'. Hams
3.. ANDREW TAYLOR
Dear Mr. Winona .»-V_— -
We thank you for your
order just received for ten
Zions of coal for turns“ and
live to”. range. We think you
are very wise in having your
coal delivered 9:2 in the
» season as nefadvi
We are going to send you .
"Old Company’s Ldligh” for
your furnace and “Heiress”
for your range. The latter' is
.a recent discovery of ours
‘ and is the “115'“ word” in
coal for cooking and gen-
eral use.
Sincerely yours,
THE
FERRlS COAL
COMPANY .
WE HANDLE SPERRY AND
BARNES' BEST PRO-
DUCTS ONLY.
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Bacon (strip) . . .
g...“—
The Modern Market “
‘15 North Main St. 1
WM, B.B‘UNHOLTZ, Prop.
We Are Ready
With our new Auto Van. We
{quickly
Livery and Trucking
r Phone _Darien Conn.
SPECIAL SPRING NQEICE.
All Kinda .1 Bedding Stock ~
Geraniums $1 and $1.20 a. doc.
Culeons $1 a dos. . -
Winners 5 9 81 a doe.
Dracinss Indivlsa'» B 309 each
English ivy “B ‘ B 209 each
Mdflgolds . loo each
Boxwood 50¢ each
is We fill window boxes and vases for
cemetery use at reasonble prices, or
any other work also special wreaths
. (or cemetery at 01.25 and up.
South Norwalk Florist
5 80. Main 9;. So. Norwaik.
. Phone m.
P..—
Pawnbrokers ”Sale
The subscriber hereby differs and
ropoees to sell all the property
Hewned With, him as i-epresented by
the following tickets: Nos. 7664,
7672, 7676, 7678, 7679, 7682, 7685, 7698.
7709, 7710, 7711, 7713, 7714. 7721, 7726,
7738, 7741, 7747, 7751, 7765, 7775, 7789. :2
7795, 7797, 78.01, 7819, 7820, 7827, 7834, "
B‘ 7738. 7839. 7844, 7846, 7849, 7850, 7851,
7870, 7872, 7883, 7885. 7890, 7893, 7901,
7904, 7905, 7908, 7909, 7916, 7923, is- I:
sued respectively Oct 1, 2 3, 5, 6, 7.
8. 9, 12, 14, 15, 17, 19. 20, 21, 22. 24.
:5, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 1914. South Nor-
,walk, Conn, May 25,1915.”
Joseph Rusenfield
Pawnbroker. 40 water Street.
Good Hammocks
, . § »...S.98»io $4.98
“Croquet-senses nu
BBlBBEBMAN BB08.
can move you anywhere and B
Webster dollho- service. "The
mod." courteous apologies are Iii
“' our deliver!
largestocktoeeve‘rsiltheits
The entire organization mo .
mums of dnty.‘to set out all the
quick deliveries.
Elfin
Won’t you Vlel’. “I serve you!
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B B’i‘abcrtorthebsnsltcfenother oratmtlw’scommnd.” Thstis‘
suitealob. Amsofluhsyouservicemuat “perturmatyourcoln
constitute ureter nor do they as contracts yea have made relying on
‘ To rendersernoemissrvice to the lumber trade. are multilevel;
time promised. But even alter all these requirements have been
met, the service will be slow unless a transportation is operated for
Your inquiries will receive prompt and careful attention and d9?
" liverles will be made by auto trucks or which we have thr99.:._
The Hatch of: Bailey Co.
Muslin Night Gowns
mammpurornmsof
rlshtinihelrplscsbntthwdenot‘
V52.
that will be called ff.
11.1 harmony, with s Iinde
items pron-ed and ship them at the
:
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MUSLIN NIGHT GOWNS
NECK AND SHORT SLEEVES TRIM}.
EMBROIDERY AND TORCHON LACE, AT . . . .. 50¢
PLISSE CREPE NIGHTGOWNS, LOW NECK BAND
“SHORT SUEEVES, TRIMMED WITH FINE. Tore
CHON LACE, AT
FOR SUMMER usE, LOW
.En WITH
as..sse--s-eaau.-s.-
50¢.
1+1. MALLETTE
E 1
"My
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YOU ARE CORDIAL
MY “NEW DWEIJOPMEN
IN THE HEART OF SOU
DAY
BLUNDER MAMMOTH TEN
9 n
Or Office on Property. "
Phone 397” Norwalir.
DEAR READER ..
ROTON HEIGHTS
SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1915, AND. ON DECORATION:
GRAND, CONCERT.
