We’ll do our list to
sell you Coal that you’ll.
beglnld to burn, for if
fire can sinisthisgoal
.. we’ve dealt—in Ceal must
All our life and w
whatkindsare good;we
‘ seektografifyj ourwifer
"-"os every file? should;'
i 'no Cool that’s .not “as
. Megan’s-veran-
odd-n our bins, for if it
,. failato conquer cold we
~ Barret for its sins.
The.» .
.‘FERRIS COAL
" COMPANY;
BUY
“HtlZél-ton
5 Coal”
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J The B. Hershfield &Soil Co:
TIL. M‘ « 122 WATER IT.
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ONLY ONE.
low price just to advertise my
Red Oak Coal
' I am selling Alpha ortland Cement ~ ,
The bagumnst , .
gt very lowest prices.
' he returned.
WILLIAM IFFRON. ,
\ I ROWAN 8T. EAST NORWALK.
1"». in. Tel. 441.
ii a
‘717'Special Salem Cement
, 13 FOR ONE WEEK. ' '
" .ALFA on ATLAe Ar 32" CENTS
A er.
'm- Base to Be Returned
WM. EFFRON,
3 ROWAN 8T.
M
I .
II. 441.
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1." RED OAK COAL i AM THE
Try a bushel and you’ll buy a ton. .
My cash prices are the lowest in town.‘ .
-1 Quiet expect to tonne 2. large preilt , .
On oOal this“ year, as I sell. 9; such a . ,
Tel. 441. .
PAWM
tempurammm
”mandamus-tho dis-
mm-wleathsrd’hesenues
sell for Ono-halt the price or leather
command fear equally as well.
The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
Joseph Rosenfield. prop.
Money looped on articles of value.
deemed pied
.40 WATER STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
Always the Latest Things in I
WALL
PAPER ‘
'P‘aintiu ,.
Paperlieeging . ~~
Decorating
The Gerham Co.
to First It. [not Home"!
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‘1 seem TODAY. .
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$782510 ClethingStore
’11 NORTH MAIN 8T.
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EverythrngtBelowCost
FURNITURE, CARPET-'5 creams,
‘coueuss AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
noses A'r LOWEST PRICES ON
ngcoso AT 15 ELY AVE.
15 ELY AVE.
. LOUIS Nvanv. Manager. '
Daily? and" Sunday
. 2 Papers
» Delivered ' to your home or
Phone you} order. to
BRIGGERMAN
ROS. 64 North Main St.
PULL LINE OF VALEN-
TI’NE‘S VALSPAR i
'VANNJSH.
Emily B. Smith. a real estate denier,
has brought suit against Ray .Sherwood
and Mary H. Newmafi lor commission
‘0! $75 for selling a piece Oi ,real es;
M P D U N N Ennis. The case is. returnable be'tore
’IAST wg‘smNorou eraser: .
{the Court of Common Pleas, *Bridge- __
ort.
Musical Instruments, Hardware. unre- -
$90!:th the...
32.505369
3198
Louis Avric
The Union Clothing and In» Store-
PQITOFHOI, ILOGK
' ' SOUTH NORWALK
~
3. Inveétments
Invest in Life, Annuity or Life in-
in most securities.
6. T. MollOVIRN
‘.' President Wilmer) having responded .‘
_; to the request or the Metal Council j,"
of the church-em Christ in America
iadnyotmernhommw
i lull" observance of ‘the day.
by appointing Sunday, October 4, as
representing new masons»-
«and 130,090 close. is man: to-
day a call to the Protestant W
sells-l churches or W m a
Icouncil is also preparing a. crucial:
. prORram.
l The resolution or the
Council which was submitted to the
Presldsilt August 20, was as relieve:
l ”That as this awful war must drive.
devout people to their knees. we veng -
lure to suggest that as any Sunday I. .
and the preceding Saturday be desig-
noted by the President of the United . -
States as a day of united prayer in ' '
all places or public worship and in ' _,
the homes of the people to ask the ‘ -~
no
Federal '
i restrain ,8. Hyatt
Supreme Ruler to intervent in
prove so as to calm the hearts of
these who are tilled with passion for
INIlJRANcI AND FEM. ”TAT! .war, dispose their minds to listen to
185 Woehlnoton Street.
Iouth Nomlk. Conn. _
i 3 Elm' Treesw Spray
Beaupain ’8: Saunders
‘ ARBORGULTURISTB. V
SOUTH HORWRLK. CONN.
