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WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 2, 19:; -
SURE THING ' m 1W1 -
We want to mars our Moods-customers (among whom we 1" Am
r lg 1‘ hope you are numbered) that we are ready to turnish them with all B I
-- _ their requirements in building materhls of all sorts. and that we "1 Em" " Bur“
V N tithing sure but death era in a position to give you prompt service and clean sound lumber .
sndtitnblm new stock suiting each day. We will be glad to ' Wm. _
_ i “d taxes. HOW 33”“ [resume tits very pleasant relations which have existed in the past ' Tm CO I“ 0' Troops Ell I
i the matter of Coal? sure a? rims-on our firm :4.de may dimer; a: sustained Qual .. camped on Hillside Near Striks- 2‘: . .
it*" 11 . . . C's-we re s unusoiyesrs” - - ' "
f ‘° if a. f. ow lacks hrs of experiepoe and u: ssisblm reputation for conscientious deal mu." cl" 1 ‘2 . :
it hewfllsoonbemaholc tugs. '.
{7 ——for the mercury’ll be BUTTE. Mont, Sept. 2.—-Butte is j ’ ~
one... .. 1.... 1n ow ades to Order
.- . . sued by Governor Stewart. 1 . I
1 mg. Get your Coal and All saloons were ordered closed um I: I '
E be contented, bid the ill further notice and public gather‘ o
i weather do it's worst' ings were forbidden without. permis- Now IS the Season
1. > s sion of the commanding oflicer,rMaior .. ' '
E winter cannot be p”. WJ£1&‘:m‘ga “as. BEGKEI I.” Dan J. Donahue. Women will not be i." to Place orders for smgle Window or the
-. fi- vented; better see the Fruit-sad Misfits-dulllnds- ’ DAUGHTER“ "0.E 3:212:31: fEe-‘Sfieyfiiifi; his; :5 Whole HOUSE.
1; Coal-mm first—for u A. C. C ' I o‘clock in the morning. " I ' Z '
- . lineo Flonst. Mrs. Frank C. Becker and daugn 'ij ' . _ :
ll: cold :nn be among m 3M 7 M’Imm m Md... no... Amen. .n. r..... nihi.fif.‘iiii:'i.ii°s$' Shifts; ;:_ 0“ Request our Expert Will Call With Samples, and Give care- -
. some me margin , Becker, of 8 Fairfield avenue, arrived ' ~ . - . . 2 1
g VERY MODERATE -PR|CE8. home yesterday.'after spending two "liggmdgflggfize; thus far have OG- :31 ful EStlmateS 0f the COSt'
‘ €10th in EPWPC“ They went to curred since the troops arrived, and ‘1. '
The Germany to‘ Visit relatives and intend- with the exception of a radical speech, j :_ A" work Promptly done and Satisfactory work is Guaranteed
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ed to tour the continent. When they,“ night. by MacDonald. president of ~
war broke out they were in l‘lauovernthe Mine Workers' Union. who defied
Germany, and it was several days lie-j the officers or militia to come and .
fore they could get any information “:serve a warrant for his arrest. there
‘ to when they could leave the country. were no utterances or an incendiary 2 '
Luckily they were able to take male, ”019," character. ‘,_
second special train, made up at Ber- I Major Donahue formally notified -
lid, for Rotterdam] Holland, and they the newspaper offices of the city last
had the company 0‘ many other Am. night that they were under censor-i
ericans. > ”‘fl 0 E Y
The train took fwenty hours ship from midnight on '8f‘TE POLIBE..- I { - . . . . . . . M-T';
‘ in going from Hanover to Rotterdam. I'VESTIGiTINGi .
IliSlRIJBililN Bi
FERRIS COAL 327
.:___ COMPANY. "
Always the amt min:- in I
WALL
PAPER
BUY
’ ‘ and after some further delay they
were permitted to sail August let,
Hazelton on the steamship Ryndani, which up DARIB\ Sept 2—To clear up the. Ii . 0
P ' ' rived safely at Hoboken, N J. yester- dentity of the woman whose body ’~ r
‘ alntlng day. There were 1.; '30 passengers oni S-IILRM l“ Al‘sxn was found in the woods here Sunday.. —. O O.
