SURE THING
a.-
la
Nothing sure but death
mind taxes. How abOut
the matter of Coal? Sure
it is if a fellow lacks his
he will soon be in a hole
' —ior the mercury’ll be
falling some fine morn-
ing. Get your Coal and
be cemented, bid the
weather do it’s worst;
winter cannot be pre-
vented; better see the
‘ Coal—man first—for the
cold will be appalling
some fine morning.
The
M~,~.—.-*~
FERRIS GOAL
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___COMPANY.
hope you are numbered) that we
ity.
of experience and an established
logs.
The Hatch &
The subscriber hereby offers a
5913,
5976 5996, 5997. 6008. 6023, issu
12,13,16,19, 21. 27 1914.
'Funeral Work a Specialty.
BUY
Hazelton
Coal
5T
“1
The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co}
Fruits and Vegetables of All Klnde.
............
we want to assure our Manda-customers (among whom we
their requirements in building materials of alljorte. and that we
are in a poettlomto give you prompt service and clean sound lumber
and timber from new stock arriiing each day.
resume the very pleasant relations which have existed in the past
and promise you as at old, trustworthy service and sustained qual-
ln our interpretations of order-s we have the advantage of years
Pawnbroker’s Sale
pawued with him as represented by following ticket:
5,914 5925. 5929, 5930, 5934 5936. 5950 5953, 5950. 5965, 5974,
Joseph RoSenfield,
40 WATER STREET.
Flash Lights and Batteries on sale.
‘ Save
money by having your work done here.
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' IAIAE EAST AERIAL! _
’ WATER RATES NEXT {:33}
are ready to furnish them with all
.
A fifty per ce1fi..increase in the 3-:-
watcr rates in East Nor-walk, the raise L.‘..
' to become effective on November 1.
We will be glad to
n
THURSDAY. SEPT. 31 19.14“
- 1914, is the substance of a resolution . ..
which was passed by the First Dis- «1--
' trict Commissioners at their regular II:
. weekly meeting last night. The en III
nouncement of the reason for such
action is to the effect that since the I. -
I water users in \‘i'inuipauk, an outly- .f:
ing district, pay fiity per cent. more .
than those in the First District, to
equalize matters East Norwalkers
should be (merged the same. The jf;
resolution calls for the same addition- " ‘
,al charge in all districts served out-
side ll1e First,
reputation for conscientious deal-
Bailey Company
nd proposes to sell all the property
Nos. 5907,
vouno COUPLE HELD ..
0N ssmous CHARGE
ed respecthcly Feb. 2, 5. 0, l, 10
South Norwnlk Sept 3, 1914.
Pawnbroker.
Both 17 Years Old—Boy Tries to Leave
Girl ln Station.
HARTFORD, Sept. 3.——Julia Pom-
;Ie)’. aged 17 years, from , Westport,
Iand Bennie Moresky, also aged 17,
from Meriden, were arrested in the
Union station, yesterday afternoon, atl
4: 15 o'.clock by Policeman J. H.
ring for wa- ,Welsh, station officer. on a serious
:.charge The young couple are alleged
‘Bell Hop—“Did you
ter sir. 'l"
No War Scare in Our Linen Dept. 3...:
Irish and German Table :4
Damask
At Same Old Prices
Despite the rapid advance in price in the past month, we have an ample
stock at sod. 75c, $1.00, $1.28, $1.50 the yard.
Napkins to match at $2.50, $3.50, $3.75, $4.00 the dozen.
Silver bleach Damak. 500, 75c. 85c, $1.00 the yard.
Damask Pattern Cloths with Napkins to match, at a wide range of prices.
Round Scalloped Lunch Cloths, $2.00 and $2.50 each. '
Damask Hemstltched Lunch Cloth, from $1.00 to $3.75.
Damask Napkins in various sizes. 81.00 to $7.00 the dozen.
'j' Take Advantage of the Present Prices and Buy
' Table Linen Here Now
a... A...
a ,
:-mm .:.
Kentucky Colonel— Ring for “.a. to have been traveling together as
Always'tbe Detect Things in
TEL. RM. 122 WATER IT.
‘ -- _. ‘13
IN RED OAK COAL I AM THE ‘ '
ONLY ONE.
Try a bushel and you 11 buy a ton . ,
My cash prices are the lowest in town. ‘
Jew price just to adVertlse my
Red Oak Coal
at very lowest prices
be returned.
