W.
Regular $6.00 values P—
VCGOTTLlEB‘
Dear Mr. WW:—
Your favor reserved. You
, say you are not quite ready
to have. your coal bins filled,
but prefer to wait until Sep-
ter'rvber. If you were the
only customer that held this
view it would be my for
us, but if a large proportion
of our trade is disposed to
put oil the inevitable you can
readily see that you may be
bothered in getting coal just
when you want it. And be.
sides we know our coal just
'now is in good condition, dry
and bright, but when the
rush comes we may not be
so fortunate.
Sincerely yours,
THE
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY '
WE HANDLE SPERRY AND
_ BARNES’ BESTPRO-
DU‘CTS ONLY.
Hams ...... . . . 20¢ lb.
Bacon (strip) ......... 26¢ lb.
The Modern Market
15 North Main St.
WM, B. UNHOLTZ, Prop.
” We Are Ready
Without new Auto Van. We
can move you anywhere and
quickly.
Livery and Trucking .
5 Phone Darien Conn.
,/
See our Values
In Suits.
Allll Slill‘ls
Bresev
~-n Washioflon ”Street.
Hayes
NEW CITY
MARKET
Hayes’ Block
. 69 North Main Street
Good Hammocks
. $.98 to $4.98
Croquet Sets $398 an
tannin 3303.
Hartford North Main
.8 ock 64 Street
Boys Clothing
Childrens’ sno‘
112m lilsizes $400,
II No. Main sr. . So. Norwllk
” 3741041250 Suits. «
3
ATLAS PURE
~CATSUP—
Don’t Pd 5? 6!:
ANDREW ' TAYLOR ..
our delivery.
large stock to cover all the lie
The entire organization mu
quick deliveries. '
Won’t you let us serve you?
3: WASHINGTON ST.
. SOUTH NORWALK.
[The Beers Meatdi’rovision Co.
' 5 North Main St., 80. Norwalk.
The Hatch 5' Bailey Co.
Webster defines service, “The act of serving. the performance or *
labor for the benefit of another or at soothers command."
quite a Job. Anyone altering you service must "perform at your com-
mand." courteous apologies are all right in their plaoe but tiey do not
constitute service nor do they till contracts you have-made relying on .
To render service, real service to the lumber trade, we must have a
standard of duty, to get out all the items wow] and ship them at the
time promised. But even after all these requirements have been 2'
met, the service will be slow unless a. transportation is operated for ,
. Your inquiries will receive prompt and careful attention and de- "
liver-lee will be made by auto trucks 0! which we have three.
Sehultze’s Sanitary Markets
R_W
seasons, Ir’nr 55. 2,35 “
That is
that will be called for."
.n 'Iaxmony, \r?‘h a single *
The Hatch (r Barley Co.
39 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
r3 Main St... Norwallr.
TEL.
C Charnok
THE TRUE CRITERlON OF
EXCELLENCE ‘
is best shown by the satisfac-
tion expressed by those who
constantly use our meats. Ex-
perience has taught them that
we can be relied upon to fur»
nish beefrluutton. lamb, veal,
pork or poultry of the best and
most uniform quality. Our pa-
trons Ware always glad to re—
commend lhls market in this.
highest terms to those who are
par'tlcular about the quality of
the meat served at their table.
CALL 445. FREE DELIVERY
76 NORTH MMN ST.
Modem
w. B. UNHOLTZ, Prop.
15 North Main Street. . .
COLONIAL DAMES MEET.
\1r2.Wiltlston Walker, of New Ha-
ven, FormerJy of“ Dal-ten; Chosen
President. . “ "
HARTFORD, May- 25—Ahout 100
members of the Connectiout Society
of the state assembled at the Hart-
ford Club today for the annual meet-
ing and luncheon. At' the business
session (allowing th elu'neheon, Mrs:
C.-L. F. Robinson, of Hartford, chair“
.ma‘n at -tho nominating committee.-
. presented the ticket tor 1915, which
was elected as follows; ' . .
