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1 SCIENTIFIC STOCKINGS
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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
their requirements in building materials 0! all sorts, and that we
are In a position to give you prompt service and clean sound lumber
and timber (mm 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 as old, trustworthy service and sustained qual-
ity. In our interpretations of Orders we have the advantage of years
of experience and an establififil reputation for conscientious deal~
ings.
g m .umxnfl' time is
Wm fast—’tis well
along in August, and
soon September’ll be at
hand and then you'll get
a raw gust that will fill
I your frame with anguish
while you’re waiting for
a fire. How risky, then,
to take a chance by fool-
i‘hlv. 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 ,
FERRIS COAL ;;
COMPANY.
broken and cut, and his hip was brok-
en. Medical Examiner A. L House, of
IDarien, ordered the body removed to
Andrew Taylor's undertaking estab-
, lishment in Darien. 1
No means of identification were ““
found on the man's body. In one or
his pockets were a piece 01’ paper1,.II
Icontaining a list of grocery articles. a] ' 'j . -
section of the comic part of the New "‘ MARK ‘
York Journal, and a pair of broken '5': lea. U. 9. Pl. 0&1
glasses in a leather case. He had .
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DEATHS All! FUIIEIIALB
Wallace Malady.
Wallace Malady died yesterday In
Stamford. The body was brought to-
day to the home of William Nihil, on
Lexington avenue. Funeral services
will be tomorrow morning, at 9 o'clock,
from St. Joseph’s Church, burial fol-
lowing in St. Mary‘s cemetery. Mr.
Malady is survived by a wife. .
Funeral Work a Specialty. BeYe
money by having your work done here.
Fruits and VegetabIee of All Kinds.
A. C. Cuneo, Florist.
TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE.
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
aw~i~lulntlIIWv “IN“
CHANGE OF POLICE BEATS.
8 for 25c
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PAPER
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1 o s and Girls
brown hair and blue eyes. and a stubby LI" .
light heard of a few days’ growth. His .‘II. j .
upper teeth were in poor condition. He 'IZI. The DESI: SChOOl StOCkingS Made. Every Pair . .
was about 35 or 40 years old. and was 'III G t d .
5 1..., s o. 9 1...... “"3““ 1.. m: 1Wuaran cc to Give Satisfactory Service '
a pair of blue pants, w th 9. coat 0 A If Al
lighter material, a blue shirt, a white : j: caring Parts Reinforced With Linen, 25C Pr.
tie. a stiff straw hat and a new pair of - - F 't J P-
Douglas shogs. The slotthhes were all :55 III.“ as, Ints or Quarts per dOZe ;
in goo con ition, an e man pres- ‘j: 9 " , I 5
we . neat .p......... Mason 8 45C. “E. Z or Sure Seal 59c Genuine - :
it was thought at first that a speed- 5 '5 - j .
ing automobile struck the man. and j: “It, nghtnmg 90C ..
continued on its way without stopping, , ~ 9,
. but Medical Examiner House said this IL: S Easypcorn HOlderS 1°C a set,
Chief Pennington Makes AssignmentsIatternoon that he had been figuring IIII a
at Request of Men. the whole thing out, and it was his _ -- prus Picnic Plates 25 for SC
Regarding the change of police beats opinion the man had been killed by a 8I Lil-:1}, Drinking CIupS.
which takes place next Monday, Chief trolley car. even though he did not I 4 . . .
of Police William R. Pennington, this think so at tlrst.’ Superintendent C. H ' ‘ ' - .
morning, stated that be decided to Copley. of the Connecticut Company,
give the men permanent beats. as he said that he did not think that a 11011
believed that this was best for the icy car was the reuse of the man's
members of all in the department, and death
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6 that several ot the patrolman had comej The man was not drunk, nor had be
Hellelton 1 P II' I' to him and requested permanent as- been drinking, but there is eviden’ceto
' 3 31mm?! ‘ sisnmems. instead of being obliged to show that the man was. without a‘
‘4 1 , cover two or three different beats in doubt, mentally deranged. lie passedl
(Joal Paper Hanglng ‘0“9 night. I Stephen Hoyt, who was standing at
I The fule‘ were posted this week in his gate waiting for the 10:16 oclockl
DCCOfatlllg the First district. and the men have [Irouey
AT \ told the (Met that they liked them, I ‘If you want me to save them." he
I and would be pleased to carry out the'said to Mr Hoyt ”say so, and l with D c
' I details as planned. 0 around tl1en1.".\'o attention was “A" OM
The B1HCI'SIIIIBICI8ISOIIC0! ‘ The GOI'Ilam CO. in Justice to Sergeant Thomas Hunt am 10 the remark. “Well, I‘ll savei
TIL. 2“. 122 WATER 81'. ‘0 First St. East Norwailt it should he stated that he had nothing them. anyway," said the strangenl
queerly, and he made a circle into the
road. as if to pasa by 1111 imaginary ob-
s1ructloh.\estcrdny morning the stud
tion agent of the Darien depot hadI
seen the man hanging arou11d,n11d he
had also inquired the price of a ticket
whatever to do with making out of the
rules and knew nothing about them un-
til after they had been posted.