. Coal Pa er “an , the boat, and although somewhat; “1.8 9. (owner Phelan held an in- ' ;: .
n ‘ crowded. the accommodations were .(iue‘i yesterday James Kane, of New
p g1 2 very good. ‘ ‘iork. who had identified the body as H
' .‘J‘ Decorating ' The Misses Rédker report that the "(NM ""8318an by a Disaster {hat of his w,ifc testified that he sawi
. medical consideration and kindness a description in ii. New \ork paper _ A U ' 0
TheB H M. ”8180 C 1 \ were shown Americans. the liaiserliav- 300“ as ViSlled It Last and retognized it The descriptioni :: n nreStrlCted sale Of
- CI‘S '3 ll 0 I iiiig given orders to this effect iiis . does not tally with that made by Un- '
I ‘ ‘ ‘ t I \
TEL. 204. 122 WATER '1. I The GOTham C0. commands were carried out so welli Sprmu deriaker Gillette Leonard \layer. or, ,
' ’ that the ladies found little trouble in‘ “—"T‘ :Stnmford and his hOllseheeDE‘r. \lrs
10 First St. East ,Nerwslli
Tsl. 452.
lda Mayer. who is not related were
also witnesses. They had viewed the
body to see if it was that of Mrs. Xcl-‘
lie Ashworth, who had failed to write
them for a month. The hearing was
continued to permit State Officerh'i.
:7 .
rclll to make certain inquiries.
getting about and were not molested \0“E- Alaska, 59!“ 2.—I\'ome is
m any way \\ bile pleased to be in the clutches of a storm early this
home thcv are also glad to lime pass- morning ihfli threatens i0 fell“! the
ed through the trying experience in destruction M‘OUSM by the 8818
» ' Europe with so little trouble. which deiastated the district last
GOTTLIEB's SEMI-ANNUAL SALE spring. The surf. lashed by a south-
' BEGAN TODAY. ‘ least gale front the sea. had reached
MR‘AND MRS' MORGAN SUR' ill“! from of the life- saving station
3N RED OAK COAL'I AM THE .,
. “ ONLY ONE.
All Summer Dresses h
At $1.00 Each 9
F a bushel and you‘ll buy a ton.
y 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
st very lowest prices. The bag must
be returned. ‘
;-:- WILLIAM EFFRDN. _
{ROWAN 8T., EAST NORWALK.
Tel. 441. Tel. «1.
low primlustflotadyertiso‘ my‘ MEN 3 suns. pRISED . ALL D KY TODAY ‘2
~1- ER d0 k C . ' d d early last night and merchants were PROGRESSIVE. PRIMARY NOMlNA- 1- . . .1
B a 03' $10 Suits .......... ....... 38 Ophir (banter 0' E' S. ten ere a prepared to move their goods. TIONs. . 1‘
' I am selling Alphe'ortland Cement ,7 Sum ‘ a imflse ”my 1° “" “d 3““ P9”) I HARTFORD, Sept. 2 ~~Tlic primary if
........ O lorgan. Gregory Bouleuird last was .ticket of the Progressive party which i‘
H
atv$1.oo-
' at 93C
‘“”°‘m’~“"°‘llEWTilVlll AVE. I... .. .......... ........... ,. Skirts;
A most delightful evening was spent,‘l
during which the Chapter presentedi
their host and hostess with two hand.
some mission chairs. The worthy
matron of the chapter also present
ion 0
ed Mrs Mor an with a air of hand- tea on ,exteps
.aomely liand-‘embroideredpplllow slips avenue trolley exten on wda held list of candidates for attorney- general.
itli \lanager J I The ballot followa; ,
Delicious refreshments were seried. ”Stud“ afternoon w , __ . .
_______ lB Potter. of the Cannecticut Com- For United States Senator her.
many, and Supamtendem C. H Cop- tort Knm Smith of Haitford.
ley present A petition with 540’ For Governor—Willard C. Fisher-mi
names on itlsklng for the extension Mlddletown.
The National Committesmau-Jcs-
was presented to the company‘s om“
a “ party in direct primaries, was sin-l
bounced today. Prof. Willard C. Fish-I «
1 . 'er. of 'Middletown, is the only canle
The special meeting of the commit date for governor. Attorney General
the Newtown Light's name is among those in the
GoTTLIEnis' ;
TlllltLEl ixriiitici'
$7&$;10Clothiiig§tore ‘
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Silk Waisizs,
11 Nflari‘i Haw
Special Sale of Cement
FOR ONE WEEK. . ‘
ALFA OR ATLAS AT 32 CENTS .
A a... Daily and Sunday
' Papers.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS To RE. OPEN
The public schools of the cityi'wlll
reopen Tuesday morning, September
POPULAR CONCERTS.
The name of Hammerstein in con-
la
DEATHS Mill FUNERALS!
