previously oil of wife some money m put into the
is coarse kind, or cannel coal placed family 5mm"! fund, but she had
lon the front of the grate, had borrow...“ it. Two or three days she ask.
ll‘OR A RAINY DAY.
The careful husband had given this
Candles for more.
1, bit on a jaunty run,,Tlle hardest thing
lie to get them to turn around andro-
vsrsnme HON'OR oscsneso
used for lighting punicses.
{Were expensive and their light feeble,
land so to a great extent the square
“Didn't I give‘ you some last Mon-
day'.’.", he inquiredglnxthegwell known
‘ r Pursue lieu/Mattress. and A
‘ Stung Gentleman '
"Ell
“ "were riding o‘v
' when», so
{tut-u; They~ltnow""ir they get us a“; ' ,Ir Passion; , ,
{soon Provincial-tits" hotel that. they'll; HARTFORD. Aug. 27.——Much of the
lime to bring us’hsclr. The other time at the snnuslreunton of the
lday‘ they seemed? bent on running 25th Connecticut Volunteers was tak-
elear through Sh“. ghei into the open on up yesterday inlhonoring the mem-
ct‘mntry'. and here " We know it we cry of the late Gene Thomas Mc-
' ‘ broken isms. rm Menus. or mighty, '*‘ émller" i'
“in Osmong. the i'eginieht'ind for it years n il
grave' moan
' farmhohss'
. 1 4; trio. t _ ,1 , . , opted
leadingly and unmet-rub; eulogy Westreodbit J "1 “rate-Donn
ulrpfg'F‘Qflli .
tile'lnéighiiorn and
”$193.9“? rvant, used to say.
at “to' at 'do'mesiic, as the. shades of
mariner of husbands under similar
circumstances.
“Spent it?~ I thought you had laid
it away for a rainy day.”
“I did. enry," she smiled sweetly
"I ,bough, a raincoat. an umbrella
.and a pair. of rubbers with it.--UD-
pincot‘t's. i "‘ "
‘wasin a state of darkness, for neces-
isity or thrift reduced the use of arti-
lflcial light to the minimum. An old
woman of frugal habits, who ‘had
means and appliances superior to her
£0 rejoiced In the
._—_—.-
——Acoidents will happen, but the
ioVenins began to descend: lbw-resumed families keep Dr.
“ "Nod, Nannie ye may pit the lamp Thomas? meteoric Oil for such em...
“Wimhi an' if anybody 0' cause ‘gencies. . it subdues the pain and
ii _ n‘tfiéco'i yecan item in". M heals the nuns. '
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