’ Our’ «Service
of Colonial Dames from various parts
. board of managers or fifteen members_
Presidente—Mrs. Willlston Walker. W1
New Raven, reelected
ls Prompt
We fail y realise how neces-
sary prompt delivery service is.-
The average housewife likes to
. traveller meat sent just when
she wants it.
Small things. count in I in» .
.eesxful business. Next to sell-
ing you good meat comes right
‘ service. We are bound to please»
youif'yonoaretotry III.
Nhuhel
. Deard of Managers to filth-Mrs
Geolge W Beach, Saybrook Mrs.
John 0. Enders, Hartford Mrs. Lew-
is D. Parker, Hartford; Mrs. Anson
Phelps, Stokes, New Haven; Miss
EmilyHHWhitney, Newflavent . ‘
Miss Julia Hpvemeyhr, of Hartford, ‘
was elected a member of the board to
1916, succeeding Mrs”. C. W. Page, of
Hartmrd, retired Miss Ma‘rk K. Tale
cott, of Hayward, is ”permanent genes;
loglat- o! the society. ,~ W 3, '
At. the conclusion of the election
there was an executive easelon ot' the
and the newly electedvoliteers,
. constables who went to his house last
Iemployed at Lee's mill in Saugatuck.
hers who were after him.
MAMMMPWBRM
(antiwar—w From First Page.)
cape this morning at 7 o’clock. Two
night to search were turned away by
his friends who told the constables
that the man they were looking for
was not there. '
The celebration followed the mar-
riage of James Maratti and Amelia
Mattie, residents of Southport, who
went to Westport Sunday forenoon
and were married by Rev. Father Jer.
emiah Dugganr pastor of the Church |
of the Assumption.
Party Jubilated.
After the marriagepthe bride and
groom went to a boarding house of a;
friend at Indian Hill, where a num‘
ber of friends of the couple had been
invited to celebrate the occasion Sun-
day afternoon. One of the invited
guests was Joseph Solder, who is
PORCi-Imé‘i-iAnss
Every Shade Equipped
with
Vudor Safety Wind Device
‘ i Our 800.000 Vndm in du'b us
During the festivities a row broke
out and Solder ran at Mattie. The
two men fought for a minute when ..,
Solder drew a stiletto and stabbed
Mattie on the left side. Mattia sank
TRIS RAM a HYATT’
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
N ORWALK
Window
Porch
Screens '
Woven
Hammocks
, A New Line in all
. Colors. W
$13 $5
ti"
to the ground with a moan, and Sol-
der got out or the house 41th a rush
I
by the back door. In the yard he en
countered Mrs. Alexander Mattie, a
slster-in-law of the bride, and he
throw her on the ground. He pulled
a revolver and was going to shoot her
when the woman jumped to her feet
and ulestled with the drunken as-
sailant. During the struggle of the
two some of the guests at the house
ANNUAl‘ CARNIVM lW
BIG l0 BE Affllll'W
The fourth annual carnitai prom-l
ises to be a big affair and the carnival ll
committee is puiing forth every efforti
to make it the biggest event of the
ran out. Solder broke away from Mrs.
Mattie. and escaped from the mem—
Wklnd ever held intend IState, but in
order to do so it must have the co op- W
ration of the citizens. W
Dr. Hyde Called No donation asked for, no annoy-W
Dr Charles E Hyde was called to once to merchants hv subscriptions,f
look finer the wounded man. He 10.Wbut the committee has to finance the”
carted the wound, and explained that Woarnivai, and in order to do so shares .