> Bags to Be Returned
lnectldn with a theatrical offering
_’ WM EFFRON, iii A list of the teachers with their W “was" Po“ r “Named t0. cph w. Alsop. of A\ on Mr. mm, 2 Huh.
. ' ai ment , and with onie discus: c ' ‘ e . __ ' , always accepted by theatre-goers as a
.. a ROWAN ST. . Delivered to your home 0! ‘30:; m: pm of orgariisatlon will the committee that because of recent ot‘g::;gg;°’:;nk ;“‘;:’:teri:r‘t:l”l“£i Mrs Frances Elizabeth Fitch diedlguarantee of excellence, and by the
intent. Tsl. 441. office . Prompt service ' I appear in our Friday's 'issue Ie enactments of the state legislature New Hav.cn 135‘ evening at her residence, NO- 63 same token. the announcement that.
“ m ' itheir franchise through Newtown' we“ “NW ““0““ a ““33““ 111- Arthur H t 111’ i l
m.— Superintendent of Schools, Ira T. i Secretary of Stair—Walter r. Gard,‘ ess De d i ammers e s mus ca cow
-- Phone your order“, IChapman, wishes us to announce that‘a‘enue' h'd expired and therefore it of Hartford' Edward C Hammond or ll cease was seventy-ex years edy opera “The Firefly." with Edith
' iwould be useless to consider the pro- of age. and the widow of the late Hen- Tl i h l
-,. Very I“ 9 0w OS 1E w. lreland. master of the Junior; d I Th 0 m Wee the“ Waterford Lawrence A “on“, and n R Fitch: one of Scum Surfing! layer nt e tite role, will come to”
' Inigh School with w. H. Blake, princi- P0" ““3- ° ° “ Edmund Rozelle, of Hmmm , most prominent mm“ the Stamford Theatre. Labor Dar
(, M’s- Fitch evening. gives rise to the belief that
R Klzndhelhdfikigilriea 1:5: ”glib; fliitbis city will see something out 0!
Robins, 0t Norwich Henry D 5359' her home and chum: clrzles, Eating ziiefigifizgtm the way of musical
I“ New Haven ’ Ibeen a member of the South Norwalk Otto Hauerbach wrote the book and
DI AFFI'S!‘ Comptroller—Fred B Griffin, 0: Congregational Church ‘0’ many lyrics and Rudolf Friml composed the
CAR NAL PETER M Bloomfield, John Taylbr, of Bridge-I years One daughter, Miss May E. tscore In Miss Thayers support will‘
VOTE FOR POPE I'm" Witch, and one son, Elblrt w. Fitch, be found “afield “may Burton
PARIS" Sept. 2 4'10 a m. “A Attorney-General _ Clarence '.snrvive The funeral services will be| benihan William G Reed Edward
TEAM. IRomc dispatch to the Home Bronson, of New Havan; John 'held from the family residence on . N. li d Edith
Manager Gorrnley. of the South. Agency quotes the (riornaie Light 9: Norwalk; 'Henry B. Stod-ghmw memo” “ 2 300cm“. ReMBeck lck Basil A ce Gor on.
Ends. announced this noon that the d Italia as saying flint in two ‘dard. of Bridgeport; Charles S. Ham-I John Stapleton will offlciat; and melAhfln- Madeline Nash and Marguerite
Norwalk team would have to go some ballots taken at the papal con~ l‘lton. of New Haven. 'intermerit will be in Riverside “me-I tStfassehe-
Department. held general discussion regarding theE For State Treasurer—Horace
Hi b School. schedule of cars and suggested some
8 changes which probably will b e .Hoadley, of Waterbury; Zebulon
m.ade
RIGGERMAN
ROS, 64 NorthMaiii St.
.pal of the Commercial
will be at Room 15.
building. on Friday from 2 o'clock un-
til 5 oclock p m., to meet students
who plan to do freshman or ninth:
iyear work
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on I SOUTH ENDS TO HAVE STRONG
FURNiTURE, CARPETS CHAIRS,
COUOHE8 AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
BOODS AT LOWEST PRICES ~0N
RECORD AT 15 ELY AVE.
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15 ELY AVE. Big Reductions
.— , y _ ' all/Household Goods
SECOND-HAND suwNi‘rtins»
nouoivi' AND eon.-
W.
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to defeat his aggregation next Sunday clave yesterday, Cardinal Peter. Congress—First district. F E. Dui- tery.
