'Wo’lldoour beptto.
Vheglsutohurn, for if.
whacwyouwlilratum:
m’vedeaitinCoelmt
all our. life end know
whetkintberogood;we
, “bwfiirmwfle‘
' “evolves-hm; »
- no Coal the: anot‘hs
it‘fails to conquer cold we
suffer for its sins.
wematt-naaugosl'7;
FERRIS COAL Josephnosenfien prop
The Hatch a
I ........
saw- enemas. 7
Lied-lees in» at” Gel-7e which
:mm m Werner; to dis-
muss mm leather. These cases
sell tor one-half the price at leather
cases. and wear equally as well.
The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
Money leaned on articles of value.
Musical Instruments, Her are. unre-
deemed pledges. . 7
40: WATER. 87' EET.
“BUYV
‘ * Coal '
‘ : 11168. Resilient: SonCo)
TIE-é M 1:: WATER or.
7 PW“
SOUTH .NORWALK
*‘lIIIIII-II-L .
» v.9. . ONLY ONE.
modest this year, as I sell at such a
low price just to advertise my
Red Oak Coal
lid returned. ' '~ ‘
" WILLIAM EFI-‘RON.
-8- ROWAN 81%, EAST' NORWALK.
. 441.1’70I‘. 441.
'7 ,7 Special Sale or Cement
7‘ " FOR ONE'WEEK.
ALFA on ATLAe AT 32 came
A BAG. '
Base to Be Returned
WM EFFRON
, a ROWAN at
W- 441. ‘ Tel. 441.
sasl_,, FURNITURE
' LOWEST PRICES AT
Resea ’sFurnitureStore
:1 15 Ely Avenue
w...
'A FULL LINE OF VALEN77-
TI’NE’S VALSVPAR
VAENISHV.
Fitaréli'uliyeglaSSes 7
WILLIAM J ”DORE,
» OPTICIAN. . '
Room 9, Keeler Buiidlni, -
V No. 165 Washington at.
Opposite Hoyt'i’ remiss.
"and”, Wednesday and Friday-
V .Eusnlnggemo‘t. 9..
. V 47“: .‘AVO.,7 0 “.07
Inst-:17: 62K coAi. I AM 'i'I-Is ‘
V . 7"l‘ry A bushel and you'll buy 9. ton. ~
liy cash prices srethe lowest in town. ~ . 7
I lie not aspect to make 9 large profit ' ,
1 9.1171 selling Alpha ortlsnd Cement. ~ «
At very lowest prices. The has most .
" 'RIGGERMAN
' Fresh Fish Lobsters,
Long and Round Clams
I ll. GU » vowsKv
We Buy Second-Hand
.ZPaper Hanging; .7 7
.Dworetmg. ,
Mess and Boys Sorts
GOTTLIEB’S
$7&$lOClothIngStore
. . 1i NORTH MAIN "ST.
Daily and Sunday
Papers ' 7
Delivered to your home or
office Prompt service.
Phone your ”order to ‘
Bros. 64 North Main st
'77‘1‘1N67i‘th... amStreet
“t?
w, . . All Kinds of7
Escallops, Hard and
Soft Crabs Oysters,
Is maintaining a standard for higher!
‘ enough on hand to show that the (in V 7
new management is ready tor bust» 0 olefin??? September 21' 9“ 8 ternoon. Burial will be in Pine island
ness and that the wants of the pub- a 9' cemetery.
. lie can be catered to In the best at
dt was. very quick work It is. of line
pocted, would have an’ important
. politics have been brought to the from the Fourth district of Connecti- Church officiating Burial toliowed in
Underwood and other Heuse sdminis- make 9. big tight in the iorthcomlnx.
trstion leaders whS will guide the war campaign. The
revenue bill through that body, today Twillhold their primaries toinorrow eve Filld car. bearing the "came N0 5'
awaited President Wilson' a return trom7r17ing at 6 o’clock.
New Hampshire. They hope to have}
the president's ssnctioil oi the bill, es-i
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tong“,
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lire. Frank militate“. or Norwillr. 7 7
recently Visited ‘n-lends in Westport.
Bailey Company
':-:-:-;-;-;-;n‘
linens Hiymikei-s Association is
scheduled to hold a regular meeting
Specialon'm « this “was
“.59731‘70351 Court mhsckemo. Foresters o!_
America. will meet tonight at the
$1 98. ~ rooms in South Norwalk.
