. milk coo - m—s-u’. 0 Well does: but to Iii‘Ihegisdtobum, for it “WIT-weeds attain this gbal . '-‘welmov‘ryouwiliretuin;' idlenrlifesndknow .l 5,.elevttydeahsshnlsld. «l3'I,,lloCoalthet’s.n0t “er 11 goudasgold” ism! I odioourbinaforifit ii a. Ifailsto conquer cold we use; Ii‘or its sins. ' The FERRIS COAL COMPANY. Hazelton Ideal Ioégw I 1 The B.- Hershfield 8: Son Co} - TIIL. 2“ ‘22 IWATER OT. IlN RED IOAK COAL I AIM THE " ONLY ONE. on coal this year, as I sell at such a low pried Just to advertise my ‘ ‘RedOnk Coal - I am selling Alpha ortland Cement . . at very lowest prices. The bag must . , Ihe returned. m - WILLIAM EFl’RON. ’ r h ROWAN 57., EAST NORWALK. . Tel 441. ' Tel. 441. v-SpecialSaleol Cement ‘ ‘ . FOR ONE WEEK. ALFA OR ATLAS AT 32 CENTS A BAG Blue to Be Returned WM EFFRoN, s ROWAN er. ~ 151.451. , . . Tel. 441. :- EverythmgtBelowCost ' FURNITURE, CARPETS cHAlRa. commas and ALL 'HouaEHOLD I _ noose AT LOWEST PRICES on “ Inscoao Ar 15 vaI AVE. 15 ELY AVE. LOUls NYARY, Manager. I A FULL ._LIINEI or VALEN- ‘ 'rrNE’Sv'VALSPAR ‘ . ‘i‘VAleISiL, X-gweveoedtlecodmt if“ _ “:whetirindsateng we.~ 1;: .. I Try a bushel and you'll buy a ton.‘ . , ‘ I My cash prices are the lowest to town. . . I do not expect to make a large profit I , We Have Moved leeuyoudidédt yol'l‘il iTII} nanometers-sudden reanirestheeyeetanexpertto dis- tinsulshtromrealleather. Thesecues salt tor one'h'ali' the price at leather mans wearequellyesweli. The Newest: ~ ,P‘AWNSHOP Joseph Reseniield piedGq Mona leaned on artiéiss e; value Musical instrumente. Hardwarqm deemed? piedgés. I40 WATER BTREET SOUTH NORwIALK '5: l,- ,‘ Paper Hanging? Decoratlugx ' ‘3' The Colbert) Co. 9 seconds. soothers-m a. - 3.595435%?" W , sedan idnav. Man's slurs. ;l' l I310 Butts ................ ......... *7 Guild son an eseeeIsI-s eepassse.'ie}:“ GO'I'ILIEB’S $7&$10 ClothmgSto 11 NORTH MAIN ST. Daily and Sunday Papers l’" RIGGERMAN 3.- Waiver” .‘f " .‘VJl'l'y‘c 71: North Mam Str‘dé't yontreuhle or, your glans need ”Wasting, red at llliert IIf ed Come lI‘ . M if . -’ .‘I JIFQL ' THE . ; . WWW- Brrdg. ish Medici: " - point. Nhsafnvrnrmsmti 1.... ' trim FYRM'III‘URE LINE? I death Net-walla Oenn. I ‘ ter a prolonged illness. . , parents, he leaves four brothers. John, ‘ ‘ " Stephen. William and Frank. and tour , I who died inJRidgeileld. see his Betor ou3' ,. ewe.- , , : Louis Avriclt The lJnlon erosion. and shoe store POSTOFFIGE BLOCK SOUTH NOBWALK Investments- Invest in bile. Annuity or Life In- some Policy. Returns are better than in most securities. 9. 1'. meeovann lhdUflANdEI Ann nsAL ll‘l‘A‘l’l 155 Waehlnmnatrest. » ‘- Tel. NI ’ . llEATIIS- Allli‘FllllElilLS JullueD. lingual-y. * Julius D. Ungvary, sled seVenteen -. years. diedat the residence efhis "pa- ‘ rents. Mr. and Mrs. John Unzvary. Sound View avenue, this mornings:- .Besldes his sisters. Mrs ArthurlE. Benedict. Mrs. -lGabrlel Hamill. Mrs Julius Browne! New Haven. and Miss Elisabeth Ung~ vary. The iuneral will be held Sun- day afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock. from the house, and from St. iadislaus Church, at 3 o'clock. interment will be in St. Mary’s cemetery. Funeral of Patrick Brennan. The funeral of Patrick J. Brown. Wednesday. was held .irom. Sir Mary'scllurch. this morning. at 10:39 o'plocll. The ser- .I‘ vices were largely attended and the . floral offerings were loony and very “ beautiful Rev. '1‘. J. Finn oidciated. The pall- -bearers were John J. Barry. Michael Duffy, Edward Oldlield and John F. Rooney. interment was in St. Mary’ a cemetery. Mn. Susan Raymond. . M.rs Susan R_symond, widow of the ‘I late George W. Raymond. died this morning at an early hour at her home“ on Railroad avend'e'. Denies, aged sev- enty- -two years. She is survived by - ‘ two daughters and one‘ son—Mrs. Wil- ' ' liam Mills. of Rowayton; Mrs. Clar- ence L. Brush. of this city, and Arthur Raymond. of Dorian. The fllneral will ~ . be held from her late home, Railroad .i avenug‘Darien, Sunday alteration. at ’2 o'clock Rev. Mr. Lawson. pastor or ' the M. E. Church. will oiilciate. ’ barial will (allow in RoIIwayton ceme- ‘ W175 . . _ a, Little Francis state. son of Mr. and ‘ - 'Mrs. E A. State. or Cross street, was ‘ struck by a stone thrown at him yes I tel-day afternoon, The stone hit the- . little fellow‘ a left ear m split the lobe, -‘r so thllt Dr.‘ W. J Tracey, who was call- IedI. had to sew it up. . sergeant J Harry Gibson relieved the suitor-lag e: a oil! which was be-' ingthrought through town in a wagon. all MMg bound with ‘ropds. He stopped the driver And made him antic the animal and land it along behind the. wagon.