{irsusls COAL
_ COMPANY.
BUY
Hazelton
Coal
-. The B. Hershlield&SonCo
' III. as. m WATER Ir.
ONLY ONE.
idly c‘ash prices are the lowest in town.
7 Inn price just to advertise my
Red Oak Coal
.iili‘Im selling Alpha ortland Cement
4 Qtvery lowest prices. The bag must
be returned.
" WILLIAM EFFRON.
I ROWAN 91%, EAST NORWALK.
' TN. 4441. ‘ in Tel. 441.
.‘i-
FOR one wssx.
‘- 'ALFA on ATLAe Ar 32 came
‘ A no. '
.' 4 . Bus to Be Returned
WM. EFFRON,
‘ 3 ROWAN er.
{res on. Tel. 441.
We have juSt received a ship-
ment of Ranges guaranteed to
bake and heat, that we will sell
from $14. 50 upward. Come and
look them over before going else-
wv-hére. For honest dealing and
prices fair, none with Mr. Rosen
*Rosen’ sFurnitureStme
‘ 15 Ely Avenue
GUNS and
AMMUNITION
M PLD‘UNNE
its—u Eyeglasses
.0...
honld your eyes have been giving
. you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to consult
.4 WILLIAM J..MOORI.
‘ OPTIGIAN.
Room 6, Keeler Build!
No.155 Washington
40pnosl4te Hoyt’n Thdm
y; «destiny "1‘.- Friday
Evenlnps. 8:10.100.
Jamar." e! as expert to dis-
“Madman'rhuem
sell for oneehalf the price of leather
The NORWALK
Musicsl Instruments. Hardware. unre-
’ deemed pledges.
.‘iIiII.
...n..
4 “ransom;
menu can era-noni- m
eIIesI'Ind wear equally II well.
PAWNSIIOP
Joseph Rosenfield. prop.
Money leaned on articles of value.
.0 WATER .TREET.
“SOUTH NORWALK
IN RED OAK COAL I AM THE .
Try I bushel and you'll, buy a ten. 4 4
I I do not expect to make a large prom ‘
4“ coal this year, as i sell at such I
Mens’ and Beys’ Suits!
dos use? wAsHine'ros eraser. 4
"Win": .
PMMR
Painting 5
Paper. Hanging
iDecoranng' ‘
4 The Gorham Co.“
10 First It. 4 Eur Nomlli
«‘0'» :fi r.._——.4.-
Fail Styles
Ill
GOTTLIEB’S ~
378.310 ClothingStore
11 NORTH MAIN er.
fie‘wgdlei'aslreoI—W
hounmmhmfluvemnuy
“Whimm o!
- musmuonmm
~ mmm-«mmm II‘eirGIy.
eigpefleneesndenmnpotetion tor conscientious mi
The Hatch 8: Bailey Company
. for ten days at discounts upto 25 per
' will be open until 9 o‘clock p. m.
.. Green “SAUL” Trading Stun]! Given.
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woofer. SALE on men's
SWEATER coe'rs.
PRICES 50¢ TO $6.00.
4 I I '
Louis ,Avnck
The Union clotnlng' Ind Shoe Store
Posrorrlcs ILocK
SOUTH sonwALK
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v.“
NOTICE
it is important for everybody to
save as much money as they can and
buy at the lowest prices-I offer, at
prices LOWER ihan ever before.
WATCHES. (DUCKS. J . ' i
and OPT-[CAL GOODS.
cent. i offer more than $3. 000 stock
Don't (loin)! Don’t miss it! \‘o
swimllinx!
Charles Brand sins it and he never
lies.
During the Ten days the store
Remember.
Chas. Brand.
PRACTICAL .WATCIIMAKER
Jeweler and Optician.
1'38 \VASH INGTON STREET
—
ifs-5m no russnsts.
w—fin—o
an to uni _:;; . .4
f memos...
; been #691,! It the corner of State
_ street and Riverside avenue. which -‘
"" indicate that the lower shor'o road is
xclosed to tradle. The road is bah:
covered with a macadam
1"“ voted It the sunset W'W‘ '
Alter tong noisy—«Ashen:-
sd work Last Year
wss'rposr, Sept. 28.‘-Signs have
big held last year" to pave meanest
from Nor-walk. going post until the sp-
4propristion was exhdusted.
figured thIt the money would suffice
three months since. The lower road
is used nearly as much as the State
Southport. It
'withln a few years that thoroughfare
will be accepted by the State as a
State highway.
Llllillllll IEIBIIEI
008E SOIE STUITS
WASHINGTON. Sept. 28.———Lin(‘oln
Beachey. in an aeroplane, looped the
loop four times over the dome of the
capitol today, while President Wilson
watched the performance from a
White House window. The aviator
then made such an abrupt landing 0n
the lowlands of the Potomac river
near Washington Monument that oh-
servers in the tall wireless towers at
the Arlington rudio stelion reported
he had fallen. ‘
licachcy then finishid the perform-
ance by turning two films over the
White House land thew-more loops.
llying low over the business section
of the city while government officials
and thousands of spectators hold their
breath.