Progress Forum. Fraternal Forum 7 _7
League, is to meet this evening in the
hall in Washington street.
Lonis Avrick
The Unless Olethlne rend Shoe store
POGTOFFIOE BLOCK '
SOUTH NORWALK
Mrs. Thomas Burke, of New York.
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Issac L1.
. Show. of Elm Grove street.
m7 HOTEL MAHAVCKVEMO OPEN.
The winter schedule of the Connec~
ticut Company went into oiled tOdfll'.
cars running every forty minutes ‘
and “Mum am rbun dings are in or- hereafter on the Norwslk-Stumiord
der at the New Hotel Mshackemo. ““9.
Under the management of James RIJ 1'“
ley, the new proprietor of the hostel- M133 Kathleen Trolley. Miss Ran... '
Bestoi‘ Service Under the Able Mon-
Agement of James Riley.
Excellent service, the best of food
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Jh'...‘
Jar-ran.
.‘t‘
u n'.‘.;-:.'-'.‘--'
.
The Call of Cool Weather jj‘iE
is for
Beacon Blankets
The Blankét With wool warmth
at section blanket price.
A;
ry. the Mahackemo has taken a new ‘
lease of life an dat the present time tile and Miss Elizabeth Stepleton
leave South Not-walk, tomorrow, to
than was in \ogue when the hotel was fittehd 5111131 College, Northampton.
most popular and at its height 01' Mass
success some .years ago.
One would be and is surprised it: .
a‘,m“ m the \Iuhnckemo at the 131'. There will be no rehearsal of Ophir
sent time While some of the furni-I Chapter, 0 E 3.,“03dfiy “9111118-
tuie ordered has not Vsrrlled, there is There will be a rehearsal next Mon
DEATHS Mill l’IlIIEIlILS
James Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker, of 37
Funeral services will be held this so
awn——
SsmueHrs,h ct] v
Iashion. l e m n 7‘ 0 re on y so 9 Dorothy Mildred burns.
The meals which are now being up business in Raymond street. has
served t the hotel are most excel- Ollflléd a. grocery. store in the as” .
lent 7T e seniors. colored waiters ar'e
empioved.‘ U3 “l0 hem . 3W the sup building of August Vlichmann. Elm
roundings are well in R 9 pins with gm“ street. ; ‘-‘
service and qupity or ihi: hoods. -~—,~
Meals .‘alc now being Sorted in the Ml‘. and Mrs..l J. 77_\\' Gotham and V .
cosy little dining room in the. front dangmem’ irons and Charlotte, have w‘ -
part of the house. Elevator service closed their “mm” cottage at Compo Flinernl of Captain Joseph 8. Byxbee.
'ih ha I) intlidmskes the7
:IEIAackenio $21M: 770177 convenience: Mill and 1‘93““!!!er their home in The hilld’l'fll at and“ Joseph 3'
from now on i South Norwalk. ,. Byxbee was largely attended from his
Manager illlev has ordered new! m . late residence. in Maple street Rev.
china and silverware and has se- r BMW“ '1‘ Van Doren officiated, and
cured excellent linen for bed and i‘or7BM land Mrs. J' irying Dibble’ oi SHINE I. tribute to the life 0! the de‘
table uses. The Mnhnclremo is n plea-r 3“ 8W ovenuefimve returned to this (i I. l The“ were A
7 city alter an exceptionally pleasant "“9 con ”3'7 on ‘ hi
and interesting trip to “flow, points nuiiiher oi handsome flora em ems.
sent surprise.
in the vicinity of the Great Lathes.
A son was hurting“ weelt. to Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Hermann, pt Elm.
7Grove street. Thevehrlstening core.
mony. will take place on Wednesday,
when a number of friends will be
entertained.
First‘streelfillnsst Norwnllt. died last
evenlii'f. ”Nitiiral sinnkemems have.
hot beenVconlbliitedP '
-__..,. 7.
7 Inc. CARl’E'l‘ cox'rlmc'r.
,-~——-—. - in Riverside cemetery.