if the knife blade had not come lain"? 501d in 3 1‘9” touring car at the:
contact with a rib that the cut might Dike or $1 1191‘ share The Cause is a
have been fatal. After the doctor 6006 one as the ‘safe and sane" ithi
dressed the wound the injured man has come 10 this Citi to stay. and the
was taken to his home. The report oils“? 0f shares at ”19 D! Ice 0‘ 51 each
his condition today is that while lheristrthutes ”19 811990” 0! the carnival
wound is painful it is not serous among many people and no one Is;
The news of the assault was soon bu.rdened
reported and Constables Farnk Stars-e The 1191 11mm of the 1914 Carnival
es and Thomas unite hurried to the i was given for charitable purposes. <
home of Solder When they arrived at $100 to the hospital and $250 hue.
the place friends of Solder told the been wind to the w omnn's Civic Lea- l
ofiicers that the man they were look- sues as a fund to go toward the sup .
log for was not there. The constables I DON 0f Chlldlflen S Playgrounds The
went away without searching the pre 1119‘ profit Of 1915 “i“ be “5811 for may ;
pulses Wground purposes and the carnival?
Deputy Sheriff H R Elwood heardW‘comInitic feel that every citizen:
of the fight Sunday “mm and golng 10' whose means will permit should lit»?
Solders home last night. entered it era"; suuoort this good WW
and made a search There were a Shareholders get live votes each.
:3
Tailored Suits
opened in our
137 payments.
and Coats, in
a Great Variety. and Sizes
at marked dawn prices.
A large account may be
store and bill
settled in Weekly or month
no, ~~¢LWWA
number of friends oI the assailant for king and queen for (new share 1
u
-~._....__..
present, and the sheriff was told that 'and the votes can be deposited at
his man was not in the house Ml‘ DeIlne & llardwicks, Skelly & How-W .
Elwood made a thorough search of ”'38 01‘ Giendeuing & Companys
the house nevertheless. / stores :
Sheriff Elwood heard that he (Sol Prizes Will be given as usual and in‘
der) left Saugamck‘ at 7 yesterday a very short time will be on exhibition.
morning and made direct for Norwalk . Bands will furnish music along the
The sheriff made a search of the ’NOl‘i ' ‘GTEM “ hte Vi KY" and everybody ‘5
walks yesterday torenoon in the expected to Join in the fun. .
company of a man who knows SolderW General information will be made
well. All the nation sections of Nor- public from time to time through theW
walk were searched, but Solder was newspapers
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WHITEO
HolidayF0
__. €333an couun
3... mi 3333 ENTERIAINMENIS‘
10: 30 a m J‘s-Tradiodg A" 33233;? W The entertainment committee of theW
today 3 open “3 W331 u d l m: Norwalk Country Club has finished itsW
contrast to the prev ous fly” n work, now having ready for distribu-l
For Men, Women and Children
TENNIS and YACHTING SHOES
WITH WHITE RUBBER SOLES.
CONNEALLY a: mum.
South Nbrwaik.
RSHOES
ROutings
II
l .
dealings. Such interest as W“ maul tlon programs with the announcement
“med centered alums; wholly ground- 0! the events for the coming summerl DEATHS AND FUNERALS
”‘9‘ war Specmt’es’ t o more mnor m.onths Beginning on Decoration
tent of which recorded declines Day and closing on New Years eve, MarahaiF‘H. Tolles
ranging from fractions to over a there will be held twenty seven Marshall H. Tones passed away at
1’0““ This was partly ollset by mOd !dances for which Speidel's orchestra his VFSidenCP-i 194 East avenue, .V'GB'
erate advances in other shares of the W has been engaged to play. . lterduy afternoon at 2- 30 o clock after
same group and in Coppers. Repub W The real activities for the summer an illness of several w.eeks He was
he Steel Common and Preferred wére begin on May 31 when the finals in the horn in Woodt ’1‘. this state, on Feb
prominent ‘01” the" Strength gaming club tennis tournament wilhbe played. 10th 1850 Te is survived by a widow
2 1'4 and 3 1'4 90““ ’especmfly antes have been settled Ior luter— clubhmd one son Everett In T.olles Funer-
U- 3 Steel showed “me magma “y tennis matches, as have Chlldren'Ws a1 selvices will he held from his late
and standard stocks were almost neg- Day and Ladies Day been set aside :home on Friday afternoon at 2: 30 .
