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{Hazelton
" Coal
TheB Hersh'i'reld8tSon ct.)
'r'lIL; set. 4 122 WATER Ir.
T
8332303 3oAK GOAL
, ‘ ONLY ONE.
Try I bushel and you‘ll buy a ton.
My cash prices are the lowest in town.
I on poofy
,low priceqiust to advertise my
.Red Oak Goal
1 am selling Alpha ortland Cement
at rIery lowest prices. The bag must
be returned. '
‘ 3 3 wILLIAM .EFFRON.
. Rowan 31:, EAST NORWALK.
«Tel. 441. 3 Tel. 441.
Special Salem Cement
FOR ONE WEEK.
ALFA 0R ATLAS AT 32 CENTS
A BAG.
Bags to Be Returned ..
WM EFFRON,
3 ROWAN 8T.
Tel. 441.
'P.‘DU1)‘INE
551‘ WASHINGTON eraser.
mad»
.‘M
airfare f— In in:
Noticeab/n
your eyes have been giving
rouhlo or your glasses need
sting feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORE
DPTiCiAN.‘
Room 6. meter Building.
No. '155 Washington St.
,Dp‘lt‘oalte Hart's Them 3 ‘
33WItanIdIy Ind 'Frldl
get) to
I AM THE w
I do nofiupect to make a large brofit ' '
this year, as I sell at such a '
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and
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otcperleneeen'daneltem reputation tor conscientious Ilse!-
Roses seem " '
we has the of salt Oils! which
was on at Innmto Iii- '
ftinnilh‘m real leather. ram cases
sell car one-half the prime! leather
cases, and wear equally as well.
The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP ‘
Money leaned on articles of valuwe.
Musical Instruments. Hardware. unre-
deemed pledges.
40 WATER . STREET.
_80UTH NDRWALK
' am:- a? mm mm In : '
WALL
PAPER
Painting
Paper Hangmg
Decoratmg
' The Gerham Co.
10 FIN! OI-
3EIIt Namath . .
Tel. 48!.
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Fall Styles
Mons and' Boys’ SuIts
.11G'OTTI'LIED’S ._
1378.310 CluthiugStOIe
II Noam MAIN 's‘r.
Welmbegildto
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SPECIAL SALE ON MEN'S,
SWEAT-ER COATS,
PRICES 50¢ TO $6.00.
Louis Avrick
The Union clothing In.) out. Store-
‘Posrorrtcs sLocK
court-I nonwsut
trauma “Elli“ ,
tittiiilllllli till
Drop out of Sight
”——
WASHINGTUN. Sept 23.~~Passnge
by the Senate today or a simple riv-
er and harbor bill carrylnx 320.000-
00 lump sum, for continuing. work on‘
water“ out to be scle ted by army en-
gineers defeated mnuy Connecticut
projtcts that were contained in the
bill, as passed by the House In an.
protod by the Senate Iommcrce com
mittee several weeks ago. The prin-
cipal items knocked out are New Lon-
don harbor 3150. 000. New Hater) liar.
bur 1.0 000 and Bridgeport harbor
8111300 Other items no longer in
the bill are Stunington harbor $6. 000,
Milford harbor $3. 700. Greenwich
harbor $35, 000 and Connecticut Riv
or below letford Slf). 000. ‘
Then new bill fails to proxide for
many surxcys of Connecticut water-
ways that were plopnscd in the old
bill, including surmts It Shetuckct,
Quinchztug and i‘renth livers with
it flew to cnnalizing between Norwich
and Worcester; cunnl frilm Middle
.~ ton'n ot New Britain: Tunris Island
Quinui'piac Riv,” Mill River and
Morris C0\e, New ll’men hurl)or; Ml-
anus Rhcr, Housutonic Rhcr Nor-
walk and New Haven hnrhors Mystic
River. Brunford harbor and rix er and
Ynntic litter.
it is thought possible that more or
less sntisfuctort allotments from 3“ 0.-
000 000 miaht be made by the engin-
core. for some of the Connecticut ima
prmcmcnt projects especially the
smaller ones. proiided the House ac-
ttpts the modified bill. as there is
tIlk of not doing.
lteprcsentatiie Malian may fight for
New London and the canal annoys.