Tel. ‘62.
IN RED OAK ”OOAL I AM THE
ONLY ONE.
Try a bushel and you'll buy a ton. ‘- ----~
M c‘ash' ric are th , lowest in town. . ~ ' - '
y 9 es 9 'oor'anee's SEMI-ANNUAL BALE
Special on Shees.
TomOrrow
I do not. expect to make a large protlt' . l
' X \ rk a11l .\ew Britain
“I COM IIIIB 5'0”. as I ”II at web III I BEGAN TODAYI 52-550 $106. IIOCo::11ero.loh11IJ.Phclan will conduct5 _ . I I
10" Price 31181: to advertise my MENIS SUITSI $1.98. an inquest probably on Tuesday after-
Red 03k 003‘ IIle Suits .38 o . noon at20—'_—Iclock.
I am selling Alpha ortland Cement $7 Suits ...... .. $5 LOUIS Av rle II I ,
WAR BULTETIIIB
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IONDU'HV \ug. 28 1 p. 111.—
\:11s\\cri11g a questum in then
limm 111 (111111111111s t111l.'1I\. Sir
“Eduard (licy.bi11lritisl1I lor—
cign Secutar) 1i11lar1>1l he had
$11111 an i111'11111plc11 publication
at very lowest prices. The bag must
be returned.
WILLIAM EFFRON.
8 ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
We 11111011111 You an Unrestricted
Choice of Any Summer Dress
in the Store
The Union clothing and Shoe Store
GQITLIEBIS POSTOFFICE BLOCK ‘ -
$7&$lOCiothingStore ‘
11 NORTH MAIN er. ‘
SpeciaiSaIeol Cement ~————-
’ SOUTH NORWALK
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PAWN BROKERS.
We have a line of Suit Cases which
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iEverythingtBelowCost
FURNITURE, CARPETS CHAIRS.
. COUCHEO AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
FOR ONE WEEK.
ALFA OR ATLAS AT 32 CENTS
1. A BAG.
' Bags to Be Returned
WM.’ EFFRON,
3 ROWAN 81'.
1.1. 441. Tel. 441.
W
eoooe AT LOWEST emcee .ou
Racono AT 15 ELY AVE.
15 ELY/AVE.
LOUIS NYARY, Manager.
am P5 DUNNE
” .IAST WASHINGTON QTRIEET.
Daily and Sunday
Papers
Delivered to your home or
office Prompt service.
Phone your order to
RIGGERMAN
1103., 111 North Main 51.;
‘sell for one-half the price of leather
cases. and wear equally as well. .'
The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
Joseph Roseniicld. prop.
Money leaned on articles of value.
Musical instruments. Hardware, unre-
deemed pledgee.» ,
40 WATER STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK ,
Big Reductions
.7 NORTH MAIN 81'.
OFF. CONGREBIAIT56NAL IOIHURIOI'I-
We Will Move
, August. 31
Bridge-Fish: Market
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Spring Complete $6.40
I IMOrris Chairs ' ‘ ' i"
requires the eye of an expert to dls- ’
tingulsh from real leather. These cases?
'11} the (1crmnn G11111r11111c11t pus-
porting to contain certain propo-
sals allegcd to haw been made
with the idea of securing l rcnch
and British 111'autralit) durmg
the nor
T he circumstanws Sir Eduard
said. were as follows: “It was
reported to him one 1121) that the
(icrman ambassador in London
had suggested that (1111'11121111
might remain neutral 111 a war be-
tween Russxa and \11stria- H1111-
garIv if Great Britain uould re-
main neutral and SCtlll't‘ the neu—
tralit} of Irancc llic Foreign.