.._...
onAcs‘ pAnIeH sores.
Funeral of Edward Duhlgp.
The funeral of Edward Duhlgg was
held Saturday from his into home. Gil-
man street. Black Rock. at 8:30 o‘clock
and half an- hourlater from 'St.
Peter's Church. Bridgeport." where; I
solemn requiem mass was celebrated
by the pastor, Rev. Thomas J. Kelly.
deacon; Rev. Thomas J. Picker.‘of St.
Patrick's. subdeacon; Rev. Edward v.
Murphy. of St. Augustine's. At the
offertory Miss Mary Foley sang "AV.
i'ul Land on High." After the ser-
vices werevover'lohn Hughes sang
“Face to Face." When the body was
being removed from the church Mr.
Hughes rendered “1 Heard the Voice
oi Jesus Say." There was a wealth
of floral tributes attesting the effec-
tion and devotion in which the de-
Daily and Sunday
Papers
Delivered to your. home or
office Prompt service.
Phone your order to_
RIGGERMAN .
ROS.. 64' Nofth Main St.
. .
- cursors ,
Bridge Fish Market
71 North Main Street
All Kinds oi
Fresh Fish LehSters.
if
Eacailops, . .a-H id and
Soft Crabs. Oysters.
Long and lloundClams
4 THE FERN-TUBE LIVE? "
it so. Come to See Us Before Uou
Go Elsewhere.
We Have .a Fine Line of Furniture.
Stoves and all Housefurnish-
in; Goods. '
Prices do Sun Everybody
.
~. TREES TRIM-MED
CAVITIBS TREATEDw
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' AMWUL‘I’UWO.
SOUTH HOIWM-‘Ik CONN.
M GUTKOWSKY ~
of atoms stern sweet; Phone us
Opp. Congregational 91inch“.
o‘Buy second-Hand bur-time and
Clarke.
icemetery. Rev. Thomas J. Kelley reed.
eley. of1 East Norwalk.
Mrs..Neliie F. Spicer.
Mrs Nellie F Spicer widow of
Capt John W. Spicer, of the 7th New
York National Guard in the Civil War.
ion, 0.. Mrs Nellie S. Clark, of New
York and Mrs. Mortimer Smith of
Newtown All her daughters and her
Pitsileld. Mails" were with her at the
time. of her death. Mrs. Snicer had
been failing in health for six months.
hut-had been seriously ill only a week.
The funeral was private. 'The burial
was'made in-ehe Newtown‘ Cemetery
Cooke, Scientist of Stamford. Conn.
Mrs; Spicer was Well known here hav-
ing often visited her daughter,.Mrs.
Nellie R 8. Clarke. " -~
' Funeral of Baby slicox.
The innsrsl of Ernest Herbert Sll
cox. 14 months-old Son of Mr and Mrs.
from the home of his parents Rev.
Frederick A Coleman. pastor of Trin-
ity Episcopal Church. officiated. s'nd‘
burial followed in East Norweik Gems
8181'!
Adj 4.3.4 131135,!
Increases _4
Maria: and after the mass. “Benutl~'
daughterrinhlsw. Mrs W E Spicer oi _
" Services were conducted- 4ji‘by Mr;
H L. Silcox, of 6 Thomas street was 4 -
held yesterday afternoon at 3 ociock
of as treasurer and a vestryman. in the'
close or parish-4 MINA.
Tuesday~Micimpimsa3 —— Celebration
of the Holy Communion. It 980.. with
special intercession for missions.
Wednesday—Woman's Guild in the ling lighthouse "5“ numbers oil 4
.Afternoon ‘9‘ deaths occurred. A number of perches ’i
Parish Hall. at 2: 30.
friends welcome.
Thursday—Rector's
Mrs. Howard Wilson, 9 West
street. at 3 o ”clock
icatessen store. at to sun. "
The evening service will be resumed
Sunday next at four in .the afternoon.
most of the dioceses will be used. The
'from Grace Parish. 44 4
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JOLLY FIVE DANCE,
The Jolly Five. a well-known or-
two hundred attended and danced to
“\‘N‘ ‘\
Edi-3
. E-
ately The street was to be paved
it was 'g
to pave the road from the Nor-walk! Li
line to the Bridge’street bridge. The
contract was awarded early in the _j_‘-~-
summer and was to have been finished .- :
within 25 days. and it is now nearly. '
55 The Best Dollar" [Umbrella Made
turnpike. especially byresidents of the. I
. lower section of Greens Farms and ‘
is anticipated that
music dispensed by Svec's orches/trs.
The Jolly Five organized three years
ago for the purpose of raising funds to. . .
furn'h a bell for St. Udislsus'
Church. and Saturday night's dance
was their farewell dance. having ac-
complished their purpose in raising
the $400 necessary. Stephen Lengyel
and John Thopsey were the commit-
tee in ‘chsrge of all arrangements. and
it was‘ largely through their tireless
eiforts that the above sum was real-
ized.