Representative Reilly is philosophical,
recognizing the anomaly or making
huge waterway appropriating and at
the same time increasing taxation.
Representative Donovan long ago do
nounced the waterway bill as a. ‘pork
B
Daily and Sunday
Papers
' Delivered to your home or
office" Prompt service.
Phone your order to
RIGGERMAN
nos. 64 North M‘tlillst'.
barren" Donovan is repertcd to be
going home (or his congressional con-
vention Thursday ,Somebody may ob-
ject in the House as Donovan object-
Ied today to Representative Glass of
Virginia going home to vote
Senator McLean is here on the job
until Congress adjourns. it is said. We
presentatlve Lonergau returned today
from his nominating convention and-
rcports that things look good for the
democrats in Connecticut
Mr. Lonergnn was advised hr the
lstate department mtoday the American
consuls Iepor that Edward Bode. of
Hartford, left Germany for home;.
that Mrs. Antone Hefner New Britain.
is at Munich, Bavaria, and that Thom-
as J. Broderick Hartford. is serving
as an officer of the custom house at
.m—
\Vuhu, China.
CDT BILL'S
Bridge Fish Market
71 North Maid Street
All Kinds of “
Fresh Fish Lobsters.
Escaliops ‘ “
1.:
sum III) FilltEilAts
DIcIr Willi-In Marvel.
Oscar Willlsm3 Marvel, byesr old
son of Mr. and Mrs Edward Marvel.
of 119 Water street, died at the hero's
of his parents yesterday afternoon
Funeral services were held this after-
noon at 2:30 o’clock, with liev F 3A.
Coleman, pastor of .‘l‘rin‘ity Episcopal
33 Church. officiating The body was re
‘ moved to' Sanford, Delaware. for bur
19.1.th Funeral Director 31). W Ray
mood in change 3‘ “
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no ‘1
'1‘!
If so
Ste
Rides To Suit Everybody
M. GUTKOWSKY
.37' North Main Street.
pop. Congregation“ Bhutan
" W" 3B?!” W 'W F“"““'” “d Soldiers' llama, Noroton, last Sunday.
"3 souru noawALK. com
on so...) Amtrmo IN
1; ‘l’thiT‘l‘illF LINE?
tlo ElscWhere-
veil and all Honsefurnish-
ins. Goods ”
w. .
Stoves»
TREES TRIMMPD'", ‘.
CAVITIES TREATED.
" Beaupatn S Saunders
AHBOHGULTUHIOTI. . .
Come to See“ Us Before ‘Uou
. '1
Shane 1‘16
‘ 3 {friends in- Bridgeport. yesterday.
"Bahy' Gould.
Fannie Margaret Gould oneyear-
old daughter of Mr. :and “iiirs Em-‘
‘manual Gould, died this morning. at
We 1 .ave a lme Line of Furniture. 3l the home of 1191‘ parents“ 11. Wood;
_I§t'reet The funeral will be held to-‘
moi-row afternoon from the. house at
':2 30 o'clock,‘ M
Funeral or Jéhfistsn'uermnn‘.
_ The funeral of John Siandermsnnfi
Civil War veteran. who died at the
‘was held yesterday. Burial was in
' was a member of dpmpany E. 7th 51.1!
V. 31;"” .
.Mrs. L. l. Ppghe. of Washington
{street enjoyed. i. pleasant ‘v'isl't. withs
'2 fittest Sell lien in W
'1 in one of Raymond Brothers' coal bins
Harbor and River Approprlzilons I
I provide a pleasanter and shorter route
‘l
'3 : cided to hold within the near future 8
Spring Grove cemetery The deceased .
3 'ttutlon' yesterday. afternoon.
llllttl Bl Hill
our)»; Yard sums-nan
3 3mas‘amr. seer. :23, :91...
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Alarm in Peace Firs
Spontaneous combustion of soft coal " 3 3
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35’"
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caused the second are in that com-
pany’s yards on Water street within
New Dress Goods for Fall'and Winter
‘All of the new and Standard shades and weave! includi
ford Cord, San Toy. Broadcloth, Gabardine, Plaids, Black anndgw‘hite checks. Roman Slap“: 1.1.22
200 feet of hose and had the fire out
in half an hour. The effective service
rendered by the firemen confined the
flames to the shed in which it start-
ed. protecting from damage the msnl'
wooden structures in close proximity.