DO not fail to some and bring
your friends with you. ‘ ‘
’I.
LY INVITED TO INSPECT
T— .
TH NORWALK, CONN; ON
,The selection of the boys who’se
H. Church, Joel,
Day services of the G. A R. Posts
names appear below was made on the
merit system.
Sunday, May 79' .
Troop No. il-Edwin L. 'Austin,
Scoutmaster in charge. Juvenai,
Radiant, Hahn, noisy, Campbell, New-
comb and Gregory.
Troop No. 4——-Cattenno, Valentine,
H Winchester. Paxton, Cromley,
Cromer and N. Rowen.
Troop No. .5.-Nadin, Cave, Wilson,
Brush and Sher-
wood; '
Troop No. B—Roscoe, Nash, Mead,
Becheld, George Lovejoy, Peterson,
Nichols Andersen and Wilson.
Buckingham Post. Monday, May 31.
Austin, Scoutmaster. '
Troop No. 3-Juvenai, Bedlent,
Hahn, Coley, Campbell and New.
comb.
Troop No. 6—«Roscoe, Nash, Mwead
.Scotleld. George Lovejoy, Peterson.
Nichols and Anderson.
Douglas Fowler Post.
Nash and Quinlsrd. Scoutmasters.
Troop No. i—Catennc. Valentine,
Ii. Winchester. Paxton, Cromley,
Cramer and N. Rowan. -
Troop ,No. 2~Merfield, Godfrey, Al~
brocht, Griffin and Lsdrigan.
Troop No. SszdVin, Cave, Wilson,
H. Church, Joel Brush and Sherwood.
Aids for Marshal of Douglas Fow-
ler‘—~Jcel and Catalina.
#51an our
10121) ‘srssus Hill
1‘ So far as Blilgh court proceedings-are
concerned, BNOrwalk is getting to bee
prominent figure on the legal map.
This morning Judge Howard B. Scott.
regreed to hold a seslon of the Civil
:Court of Common Pleas in this city
during the week of June 8th.
Attorneys John lKecsh, and J oaepli
ll. Taylor 579 to make assignments.
and the colder of the court. which is
T FROM 2-, P. M.
t‘
1
I
Waller some “5
“1170 Broadway.BeN. Y. City.
Phone 3879Msdison Square. .
Optician
O B. Jackson
Everything in theoptical‘hinej -
u. WALL smear
NOIWALK '
' ensue. sup
Pyorrhca Alveolaris
or what is known as Rigg's Dis-
ease, is exceedingly common. It
is marked by inflammation andI
tenderness, and a gradual reces-
sicn of the gums from the teeth.
There is no disease more dread-
lthis~encouraging the growth of
lpu's-producing germs and die"
every act Of mastication.
Prompt attention to this dis~
tressing conditiOn is imperative;
not only to relieve those teeth all»
LOOK
Kilocks- and VVatches——Repa1rs
Moinsprin'gs with 15 Momhs’
Mritten Guarantee Look for our
Printed Repair Price List.
j‘Ali Jervel and optic
aranteed
Stems one: with an hop
:- 19.90 MAlN 815.. ,-
mm fittest; .89. Norwallo
LB 6 Nomi Main rmrly affected but to prevent j
. ‘ ' . Sirefill its spread to other parts of the
‘ ..._ I} , I . "BBBBB‘
_ llr‘J' ll.- Mallory
90. NcnwALKf
HOURS: .9 A. M to 5 P 04.
Tuesday and Thursday Even.
inns, 7 to 8 ,
nonolfimen
,‘z .
f chncE eAescnoPr; wmr
' remunv. ;
of the United States
whos9
» E23788 Examined: Free 1»
iiyfiiene of B
l
l
1 Our
ed, occurring in the mOuth, than , '
charging its purulent matter with ‘
= 1ERTDGEPORT,May28-—0n a bench B« ,
wan-enmeshed by Jud 9 iii. S. Thomas .
strict Court at ’ ;
Hartford, WeddEsdaVy. Joesph d'Elle, lg. .
petition .of bankruptcy lean .
April was «judged fraudulent in the 1' . ”
9"
The Eyes
modem standard of
health 15 much higher than 111‘
thé past.
Looking after our persOnal-
VV‘thgicne 15 part Of our daily
a routine V "l
Make it a daily prestice to I
care for your eyes 91de 1 ,
7’ Out; Oculist, who is a"
medical man VOf‘ long cxpér»,
"'Vicncé, villi Examine your eyes,
”without charge and advise
‘ you regardiNg *theu' care
THAMEag
pewter,- Optometrists, Opticians.