- H ‘VI-decidadatshelag mention“!!! ~ iguulyma-evetsommm andexpenseétatrieiheten W W. liflwilett. .. std" Attorney Homer 8. den 'i Winthedthaerininelnurerlor i-T courtdoeketyefihdsylnroeordtflle. owingto thebet Ithetmenr ct l Della Duran oi MNMW‘ lDloye at Dr IGivens' sanitation like". charged with the theft of a 'diamond ring W. to Sarah Lord. a seller: employs. changed her plea to glinty. She had been any on s couplg o! deWys' vacation and while away had used more liquor ‘thsn was good for her with the re- suit that she too): the ring and pawnv ed it without realizing what she was ‘ doing. .,~ ' Della had been in jail for .six months awaiting trial and in oon‘ sideration of that fact the court im- Ipesed a sentence of one month in Jail Sentence Suspended. Dominick Mento, charged with indecent assault. also a Stamfordite was committed to the State reforms- tory at Cheshire for the period of one year. Execution at this sentence was suspended by the court however and Mento was placed unde'r probation. ' John Howard charged with statu- Itory burglary in Stepney in stealing a watch and chain and some clothing while intoxicated drew from the court a sentence of ‘one year in jail. ~ It was explained to the court that his employer over wages due him and that he had taken the burglar- loud method of evening up for what he believed this him. Counspl. for Howard said the prisoner was dyir one or leaving the country to enter the Austrian‘srmy. The court saved him from that late tor a year at least. ‘ Commuters to Jail. i ‘Auguslt'Brioaach, a boy who was some time ago“ placed under proba- tion in the’ Superior Court _was brought up in court before Judge Bennett this morning and it shown that in like“ probation was not -i. success U He vies sentenced to one War in laid. , A bond of "00 was called in the case of Walter? Smith charged with statutory burglary. the bond being furnished by Minnie Russell. Willis Merritt of Stamford was brought to thenh‘ar charged with as- sault with intent to kill Joshua Green. took place an Green's house and that Green had” been out half ado:- en times with a-pocket knits, Men ritt pleaded guilty to slm‘ple assault and State's Attorney Cummings did not object to a‘ change in the indict- ment. Merritt was committed for one year in the county jail. Michael De 3 Vella. charged with carrying concealed weapons and and‘ whose" arrest took place several days ago in Stratiord. was sentenced to - six months moan; ‘Attorney Ivan Morehouse who prosecuted De Vol: la in the Stratford court stated the‘I prisoner had been found in a tree near a house in Stratfard from which after he came down from the tree’ at the request .0! .e constable a re- ..volver was found concealed in the I top of the tree and a shoemakers . knife about 6 inches long on De Vel- la’ a person "‘ De Villa‘ a pseudo hr naming these weapons was that he héd :I many enemies in Bridgeport and that SI: he did not dare he without them.‘ Judie BennettWI untapped him to one . F : Swell Front Princess ’ P‘“Has large bevel 5' P ‘ “;_Iolaw feet. Tins onlwgé‘iohe or Thi5 Fine Ousrtered Oalt chwe Howard had hearsome diflerence with .~ was It wss’statedthat the airair‘ the owners were absent and. that’ Axr :Y-e . 1 Hyatt Positively the Last Days of the we Ladies T 10er Suits All Opportunity to Purchase Stylish and Seasonable Suits, at Just One-Half their Former Prices. All of the Tailor- ed Goats are Marked Way Down. I Do Net Miss This Chan‘Ce to Save Money. H KRIEGER & CO The Store that Sells Everything to Everybody on a Practical Charge Account Plan.» The flrststeplsgenelally the hardest for the child. It up it’ s lililill t9 venturedonyard luake sushi cap quite .9. ‘. it is With the public. At Ihrst tiley are shy to purchase . ‘ them to trade In any other store. We have been fertiiving ourselves for this fall with asleek of Millinery that Will be greater than ever. In 4‘, our trimmed hat department you will iind excluswe ‘ 5 styles—~styles that cachet be had in any ether Stare. ‘ While the European war has been“ the cause at gle5t , advoilce lIn millinery materlal, there will be no adlrante- V here “ We bought our trlmmmgs before the. prices A f were advanced , , Silk Velvet Shapesfrom $1. 50 to $5. 00 but only the 3' best quality Silk velvets are used. no velveteens. Come ' and see our advanced styles on credit but after they have taken thé first step, as the result of our censtallt pushing, and 555ured them- selves that what said was really so, you could not get ~..__._......—.— 551) so “We 12‘“ it‘dy -
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