A large per cent. of sulphur in the
soft coal is said to have caused the
spontaneous combustion,
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New PriceonSkinnerSatins ‘3
Cotton Back, Old Price 37%, New Price 25c a yard
Ottoman, Whipcord, Bed— "If?
' .1 short time. The fire broke out at F: and the 3m? ”“15”,?“ SW sag“ .
about 2:45 o'clock this momln‘. _ '3, " i‘ \
The flames burned the sides of ti! .33
. his; part of the run-way) and demand :3”: Genlm F b S On D “ Y d
quite badly the roof of the shed. Very :3: renc erge, e 0 al- a ar
little of the soft coal was burned, and Sui-i B
. . y a fortunate purchase we are ah] I; ms 1'. th oods new ‘
Thomas 1 Raymond, of Raymond “i amt!” at th e o p en 6% imported g in all the -"-’
e same old price of $1. on the ard. 0 "‘”
Brothers' estimates the loss to be very 3.1-} ' y wing to the European W the“ M '3’:
“gm :1, :1?! “fig"; 0:181:33”. 01nd no more canbe obtained until normal conditions abroad pre— I-I‘i-Z
A call was sent into the South Nor- ”*5 , ~ ' tie our splendid um 0f Gemian Dress Goods. .-
waih fire department which respond. :3 ' I:
led in short order. The firemen laid 3.:- :
The whistle on the boat of Contract-
ors McHIrg Barton & Company, It
the new Washington street bridge.
blew several blasts in the early part
of the tire. and attracted many people
post?" run Hill
BELIIAll surrtntns
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to South Norwallt. 3
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THE ll'lSH SilllllllL
l ALUMNI flFFlllEllS
l The Norwalk liigh School AIumntw
iAssociation held its annual meeting
.and election of otllcers at the High
Iscliool last night. The election of cm»
cers resulted as follows:
President Clinton C. Hubbell.
«Vice Presidents-Charles Sterling
Recording Secretary—Miss Marlon
D.ertt
Financial
Ferris.
Treasurer—Jay S, Buckley.
A general discussion of plans 'of the
association for the coming year can—
sumed considerable time. It was do-
to the scene. One of the locomotives A country Fair will be held at Mr;
oh the railroad also sounded an Borglum's Studio in Slivermine on Set-
elarm. urday afternoon and evening of this
A still alarm was sent into the,\\eek, September 26th. commencing at
South Norwsllt fire department at 3 2 o'clock. The proceeds will be added
o 'clock yesterday afternoon ADD!“- to the relief fund which is being raised
ently children had been playing with tombs beenfit of destitute Belgian wo-
matches in the rear of a house anguish and children. whose men are in
Franklin street belonging to the Nel- the army, .
a0: Taylor estate The fence bor People from Norwalk. Wilton, Silver-
daring the house was blazing merrily mine. Ridgefleld, New Canaan and
when the firemen arrived, but theiWcstport are contributing generously
fismes were put out in a short time than) time and effort to make this en-
_The damage VIM slight. The 10081 tertelutnent a success. There will be:
firemen have been kept on the lump a gypsy caravan and fortune teller,a
this month. having been called Dill l‘unchund Judy show. “hoopla train 3
seten times so far during September. led d088. crab him a cider will. 5 dairy
ibooth. butter made and sold on the
sun“: “0‘" “I'm place. coffee. tea, correct weight ma-
. chine, art gallery, Belgium
BE IHPHDVED' 1 pictures. crafts work and stone sold at
auction. exhibition of caricature pio-
' M‘”"“ tures of Silvermine artists will be die-
A plan to materially rattledy the con-I played. Supper will be served on“ the
gestlon of ironic or) Wall, street, Nor place. prolesso,‘ Heinsling 33nd “.53
Milk which is causing so much trou‘ lRunImler will give their renowfled in-
Me and which is receiving the C0118” ternationai congress of living freaks;
oration 0" Police 0031““ loner R M. also.‘ their sniotue dancer will be pres-
Wolfe, might he suggests in the malt-2 ented by .;tl)em there will be markets
in: of the Shore road, icon) Westport: of vegetables, fruits and flowers. for
to South Norwaik a highway to beiuhich prizes will be xitcn. The vege-
USEG for part Of the exceptionally tables are pumpkins, celery, potatoes.
heavy traffic which travels over the cabbages—a prize for best; apples.