Local Firm Denver‘s the Goods on
9 Time, Despite Delays.
When the contract (or 300 yards of
velvet carpet for the First Congre-
gational church was awarded to the
Tristram & Hyatt firm. the under‘
standing was that the work would
be completed, and the big carpet laid.
before Sunday. Sept 19, and despite
unforseén delays in the delivery oi’i
the goods from the manufacturers in puny members Will enjoy '3 clam bake nor was the clergyman in chat-36. Bu-
Ph‘mde‘phm- “‘9 “’0’" W” ”mph" at the conclusion of the semi-annual rial followed in Riverside cemetery. ‘
ed on time, although it took the car- bu i ii hi
pet expert of. the firm until nine o'- “1°” mee “3 t '3 evening, 7“ the
clock Saturd'nv night to do it Con— Central Fire Station, A large stten
sldering that the material was not dance is expected. ,, 1
received until late in the Week, and
that it had to be sewed and fitted,
Funeral of Mrs. De Plerne. 77
Funeral services at Mrs. Mortimer
D. De Pierne. who died in Sheitom
10 o 'clock in the chapel oi Funeral DI-
rector Frederick H. Gaming; on South
w
Funeral of Mr.» Raymond.
The funeral oi Mrs. George W. Ray-
mond was held yesterday afternoon at
Meal "um" dealers 5’9 in receipt 2: 30 o'clock front the late home on
at notification that the Connecticut 11- Railrond sveiiiie. Dorian. Rev. Mr.
quality velvet of attractive brown
comma t at the first service since the Hotel Tart, in New Haven. on the ins in the Rowayton cemetery. 3;»
the Cllurflh WM renovated Similar 15th oi this month. The conventionis ”1‘“
mOYPlW l to be followed by a banquet Norwnlk‘
. ’ will be re resent d t this even ..
ELECTION DAY IN MAINE. ‘7 .11“ 7 .1“... ms 14 months, was hold your
PORTLAND, Maine, Sept I4. Miss Giflord Clerk, at Hamilton day Afternoon from the home of m. pa-
——Fair weather today favored the avenue. left today tor Northampton, rang; 14 Snowdon avenue Rev. J .-N
voters in the first state electio Mass., where she Will teach in a. call”; omclated and burial followed In
of the year. The Progressives girls' preparatory school the coming Riverside cemetery.
cast their ballots for a complete year. Miss Clark is making the trip
party ticket for the first time in by'sutomobile with a party of Ridge
this state and the size of their held friends. .7 I
vote, observers of all parties ex~ x 7
”-1—- v. t“
“Funeral of Pedete Vendure.
\
\
Funeral of Mr. Uneven-y.
The funeral oi J‘ulius Ungvsry was
held yesterday afternoon. at 2: 30 -
Gem'se F. Shepardi candidate .017 “17° o '.clock. with Rev, J. N. Czsbo, pastor
National PIOKTGSSIVe party tor congressman of st. Lodllilsus‘ Hungarian Catholic
boating on the result.
front by. more speakers of nation- cut, was in this city 109855 where he St Mary's cemetery.
al prominence than have taken visited Philip H Fieldinxo 01369349"? . 77
|
IISSIIIS WATERBIIM
part in an “off year” election avenue. in regard to Progressivegpsrty
here for a decade. _ plans Mr. Shepard promises Mr.
.. '77‘ “Fielding, who is being prominently .7
Willi-l REVENCE. BILL READY. named as candidate for representative
WASHINGTON Sept. 14 .-—-C7hnirman that the Progressives are 80111: to
e
The Waterbury police department
N0l7‘ll’ai7k ‘PPOKI‘BSElVGS notified the local authorities that a
881 which belongs to Henry E Gur-
tis, East Hartford according to‘ the
Register, was missing (rem that city,
us
day
hborhoVod of all the local. guru. . Late Hester
it“ frighten afternoon Clinton Hunter-,5 777%; Main
7 and Union avenue notitie t a po-
led ’phone calls from eversl residents. “0.8 that Sam? ’
EWarden Walshr touud lift the do 08 his themselves t
[Hill lflllfiii
VI! so Corny: to See7 Us Before Lion ‘
. Go Elsewhere.
We Have a mine Line or Furniture,
5 eves and all Houseturnish-Ifil, - _ ..
lug Goods 7
Prices To Suit Everyhody . .-
971 7.th Main Street. .Phonc 419
pop. Congregational ton.