WILLIAM EFFRON.
'll
8 ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK.
Tel. 441.
Tel. 441.
C.
‘r WALL
PAPER
Painting ,
Paper “Hanging
”I
Decorating _
:u'e ccrt‘.r.’"’c.;
10 qut It. East New-lit
Special Sale 01 Cement
.‘ FOR ONE WEEK.
' 'J ALFA OR ATLAS AT 32 CENTS
A BAG.
Bani to Be Returned
l _
WM. EFFRON,
‘GOTTLIEB'B SEMI-ANNUAE SALE
BEGAN TODAY.
MEN’S. SUITS.
' . yer, sang No, 8311! “ hy Jhould 1 husband and wife in Various cities inl INVESTMENT TAX.
A. C. Cuneo, Florlst ring for water? This room isntl‘he East. and the girl appears to be
on fire, is il'.’"-——Lifc. Very much infatuated with the youthg
75'" 37242' 7 RAILROAD AVE' J lie is alleged to blue tritd to leave 3°“ Owners ”“1 Others Liable A"
VERY MODERATE PRICES. _ {her 011 several occasions, and had “"1”“ by State T””‘"°"
1 ' {been unsuccessful in getting aVVayl 13189118” in The Sentinel lb lev
from her. ;ed a notice from Elate Treasurer E. S
I ' ‘ 4m». Yesterday alternoon, it is said,
810 Suite .......,.................. 88
Kiloberts relating to the payment ol'I
young \ioresky again tried to mine the inVestment tax. The t1easurer.|
his companion. He went to the sin in the notice, directs the attention 01“
(ion and was followed by the girl bond owners and persons owningi
The actions of both attracted the at notes, liable to taxation, to the law;
n33
l
‘were made after Policeman Welsh his oflice in the State Capitol, forlists
had seen enough to VValraut scuh ac- to be made out by them. lie hasI
jtion. The youth tried to get aboard had prepared and printed a Cllculari
a train and leaVe the girl here, but letter to he sent to persons, on ap-
use not successful in his attempt. plication. chlaining the proper VVay
Both are Polish, and the girl is rather to pay the tax SaVings banks dc»
attractiVe.
Wis
It’s a Bad Plan
to ionic your private papers and dill-
the ouuer's name The treasurer
BRISK DEMAND FOR PAPER. ‘says in the notice that at the com-
ST JOHNS \ F Sept. 3'"Abrlsk 111g session of the Geneml Assembly
:demund for the product of the paper a bill VVill be introduced for the
and pulp mills in the interior of Ner- [axing of estates at local rates for
ioundland has resulted from condi- all the time ouned by decedeuts 011
“OHS 81'0“ng out of the war in 50- such cheese in action as llaVe not
rope Steamers are rapidly arrlvlna been paid during the life of the 0\\ll
\ mh' that will She ample space ft" to take on board cargoes for England. or " The notice adds: “This is in
the dou‘n‘ems' ““0"? and “her It is expected that the mills will be the nature of a penalty."
valuables ofihc aVcrngc tamlly VVllere obliged to supplement their present;:
lequipment and it is antiplpated that
new pulp and paper concerns will
shortly be in operation The demand
is due chiefly to the increased needs
of the neVVspapcrs in London and oth-
éer British cities.
TRAVELERS IN TOURS.
TOURS Via Paris. Sept 3. 5' 23 3- an unnamed spot during the ret‘ent
m.——Tours is crowded to overflowing series of tactical retreats as a seCond
with trv More bound for Bordeaux. gamma“ He saw ,
l‘Many automoblilsts are sleeping in “Terrible anVoc had been caused in}
or anuzllllc; in disk or Min .111 (11".th-I
crt'. Vth a wry small sum will in-
solo Illtll‘ safely in
Our Safe Deposit. Department
84' V ymllJ
Will pay for n bo.\ in our moat-1m
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m sunrnns.
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ihy are sure 19 be safe.
Inspection of the dwartmcnt is in-
V'.lu‘d
The People’ a Trust Co '
We ITave Movedl
-10-
LONDON, Sept 3. 3: 40 a m’The
Dally \iail‘ s correspondent behind the
British lines describes the (barge oi
.—
Mention of the officer, and the arrests and adVlses them to send at once 101 '
posits ale not liable to the tax in;
skirts.
Silk Waists,
3 IV
0"
Mrs. Ruth H, Plaleted.