.--_.....— “a.
We HaVe Moved
-.-T0-;
71 North Main Street
”—-
. .n>..
" THE
Bridge Fish Market
‘ Ii. 1.. cumin).
e DO YOU NEED) RNVi'THING IN
our: FURNITURE LINE?) ‘
It so. Come to sortie Borers UOn
Ge Elsewhere
We Have a: Fine Line of Furniture,
Stowe and all Housefurnish-
‘ ing.G'oods.» ‘
Prices To Suit Everybody:
M. GUTKOWSKY
or North surnames Phone are
opp. mum WChurclI
We Buy Smond-Hnlid Furniture and
Stowe .
EXECUTOR ARRESTED.
Fennel- Donburians Again in him
light in Bridgeport.
Frank, M. Ghlirlsnd. executor of the i
estate of Hannah A. Cross. of Bridge-
port. deceased. was arrested Tuesday 1
in Boston. according to n dispatch .
from that city, charged with the lar-
cency or $4,000 in cash and jewelry
vatlued at $1,000. from :Mrs. Mary
Thompson Luqner, of Bridgeport.
The case grows put of the alleged‘
disappearanceodn [portion or the ss- .
this of. Mrs. Cross. of whose“. death
an investigation was made ill New.
York and Bridgeport. Mrs Luquer
and her daughter Edith Luquer
Campbell, were residents or Da’nbury ‘
at one time and have many- acquaini
tances here. Their borne here was on
Balmrorth avenue. 4 \ l
—LOOK FOR “THAT MILLION
DOLLAR LOOK" TONIGHT. MUSIC
HALL DI3;3LE
v,_-r
.ception, in 1892 until 1897.
the counsels ei.’ humanity and accept
overtures tor peace. and bring speed
peoples the blessing of peace." ' l
IIi‘hls «resolution was also supported
by a letter on behalf of the Jewish
congregations signed by Rabbi
|Periera Mendes, and they will be.
urged to observe the day.
The secretary oi, the federal ooun
cil. Rev Charles S. Maciarland, for-
merly pastor or the South Norwnllr
Congregational Church. expresses the
belief that the day will be observed
with the deepest: .oi seriousness by
‘ every church in the council.
W-
IlEITli8 All) FUllEIllLS :
William L Bonnell.
Scores of friends in Norwallr will
receive with deep regret the news of
the death or wrung} 1. Bonnell. for-
merly oi this city. who recently died
in Westileld. N J. I
Mr. Bonnell was a pioneer in the
electrical business in Nervrailt. being
the superintendggt offline” old Non/elk
and South Norvrallt Electric Light
plant. which was s1 noted on Cross
street and Wilton antenna. After that
he was the first {operating super-
intendent O! the South Norwallr mu-
nicipal electric light}plant from its in-
yr. Bennell was very popular in this
city. being a man Oi line character.
- and pessessing great ability in his
profession. ’
djrom this city heJent ,to Elizabeth.
Fits—U .Eyeg
lesser
. Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to consult ;
WlLLlAM J. MOORI,
‘ OPT! clA ALI ,
Room a, Kuio‘r wining.
No. 155 Washington It.
M f”°l'}°."....{°’”'.h :7“ r we
on a). I n r .
. Evenln Ii y
N. V. address-12! 3th ”All... I to
4 p. In. daily. V ' , .. ,
and) I ..