Post road into the center of upper Vol"l peaches, pears. grapes—~a prize for
walk. best; a prize tor best encasement of
This plan could be made feasible by basket of fruit. and a prize for best
the permanent pavins of a few unpav- collection of flowers. The garden pro-
ed stretches of road along this route ducts will be sold at auction after the
The Shore road from Weatpori to Win- prizes are worded; there will be cakes.
field street is excellent. The state lfilpreserves and fancy work there will
at present permanently anlng Wln- be many wares on sale by readers in
field street to East avenue. The pu- genome.
ing of a few hundred feet 0f E331 3"" It. is desired that all those interested
nue to Van Zant street. “'thh ‘3 at should contribute either fruit, flowers,
present being paved. and “ill! ““3 Ed“ preserves, cake or fancy work; all arti-
dltion of a few hundred feet of permit- cles to be sent to 5 West avenue. Nor-
nent paving from Van Zflnt “1‘9” walk, or to the Borglum studio. '
along Fort street to the EDDTOECI‘ 0’ the A motor bus will meet all Broad Riv:
new \Vaslllnston street. would make 3- er cars, afternoons; first motor bus
direct route of permanent vag- leaving at 1:43, and will carry those
810113 E beautiful 5081011 or country. desirous of attending the fair. in casp
from westport. along the shore 1'03“: of reinthe fair will beheld on Monday.
down Winfield to Van Zant and thence W ‘
' down Fort across the new Washington OBSERVED THIRTIETH WEDDING
street bridge. \ 3 WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
This plan would be remedying were " The thirtieth anniversar) of Mr. and
risometrafllc troubles in the centerot Mrs James Whaiey. of Spring Hill"
“Norwalk and would, at the sometime. avenue, was pleasantly enjoyed last
e'v‘bning at their home. The cecaeion
- was celebrated by playing games, en-
, toying. musical selecthns, dancing and
phono‘ar’aph pieces The couple were
the recipients of many beautiful pres- 1
Mr. Whaiey’s brother and nleCe from
New Jersey, were present. Mrs. '[
Lewis Johnson, \1rs.F‘iorence_ Vinita!
-. Miss Carrie Crabbe. Mrs Lavenege,
of New York. Mrs. Hattie Crobb
and Mr and Mrs. Holaling «moi! Bridgev
port, and other out of town friends
attended and helped to ma lF‘e. trifle {If-z
fair one of lasting memory. 3
W.»
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FDRTYSIXTH WEDDING A3 IVER.
. _ _ 8_3ARY . W'l
" Judge and Mrs Daniel Dun op. of
West street, yesterday very quietlY33
celebrated their torty~sixthw33 ding
anniversary During the day many'
hearty cengratuistions were received
by the popular couple over RR “Shane
l
'l SecretaryQWilliam 3 H
.‘i‘
l
reception and dance. Tlie newly 915W
'ed president will appoint the V3110“
committees and his list yiill be an-
lounced later.
» .. and by mail In the evenln'g Mr. and
NORWAL‘K HOSPlT' , NOTES. ,. Mrs. Duulop entertained a few relav
Frenlt Sanicl'r or ‘ ‘oticitt “Va e- thes‘ and friends who called to per-
iInue, Norwaik, was 'dis‘c lir'ge‘d from the
Norwa’ik Hoéiptal this" tternoon.
Mrs. some _-,Donnls', South Main
ibtreet." was discharged from the lust!
l .
so happy on occasion. Mr. and Mrs.
entire community. 3
museum. 3 a
sonally‘ present their felicitations on _
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up’a/a’11n3m -' a ’Ia a!-
'\'.\‘\-\‘\‘\-\‘y ‘\‘\.\-\.\-\‘\‘\-
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in most complete. All the
the latest effects in Sailor
Shapes, all. 333.33.".