Mrs. Ruth ll. Plaisted, widow
An Unrestricted Sale of
All Summer Dresses
At $1.00 Each
ALL DAY TODAY
. filo/afa'aln'nla .. a’-’a"
\-\‘\‘\‘\ ‘t‘V .W\‘\‘\‘\-\‘\‘\‘\‘\ILV‘\‘\:\=\ ,
at $1.00
- at 98c
- -’-
”‘0 “W ”“9" “we“ “mm" “‘ DEATHS AIIII FlIIIEIlAl8l 8PIIIITIIALI8T OAIAP
GOTTAGE IIBIIIIEII
NIANTlC, Sept. 3. ——-Absence of wind
" of
‘ 3 RQWAN ST. ’7 Suits ’5 itheir cars because of the lack of 80‘ our ranks by shells from a battery 01' I
(III. 441. Tel. 441. 71 North Main Street commodations in the hotels eleven German guns posted inside a ichabod Plaisted (“Ed “‘5‘ evening. sued the Pine Gm‘e Spjrituailst
.. - . , Th liltar element is but little in f t ear the Belgian frontier, let 8 o'clock. at her home. 46 \‘i est lCamp ground colony from destruction
_E GO'I'I'I IE:B S e m y 015:: siemed impossible to silence‘ street, South A’orwalk. \lrs Plaislcd by fire early this morning, when the
evidence
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gtheir fire until the Ninth Lancers ’ “as an Old and respected resident of wrecked Bronson cottage, demolished
FURNITURE, CARPETS CHAIRS,
COUCHES AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
Teoooe AT LOWEST PRICES 0N;
RECORD AT 15 ELY AVE.
15 ELY AVE.
LOUIS NYARY, Manager.
TLNFJ‘S VALSPAR
:VARlNdSH. '
DUNNE
WASHINGTON STREET.
EverythingtllelowCost‘
(strum LINE OF VALENL,
. ' l
$784510 Clothing Store
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
1made their attempt riding straight at l
the guns after debauching into the
open and charging under a hail of mel -
iniic and ly.ddite
COTTON EXCHANGE DEALINGS.
NEW YORK. Sept. 3.4mm New
York Cotton Exchange unanimously.
accepted today the plan evolved by its
r1111
Bridge Fish Market
Daily andSunday
Papers
Delivered to your home or
office Prompt Service.
Phone‘your order to
RIGGERMAN
1105;, ‘64 North Main 5'-
"1 blue not been able to get relia- '
his figures- as to the distance they
“3‘“ ‘meumnal'0"“38‘Wl3 i“ °°t rode, but they reached their goal. .
ton. ““9 ‘5 '93“de as a ”‘3 5‘91) Nothing could stop. them They reac c-h
toward the re opening of the ex ed the guns, killed the gunners and?
put the guns but of action. Then, like
ltheir prototypes of Balaklava, they;
T0 assume son sanvncs. lmde back ~
HARWICH Eng 599‘ 3 2 40 p. in “On the return they fell in greaterl
—-The boat service between this port numbers still from the attack
land Antwerp will be resumed tonight, other German batteries, posted at van I
after having been discontinued I" a tags points around the Valley.
lM. GUTKOWSKonrtnight. l “Notable; bayonet charges were
‘ - , -- ‘made at—.— on. rWednes-
37- "”T“ ”W" “-- RECENT ARRIVAL: 0F VESSELs- day last Several British infantry
R.’ J. CUTBILL
lcomd’llttee and representatives of the,
llAV‘erpool Cotton Association to liqui-
Big Reductions on
all‘Household Goods
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE
,soUoH-r AND sow.
fchange.