Kecrctan replied that this seem-
d possible. It transpired how-
excr that the German ambassa-
dors proposal was that Great
lritain should remian neutral and
secure the neutraht} of France if
I I II ‘ q- I—UI G r t t I' “Ch RUS'I
a“ HOUSBIIOIII GOOdS’ . » .I _ To. . I sigIIIIII'IIIIl'liswiIhs gull: aIId1iECIrcnti
- I“ ' . i l ecre- -
11...... cm... 0.. ..... . k. 71 North Mam Street 1::ait:3:..:c°..;rIf:11...: .11 wh t 0 d W t
I Big Line of Automobile BOUGHT AND BOLD. I F1I'afr1cesalliIa11ce \I11tl1 Rustsla. ope l e rgan 16. ais S
essort THE 1 l l t 1 enter amec
AGO 65' M GUTKOWSKY “ ‘I‘A; :dIclIt1(a;I It'IhcI1I111s11nderstand-
ing was cleared 11p the cGrman
ambassador sent. an explanatory
message to Berlin saying that the
German ttelegram had not been
published, although one based 011
the initial understanding
been given out."
PARIS, Aug 28, 11 :25 a. m‘.--—
The Havas ."News Agency dee
clares today that two motor cy-
clists attached to the Belgian
armty. Who arrived in Paris this
morning, declare that the forts'
had '
For $1.00
$1.00
981:
Any White Skirt
For
a White Silk Waists
For
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The Belgian administration, in ‘5‘" 399113” "New“ lefilslm‘mI William E Grinrod and Chester
accord with Great Britain has “inmate“ by "‘9 ”"9“" at the “m Guthrie were touched up for all the
taken defensive measures and has general assembly, as the ”as“ for money they had in their clothes.
informed the French government ““119" mack“- 3° "mused his which were in the bath houses at
of its action. distribution of patronage in Hartford Compo Beach yesterday afternOOH
-..——-..————~ ‘county and said the governor was Some one forced their Iway into the
SPELLACY I8 BITTER IN ATTACK. 'gullty of embezzlement of power’ house and went through the clothes,
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. .1 are still holding out and that - 5He did not think h
II,I IIIII I , ING BALDWIN. e was a man (or while the two young men were en-
$5s99' ‘ tIIEId are not ch11 ready to Sill-I 1 I :the United States senate and declared ioylng the bathing.
. _ . ,.\. . , 1 ran er. III Os": Governor Reactionary, Tory and that if he were elected. he would 11
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I: Congo .gpI
I , ha been attacked by the I212“ doc I
mander of the Itirst Japanese
Squadron has reported to the
Navy Depatrment that his tor-
edo flotilla ran into a typhoon.
_ 51111 boats were scattered and five
1 men lo’st their lives.
he location of the fleet. is not
Igiven. ,. '
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PARIS. A a 28. 12 {49
~ 1; the. Havas AIIgeInc
the
tgluiItII the Belgia
TOKIO Aug. 28. —-Thc‘ com»
1113-18 W ermed
1 if
French
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“greatly hamper President Wilson."-
. SAME THING.
Prof, Fisher also spoke.
Mrs. Hasleigh (handing boarder
second cum—You are very fond ,of
Coffee. Mr: Smart.
Smart—No. but the doctor ordered
me to take hut water for my indl-u
lgesticn.
“EmbezIzler of Power."
1 HARTFiOR-D, Aug. 28. —'—-A bitter at-
tack upon Gov Simeon E Baldwin
and his candidacy for the 1 United I ,
States senatorahip. was made last '
night by en-Sanstor. Thomas J. Spot; 1
liner» in mares-ins :1 11mm: of Third . HARTFORD, Aug. 28 .—-Three coach-
Ward democrats, who raver the norm eg. of the 9“.“ Trunk Railway were
I’ination or Prat. Willard CAI-1111111 of attached to the second section or the
11111131191111 tor-II _‘governor.- I Mr. Ottawa Express passing through Hart-
eI sorernor. among: ford. south bound. at 7. so this morn ... , _
dry at 11111 was: e11- 1115.11 111111 sun at the 1111101111 1111- 9:31.132? .32 Ilfiihfilltf: 511:1
._ ‘ .~ renounced 16; _tion that no cars Wore Canadian re- 9.» to 5:911 hlIm‘ 10 your (other.
ctiditary f the w t" msibls tort." servists bound for 1111311111 and that _ - —-—-"'-‘."" .1
"Ill. lnh- III the last they would sail from New York today. Nerve and tact is a combination‘that .
1'. ~ [The “1“. Ill“ DIM “(I’D hm1‘l“ difficult MI IIIItlell'IcK1Id “_an ‘
CANADIIAN' nesaawere ,PAss
TH ROUGH.
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No'rrhxo To mam.
aEthel4—Oh. Jack-be careful to-
night. Papa's brought home a bull-
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