':afternoon. He wean Bridgeportand Mafii. archbishop of Pisa. had fy. West Hartford; Second H 0. Dan-'
New Haven today to see about enlist- thirty votes. Ilels. Middletown; Third Yandeli Hen I John Johnson.
lng some new players and says he iderwn' of' New Haven: . Foul-tho John Johnson, colored died at his
:dfter a recess of several months
Old Well Dodge. F. and A. M., met
,last evening 4nd transacted routine
GaSOIine, Cylinder Oils and .
”a Big Line of Automobile
.-—-— .
up
M. GUji'Kowsx
\ 87 NORTH; MAIN 81‘.
will have the strongest team the South
Ends ever consisted of He; also states
‘ that in the last game the South Ends
We Will Move
George F. Shepard, of Babel; Fifth. home in Academy street this morning
Thomas 3- Wall. 0! Torrington. lafter a short illness, aged 69 years.
IHe was a“ member of the 29th regi-
business
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. Special on'Shoes. ‘ :
OPP. CONGEEQATIONALVGHURCW‘ outbatted the ~\Iorwallts seven to six.
August 31 .
$13 95
For. This F-ine Quartered Oak
SWell Front Princess
DRESS ER
If.
Has large beveled mirror and
“Wei”; Tn? 1“ ”duh?" ‘°‘
... we
have left 3‘an ‘ stock
of furniture;
-10... __
71 North Main Street
_T.HE
Bridge Fish Market _
' fit. I CUlBlLl .
PAWN BROKERS.
\ We have a line or
requires the eye of
cfi'fi'orlsn ndLbS‘HesniNd IN
DARIEN.
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Coroner John J Phelan. of Bridge
port. this morning conducted a hear
ing- in the Town Hall of Burial. into
the death of the unknown man who
was found by a .‘orwallt Stamford
trolley crew late Thursday evening of
last week on the tracks running along
the Noroton post- -road Medical-Ex-
aminer 'A. L. House, Dr G H. Noxon,
Harry Street. Jr. Superintendent Cop-
ley, and the trolley crew, )fot'orrnan
Arthur Caney, and Conductor John
ment. C. V. l. The funeral will be
held from Raymond & Son‘s parlors $2.50 Shoe, ’ i
on lfi'iday afternoon at 3 dumb and
interment will be in Riverside $1. 98. '
‘_‘=.__.',-.
Funeral of Mrs Hamish Dorney. i
The funeral of \irs. Hannah Dorneyl :Louls AvriCk
was held from St. Mary‘s Church at :The Union Clothing and Shes Siors-
10 oclock this morning and was| POSTOFFICE BLOCK
largely attended. Rev T. M Ci-ow-1 SOUTH NORWALK
ley, a former curate here, conducted _ ’
the services. Interment was in St.i
Investments
Mary's cemetery.
Funeral'of Timothy Cahill.
Invest in Life. Annuity Her Life ln~
it Cases which
perpert to dim
iNaggy, were heard as witnesses Cor-
oner Phelan found the killing of the
The funeral of Timothy Cahill was come pom, Returns are better that
itirigiilali from real leather. These cases
,ssll tor one-half the price of leather
uses; and wear equally as well. .
The NORWALK
his destfi. The stronger was buried
unidentified. yesterday afternoon bl
undertaker Andrew Taylor of Darlen.
man accidental, and, according to the
testlmiiny. that an automobile caused
held from St. \iary‘s Church at in most securities.
o’clock this morning with Rev. Jamesi
McGlnnia officiating. The services c' T MGOOVEIN
were attendéd by a large number and' 'NWMNCE AND SEIAL “TAT!
the floral offerings were beautiful 16! Wuhlnm M
Interment was in St. Mary's Come-1min Nemllt. m 7“. 3“.
tery. Mrs Irving Haynes and Mrs. l
PAWNSHOP
.i;;".jW«dd m
m. . ..
to wens; “Errand:
scum itinerant
fim it {unset
‘ Hardwsrs. mLme-Wasmw AND moat.
pi , ,. e."
,tm Mr. “3‘“!!! the m
peasaL ‘ ‘
roe". carom Ion Wtcmou
northern! orto do at home. in-
units Dsmsth. Roots 87. So. Norwalk.
Albert Rose rendered vocal solos. The
honorary pallbearers were members
from Buckingham Post. 0 A R. of
which the deceased was a member.‘
The active pallbearers were Joseph
Smith, James )lllblrl. Joseph Gorin-
lsy. Guild Hoyt. Willhn Payne. and
..-o"
“-Jsinss Carney. ‘ , -
Elm Trees Sprayed
8. Saunders
sasoiicumism
I soinu uoawsut. eons. ,
Norwalk Chronicler