'lllnese or several months’
. his. way to ill Haven
BEGINNING TOMORROW
27 and 30 Inch Switches
0f Nahum Wavy
Hair at
It you will exnuliue these Glemby Hair Switches and (eel their fine quality
and soft textures you’ll readily agree that they are the most extraordinary values
over prosecuted to the women 01 Nos-walk. r
A large assortnent of Shades from black to Black- -
In order to arrange your hair in any or the newest
a Switch 0! this kind is practically indispensable.
.‘?t':t...:.‘.
WeWillPlace onSsleTheseFilic
,u‘fuT’uT-‘EZ‘
; ;-;.;-;' .;--‘-‘
.~ .- new:
Worth
$5.00
$295
no grays.
and becoming styles,
-.
N 3.. whole he was employed by a
large electric light and power com-
Tll- “5 ily to their distracted and distressed puny. “9 ‘3 survived by a daughter,
Mrs Jamel) France. and a son, Frank
Bonnell. '
Mrs, Clara M. Cnnfleld.
The death of Mrs. Clara M. Candeld
occurred at her home on Golden' Hill
Danbury. on Monday evening after an
duration.
Mrs. Canflelld. who was the widow of
John Canfillldfwas bornin Ridgeileld
in 1836 and! her marriage to Mr. Can-
held took place in that town in 1861!.
with the exception of live years in.
Norwallr her entire married life was , “
spent in Dhnbury. She had a large ‘
circle or friends. by whom she was
held in sincere esteem.
Mrs. Cahiield is survived by four
children, Edwin J. Canfleld. oi Gali-
iornis; Charles Canneld of North Da-
hota:‘lirs. W. E. warren. of New
York city. and John candeld, of Dan-
1 bury. and by one'si'ster. Mrs. Charles
Butler, at Michigan. There are also
three grundchildren. Mrs. Willis
Lawrence rind Frank E. W rren. of.
New York. and Edwin S C nileld. oi
Nerth Dakota.
Petrick J. Brennan. _
Patrick'l. Brennan died yesterday
at his residence in Reading. He is
survived by a daughter. Mrs Thomas
F. Dowd. of South Norwalk, and two
brother, Thomas Brennan. or South
Norwalk; and Lawrence Brennan. oi
Ansenilu The remains were brought
to the home of Mrs. Dowd. 27 ‘Beiden
avenue, Nerrwalk: and funeral services
4 will be held tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock. from St. Mary's Church. In-
terment in St. Mary’s Cemetery.
Funeral of Mr. Burns.
The remains of George Robert
Burnes. who recently died at his
boarding house, 9 High street.’ .was
taken to Bridgeport this afternoon for
'bu'rlal in Mountain Grove Cemetery.
Undertaker David W.
Raymond was
in charge. ' 3
in the eiitort to sveid running into
a. Ford automobile Which suddenly
crossed his politics than by the name
of Wheeler: plunged into the stone
abutment or disguise leading to To-
keneke on Main street. Darien, yester-
day afterhohn. The machine Was dam-
faged almost beyond repair, and the
lver suffered several wounds when
(he owns thrown out. J)r. G. H. Nexon
of Darlen rendered medical assistance,
and :the i d "man continued on
SCHOOL SPEClALS
For Boys and Girls
Knickerbocker Pants Special all Sizes
“ At 50c ‘
School Shoes from $125 to $2. 00 ,
Girls Dresses 750 to $2. 00 "
1.1-. i
F3 rly Fall Mrlhnbry in
' Varieties
Large
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$13.95
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' Swell Front Princess -
DRESSER
Has large beveled mirror arid
claw feet This is only one of.
several’b) gbargalnl ch we
3 have left from the Kricgol' stock
Oi furniture.) ’
”if you are not one Of the many _,
who have utgikent‘nv b" , of1 _
this oppott ty “ ‘ ‘
._ vat half price you are missing a
. rare chance to save money, ' , »
The A. J. Angevrneri
8: Son Company
134 Washingtén Sit. So. Norwalk
Norwalk Chronicler