190W]. The water sports’ dates are to be ale-l0 “clock Rev. 01110 F. Bartholow, of
.————.
I "W ‘ ’ nounced later = . ,7 Mount Vernon, New You. will ”om;
Donnelty is offering desk 01°”) With The program of events follows. I[ciate Interment will be in Riverside
Seth Thomas clocks 1°? ‘1‘ 00 ‘1. May 31 .—~Afternoon, finals in Club cemetery“ _
’ . .. iTennis tournament. Evening, danol . Funerat’oi Mrs. Allen;
' ' _ :W.ing ‘ , l The funeral of )lrs‘Flora F. Allen,
. ” " ‘ ’ ‘ lW July BeFinals in Club Ténnis tour wife of William Allen. was held this
P orcelaln ' ”nament .Danclng, afternoon 37““ even‘gai’ternoon at 2:30 ociock from the
ing - ”late home on Van Zant street. Rev. S.
Plates July 24. —'——'l‘ennis match with Beaver P. Fairbanks, otficlated,’ and inter-
il-lill Tabla Chit) at New Dawn, Conn. merit followed in Norwalk cemetery.
Are you one of those persons whoseW August 7.—-Return Tennis matches ——~—-~——~.
amounts in such a condition that a; with Beaver Hill Il‘ennis Club on club;- CARD 0F THANKS. .
rubber plate is continually making it grounds. For other tennis maIChesW We take this opportunity to express,
sore, and keeps youth a nervous state” watch bulletin board. - 3 ’ .our heartfelt thanks for the many
all the time because you are ObligedW September 6. labor Day. Dancinngindnesses shmvn by our neighbors
to live on soft loads and. oftentimes on evening. ' ‘ ‘ and friends during the illness and at-
liquids? I! so. here is” just what you] Dancing the following evenings: ter the death of our husband and fath-'
neod~what you have; often felt the” May 31; June 5, 12, 16. 26; July 3, b. :er. , ,
need": ole-*A PORCELAIN PLATE. 10,‘ ll. 24, 81-; AuguSt 7. 14, 21, 28;WM88 ANNA HEGDLEIN A-ND FAM'~:
The most sanitary plate made. Come September ‘4, 6. 11 is, 26; October 9‘,W my: . . .
in and let me tell you about It. W, i; 1. 23; November 6, '20; 25;' December 4, .
3 ‘ . 25. New Year's eve. . ‘ NOTICE.
1' r Tuesday. July 26,- at 3 p. Insulin. all mm at the “con we; I‘d-e
“ ‘ . requested to‘ Image In Douglas yum:
August It. Vat-.33;- on Io.—
tinder evening st 8 00M.
Winnie In momon moment doom
of Memorial
M room in em & Corbett Mock: ”
.LOOKl
What That Means To You
Clocks and “Catches—Repairs
Mainspring; with 15 Months’
Written Guarantee. Look {or 011er ,.
Printed Repair Price; List.
All Jewelry and optic
Repairs Guaranteed.
”Chas. Brand
Reliable Watchmaker, Jewier 6’; Op-
. tlcian. .
.Washiugton Street. ‘ .So. Norwalk ’
Green Stamps" Given with all Repair
Work-end Goods.
“ r”
~WOMAN'9 SUFFR5GE. ..
may eventually= give to woman rights. .
to which they are ratified, but good
health, which is the birthright“ of ev—
ery American woman. must. be here
before she can fully enjoy the privil— ‘ ‘
egos which woman’s suffrage will
bring. Women who either from those
dreadful pa backache, headaches,
lrritsblllty,n rvousness and depres-
lion symptoms of organic
should rely on Lydia E. Plakham's
Vegetable Compound. which is made
‘ "be. to restore them.
trouble, ‘
Norwalk Chronicler