LURE or‘ LIGHTHOUSES.
4 Perches Near the Lantern Leuen the
' Slaughter of the Birds.
Every year the lighthouses all over
the world are the cause of the destruc-
ln four
Monday—Special meeting of “1° 13‘ n.ights during the migrating season ten
gal voters of the parish for the election thousand birds were killed at the Bar-
Most of the birds lint-
Guud room. at 8 Voqlri'. meetlns st tercd about the lantern until, finding
ino resting place, they at last died
tion of thousands of birds
lleur light.
from exhuustion.
Some time ago the matter was taken
up in Holland. where at the Tel-schol-
is now claimed that during the whole
H9199" with of the migrating season. when thou-
M‘in sands of birds pass the lighthouse. not
4 more than 100 Ire killed. At night
Friday—Cake sale under auspices of every perch 1, crowded “nutmeg es
the Women s Guild at Morehouse‘ s del~ many as 10000 birds roosting at one
‘.timo
The Royal Society for the Protection.
of Birds. iollowing this example. set
in compliance with the president's up perches at St. Catherine's and the
ceased was held The pail-bearers proclamation, prayers for peace will “Caskets. and now Trinity House (the
were Edward Duhlgg. Alexander Du- offered at all the services next Sun-‘ British lighthouse board) has permit-
higg. William DUNS! and Charles ‘1”- F0’ this the Old” 133““ by the ted the society to furnish other light
Burial was in St. Michael's Bishop of New York and licensed by houses with similar accommodation
The perches are made in the. form of
1in: the committal service. Mr, Duhigg rector is addressing a personal com- a small ladder of wood and iron with-
‘was the father of Mrs. Everett S. Built municntion to the members of the par- in view of the light but so placed
lab and the hefll’llefl ”590339 ‘0 me as not to obstruct it. The perchds
é'presidents proclamation is assured from which the birds cannot see the
illght are always empty. and at St.
Catherine's many such were removed
as useless.
The sacrifice of bird life takes place
died on Wednesday night aged 74 geniution of young men of the Hun- only upon nights when 10 stars are
years. She is survived by three daugh- gsrisn Catholic Church held a d‘nce visible When the sky I5 (2188‘! the
“’5' M“- “mm“ 3- “be" °’ C“ at ArlOn Hall Saturday evening Over birds never approach the lantern-«-
1.0ndon Globe.
The New Ladies? Sweaters
are Here
um “I My? ire-chm. in Navy Blue. Cardinal, Heather. Gray and White. The 4 '
latest models of time comfortable garments that are just the thing for these cool evenings. 4
Change m Price on Skinner Satins
Cotton Beck. Foriner price $3.37 1-2. Present price $1 25
Fast color covers, Strong from artistic handles, 25 and 28inch.
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NEW' YORK'S PRIMARY LAW ls
. TESTED.
NEW AYORK. Sept. 28.——The new
primary law will be given its first
test today when enrolled \oters
throughout the state will express their
preferences "for parts candidates for
gmernor. United States Senator. 150
members of the state assembly. 51
state senators. is Congressmen. 15
delegates at large to the constitution-
al convention. and for local offices.
The new law makes it impossible
t4o' vote for a complete ticket with
one mark and it is not probable that
final results of all contests will die
to election officials. howexer. indi-
cate that enough returns will have
been checked up by midnight of to-
inated for governor. United States
Senator and representatives in Con-
sites
The polls will be open from a p. m.
until 9 p. m. The candidates for the
Democratic nomination for governor
are Martin I}. Glynn and John A
The Paramount Motion Picture Features
All Breadway Productions
hese Wonderful Films Will be Shown in Full and Excluswely
, ___.______at__,_______ ;.
LEASANT HOUR and LOCK,
Commencing 4
known for a day or two. Instructions,
day to determine who hays been nom,
COD ’3 HALL
New Mackinaw
Coats
For Boys and Girls :1:
This will be the most ‘3
popular coat of the season.
We have them from $6. 50 ii
to $15. no and a. beautiful
assortment of Scotch
II
on Them on the p:
Hennessy: Charles S. Whitman. Hill's
vey D. Hinmun and Job H Hedges
seek the Republican nomination. and
Fred M. Davenport and William Sul-
zer. the Progressive. For United
States Senator the designations are
James W. Gerard and Franklin D.
Roosevelt. Democratic: James Wads-
worth. in. William M. Coder. and Da-
\'id Jayne Hill. Republican.
SI‘IEPBER-DS 0F ' BETHLEHEM
CONVENTION.
NEW HAVEN. Sept 28.—The mt-
tionsl conventitm of the Shepherds
of Bethlehem formally opened here to-
dny for a three days' session._ Before
proceeding to the business of the day.
the delegates were Welcomed to the
'state bv Governor Simeon E Baldwin,
and to the city by Mayor Frank4 J.
Rice. ‘
Election as officers will take place
tomorrow. ’ .
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