Krieger
a -I"- -1
‘\-\"'.\‘\-
OUR SHOWING
of ‘
FALL MILLINERY
Special for this week while they last, Silk Velvet
sea-’-
Dress Yourself on the
.
\..‘0¢‘\‘n -\‘ \e. \n‘u“~-'\- \. \.
‘ a I. a ALI-7",
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newest silk velvet shapes,
and Velour Outing Hats. . '
98¢
on u}. ‘3‘}...5
4,41, A". ~..‘, 4’; d '0/‘. -1
System.
"‘_’ -' -’- ‘
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Albert Pierson of the J. .1 Cash Co
is confined to his home on West
streetw‘ith a severe attack of appen-
dicitis.
§
I
The regular meeting and rehearsal!
of the American Band will be held
tonight at the headquarters in Water.
street, Second District
Farrell S Bette and family spent a
few hours in town today with Mr.
Bett‘s‘ mother. this being their firsti
visit in \‘orwali. since their trip
abroad .
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Much credit is given to Mrs Ghlot-
Hospital for the past week.
Acting under instructions from Dog
Warden Thomas F ”'Vi’aish Once;-
Bryan Silk yesterday afternoon shot
'E‘mil Karels dog, which recently at-
tacked and severely bit Dorothy Strut:
ton, five-year- old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Raymond Stratton of Havilbnd
street.
‘1'”
The Oillcers' AssOciation of the
First District fire department held a
meeting last night, at which reports
from the various committees arrang-
‘ing details for the coining fair were
present it was voted to invite May‘
or F l. Burnell to open the fair and
also to have as guests the members of
‘the city council. E J. Hill. Jeremiah
Donovan, William Vollmer and Han-
tord Wood, of New Canaan. The felt
from all preliminary . indications
Dunlop are well known throughout points to being one of the best ever, this world.
Nor-walk and have the respect of the it is to be held in the Town Assembly“
lilaillieginning October 1! ,3"
. lar Roton Point, 3
~have taken up their residence for ‘a.
. tomobile.
popu-
Barley
~Neviile Hayley, manager of
and Mrs.
short time at the Hotel MahaI-kemo.
The three- year-old boy of Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Artellg, was found wan-
dering around the street this morn-
ing. He was brought to the police sta-
tion where-his mother claimed him
' later,
E R Condon and George F Grant,
of Salem. Mass" passed through this
city today on their way to New York.
The party is making the trip by aw
They stopped at the Ma.»
hackemo Hotel for a short time.
A quarrel' between two 'l'talians on
South Main -street last evening creat-
ed considerable excitement and 3 '9.
large crowd collected. A complaint
was sent to the polite but the affair
did not warrant the making of any,l
arrests l
I
THE FUNNY SIDE OF "‘3.
Take life humorously if you can:
”‘not dippa'ntly—there is a wide differ)-
ence between humor and frivoiity'y
cuts The party did not break up “11‘ to of Burrltt avenue, the wife of Tony' when we have found the difference‘we
'tl'l the early hours in the morning Giuotto. ”‘8 well known fruit dealer canont have too much of the former; ‘
with everyone unanimous in agreeing of this town; for her kind attention In particular do women need thé‘ 18“? .
that they had had a very nice time- and regular visits to the hot-walk 9,, of a joyous 8mm Too may ”,3.
prone to seriousness, which often be;
comes absolute and pervading gloom.
"After considerable effort, " says "-1
man and father, “1 think i have culti
voted 3. sense of humor in my young
son. He did not possess it net! Telly;t
but i have taken home and h. 1 him
read the humorous papers‘ and periodi-
eels. have told him funny stories thatl
would hear, and made him see the fun;
' ny side of things whenever possible.
Andmow I notice that he enjoys e. 101m
and sees the point with more zest than
Lexpected possible a short time ago"
Parents ought to regard humor devel-
oping more than they do in the train‘
ing of their children When Charles
Dickens crested Mark Tapley he con-
(erred a distinct lever on mankind and
the spirit which helps us to be “sheer
iul under’ depressing circumstances" is
the .one that is akin to tho 1.. thit or
lfinding a merry side to the affairs of,
..... H.-.“ ' i
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