_. Nor-walk in said District deceased
their Administrat
number or passing automobiles rind ,‘
that our San was on their list. The -
car was traced to VDanhury and inter V
District of Norwslk, se. Probate than sick evidently 01570 a. find the,
Court. Septenihsr 12. A. D..1914 | warden shot the (1770“
Estate“ of Cornelia 7m Baird. late at Vmigery, Mr Walsh 36 pilot aBoston‘
{bulldog belonging
Ordered,‘ Thetathe VExecdtors exhibit7: resident. which it
ents during the summer. Thole
and the 79.“ persons interested
‘ ‘ were a large number oVV; prett‘yfcos
Estate ms « notiii‘Sd the:
1» Jenna 'Wslller, two-year-old son of ,
Water street. Second district. died at
the home of his parents last evening. - 7
‘ H. Krieger ,8; Go.
Dorothy Mildred Burns, intent dsugh- ‘ ‘
te'r of Mr. and Mrs. Johufliw‘Bul-ns, on '
The interment was in the tumily plot '
Conn" were conducted this morning at ' 7
Old Well Hook 7and Ladder Com. MAID street. RGV. James Benton Wer— .
shades 19““ received much favorable quol‘..deelers will hold a convention in Lawson calcified. with burial follow
The funeral services at Pedete Ven- .
new
"‘ sorted, and I ,500 ships are idle.
- shorten the war, caused an extreme decline of 4 1-2 cents
AlilillillBlLE FIIIIIIII
' 'ment sold up at $1.32,” chSed Saturday- at
’ . i ‘ her first’linc of troops from the Italian frontier, capacial-
Dog Warden Thomas F. Walsh Satur and had apparently “been stolen. Des-_ 7
99018“? the proposed three ilél‘ cent day afterhoon investigated the wild criptlons or the car were ‘phbhe‘d ‘0
tax on 1161:!“ tranSportotion charges. 3 dog‘ “are in th shooters eras-leaded against the Russians. ‘ ; . i“
' sisting of ge‘ndarmes and reservists cf the landwehr, be?
.7 . Sides cutting all the road with ditches eight feet wide ‘777
7 7737:777 ten feet fdeep I 7 ‘ 3., .
respondhnt oi the Daily Telegraph sends the following:
V . Early Showing- cf7
F all [Suits and Coats
VAt Very Attractive Prices
V We will dress your whole family from head to
.fOOtononI-easypayments, - 7. we
a!
In no other store in Noreyalk will you find such
vast assortment of Styles as can be fougd here.
. We are the largest ready-lowest- apparel store in
Fairefild Céuntx.
You ought to have a charge account 717:; this store.
War Bulletins
—ROME‘, Sept. 13, 8.30 p. 111., via Parid, Sept. I74, 320
a m .—The Giornaie d’ Ialia declares that Hamburg IS in a
serious situation on account of incl: of iced and unemploy-
ment. '1
A returning traveler brought the information and
says that while he was in Hamburg eggs were selling
there at $2. 50 a dozen, while fresh meat was priceless, all
cattle having been rcquisitioned. The smallest quantity of
fresh milk, butter and eggs is reserved for the hospitals,
the remainder, ~together with all other available food is ‘
taken to the armly storehohses, where it is accumulated by 7
the general staff for the use of the‘army. 7 '.- l
Traffic has practically ceased in Hamburg, it is as-
CHICAGO, Sept. I4-7—Reported important victories
of the allies, accepted by the grain trade as tending to
in the price of wheat on the Board of Trade here at the 7
opening today. - g i
The extreme drop was in wheat for delivery next” y,
May: This. Option, which at the climax of the War Excite— 7}
$71.20. This ' “7
morning the price declined to $1. I 5 1-2.
-
ROME, Sept I3, 9: is 21. 111,, via aP7ris, Sept 14, 5: I7
a. m 7——The Giornale d’ Italiai See that Austria has removedV
.'.. -Lflb .
ly from Grenzschultzen, as the companies of their sharp— .71 .4 ”7
The Aus rtans have prepared a defensive force con-
The possible landing ot- a “hostile force at Triestei;
7which is unfortificd had boon provided for by
trenching the. mountains overlooking the ton/ll and also
V by blockliouses built around the Gulf of Trieste. The 7re-7 7:
.7 mainder of the coast of Istria and Dalmatian has been. i
midtd
L07 D0 5, Set l2 9:15 min in.'—'~The Antwerrxcor—H
“Alcouner brings news of lighting at Hoistade, near
Norwalk Chronicler