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6m eonaasa‘arlonsl. causes. ' NEW YORK Sept 3--5"- MW” regiment occupied an exposed post-f
nailed. Deck 8:30 p. m. .. grimy circled drawing the noose clos-
For This .FFillel 'Ouartered A Oak
_...__......_....————— 2- , ‘ lerand closer. . ~
HOSPITAL NOTES l nghe Britishers decided re cut their
Frank Sepich, of Connecticut ave.l way through thkcmdonflgi “egg. the
““9' Was admitted ‘0 ““3 Norwalk. men went at it yelling and shouting,
EHWI’IQI- last “151“? and operated °P and got through. although the Ger-
iythlls morning for appendicitis. ima'n artillery mowed them down
I Mdrtha Fitzgerald, of South street,l frlghtfuily. :1‘: *
was discharged from the institution. "The German machine guns have
in“! “10'“va “3 W“ Aurelio lRusso been tremendously effective in all en-
lhnd Harris Bloomingdale. the last gagements thus far So far .33 I can
£93m“ being the 3'9““ man who was learn’ thus far, the Germans have lost
' admitted Sunday after acting queerYY- 26 of these guns
tania. Liverpool for New York, sis- 1151;, around which the Germans gradn
~ .. . r
- J
. Svcllftontl’mcers
ROME, Sept 3. 8 a m., by way of
‘ reasons as soon Paris. 12. 45 p m.. Sept 3-‘—A “‘19
.(Londoii Chronicle) ....... mm froni.NISh sérvia,s says that in
Germans find it bind to belieVe Jada)“, bétween 200 000
. that an erson. or taste can eat rah a battle “l5
:bit, and, This lilngllshman's tolerancelAbStrIans and 180,000 Servians, the
or it constitutes, 1 the opinion ntliatter"p1it 140.000 {Austrians hors tie
‘ let. a safeguard loonibst.”
treatice pub-
pesslbllities ‘
2’ \
a
lished last year
In! a ‘cenfilct etwtee - England and
laei’many. Herr erggelet suggests
that were food supplies
out an we could; upon rabbits.
‘lIlIS cm. and many there VVill
, was organized.
“ search of valuable id
be;
who will keenly regret the loss of so.
worthy a friend and neighbor. Mrs. I
Plaisted had owned, for thirty- four}
'years, the familiar and popular Piais l
ted' a drugstore on Washington street.
IShe was a prominent and some mem-
ber of the South Norwalk Congrega-
deaconess’ board, which position she
had faithfully held since that body
Mrs Plaiste‘d did ef~
ilcient work in that capacity Fun;
eral arrangements have not let been
completed, but will be announced
la star.
Funeral of Dertt 6.14.11.
The tuneral’of DeWitt C. Hall was
held from his late home, in North
avenue, yesterday afternoon, and the
services were largely attended. Rev.
John Stapleton, pastor of the South
Norwalk *Congregational Church. ’ of-
ficiated. The body‘was shipped to
Poushkeepdie, N. X, where interment
will be made.
Funeral of Mrs. George F. Raymond.
by fall of the Burnham tower in a
winter gale. was burned The flames
attacked the Mather cottage. oppo-
site, but were checked there by a
a bucket brigade, VVhose efforts were
.supplemented by the \‘iagara Auto
Chemical Engine sent from \‘ew Lon-
don on request of the cottagera in.
Moon Church, being the head of the |cendiary origin of the fire is suspect-
ed.
.II VI
LABOR DAY SENTINEL.
Monday. beingLabor Day. The Seu-
tinel will he issued as a morning
paper. Advertisers and contributors of
news items would confer a favor ' by
having copy at the allies on Sunday
afternoon. .
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W‘,
Special on Shoes.
$2-so~ Shoe. 1
$1.98.
I
‘LOuis .AAvriCk,
The Union Clothing and Shoe Store. ‘
The funeral of Mrs George F.‘ ’Ray-
mond was held yesterday afternoon
from her late home,1 No. 9 Hanford
Place. It was largely attended. Rev.
Kenneth MacKenzie, of Westp'ort, bf-
H Smith, John ii. Toothlll. Wallace;
Sammie and Arthur W Day. There
were a large number of floral pieces.
The interment was in the family. plot
in Norwalk Cemetery,
Charles :_E. inert; Christian Swartz,
and Dr. William J. Tracey. were vis-
itors yesterday in Tarrytown, N. Y.,
whete they inspected the welt-equip-
pedrlloapitai of that place. Architect
Aline. Who designed,
.‘ ‘ ' acted as
their guide. The loss ea were in
" " use in the
b ildins of the new Nor hulk ,Hospital.
1
l
flciated. The pallbearers were John;
Pos'rorrlcs BLOCK
. ' SOUTH NORWALK
.._.._.._- __ _. ..
Investments
Invest in Life, Annuity or Life In- I
come Policy. Returnsare better than
in most securities.
6. 1'. McGOYERN
l INSURANCE AND REAL; EOTATI
l 155 Waihlnmn strut.
' terms Nerwllk. done. Tel. :48
Elm Trees Sprayed
Beaupaln a: Saunders
l Afiaoaeuwumore.
.J sentinnoswnk. court,» J
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