. . .3
57 Atlantic Square, summit on.
, .VLDpho suture-y Enclose-Est 1992
3 ti! repress
"BIA 9111111. ”B slnd Attdrneys r. T. nun-
. Bbar, and the defendant by Attorney my,“ attractions, the opening or the
3 William F. nmmsny. These cases,
. anion”: ot ,iwlll be given hearings
j on Wednes 9y.
‘ GREENPOINT.
' and a very enjoyable
‘ faded from .9
liil igih
' 'Gjerman subtharine.
gto he held in the council chamber 0;
llhe ény Wall on North 'dliln ‘htreet.
‘will be Depllty Slicrllf Edward E. nau-
lens. Judge "Scott will preside, and in
1:11: staid 511029 John a Walsh, of this
city. will prollably have charge oi the
B civil side of the common pleas court in
Bridgeport.”
Among the cases which will be tried
in this city are: Mei-y Kurimal vs.
'Andrew Bakes, Attorneys Keogh & thth exhibition dencihg by, was
uCandee tor the plaintiff and Attorneys
Linchilen éBiiegemsn for the scienc-
ants; the litteresting case of May
Franklin vs. John Savage, the plain-
by Attorney William
M :11 sewn
The following «assignments have B
beenmale‘fromthe malts of the BoyV
. Scouts 1:1 connection with Memorial .
,pall~hearers were: Charles E. Hoyt,
Fly
Cotton Bunting.
Best qusiiiylssi color Wool Bunting,
TRITRAM HYATT
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Flag
All Wool Bunting l-‘lsp‘s, warranted last color,
In all sizes iron 4 leei x 0 led at $2.50, i010 icel x 15 icet, at $12.50.
Memorial
NOIVtWALx ,
Dav
259 yd.
5c and Te yd.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Funeral of Mr. Tolles.
The funeral of Marshall B. Tolles
was held this afternoon at 2530
o'clock ’from the late home at” 194
East avenue. The services were in
Mount Vernon, N. Y., and interment
followed in Riverside cemetery. The
William Hoyt and Willis Hoyt, of this
city; Daniel Hoyt. of New Jersey; 5
Hiram Taylor, of Dar-ion, and Mr.
Taylor, of New Jersey. ‘
Mrs. Sarah Meaney.
Mrs. Sarahhienney, aged 45 years,
formerly of Cedar street, this city,
died yesterday afternoon at the State
Conn. She is survived by three small
daughters. The funeral Will be field
tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock from
the funeril chapel of David W. Ray-
mond, on West Washington sfieet.
Rev. F. A. Coleman will'omciate. and
interment will follow in Pine ls‘tand.
Death of Homer G. Perkins.
Homer G. Perkins, a Civil War net-
em‘n. died at the helm 1n Noroton.
yesterday. aged 71 years. He was a
member of Company A. 20th C V. I.
The" body woe slim to Nougatuck to-
day where interment will be made.
”ROTON‘ POINT TOMORROW
Exhibition in Dancing and Open Air
*
‘lheater, Two of the New Features.
Roton Point Park will open .tornor-‘
row afternoon for the season of 1915.
Gwynne Richards, a graduate of the
Vernon Castle school in New York
city, and her partner, Lawrence Ba-
ritto, a resident‘cf Larchmont, N. Y.,
and a graduate of the Chslif school
while other cases.
amen: which will be one in which At-
torney 1290.1311le is interested, and
1 Another in which Gray & Gray are at-
torneys, will come up on Tuesday.
._...___,___.._.__.——
LADIEs .ENTER-
TAINED.
- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ohlman, of
Livingston place, entertained royally
B ' the members of the Greenpoint Cof-
fee Cinch, of, Brooklyn, . Y , yester-
day at their residence. The guests
were treated to Nerwallt’s hospitality
day was spent.
The" arrived here in the morning at
11: 50 o'clock and returned home in
the evening. ., Those who were p1;-
sent Wé’re'llétrssW. Myer-.1512. a
Wine, .Mrs John Forenhols an
daughter Dot-Othy, Mrs Fred Van-
Ginhn and baby, Mrs. Fred Ferhman,
Mrs. H. Miller and Mrs John Foil
man. B
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GULFLleis-r's FLAG Analyse.
WASHINGTON, May 28 —-—‘A
i n so it‘s colors som
Amer“ ,2 ore to see smother—-
”BB "58 m American
~ no): on by a.
who‘s narrived at ti:
t it cane by me .
B emmzlher evidence and T67")
’ a in the glove
" allot Pose and
1V1, England 5 [3319‘
o
“spread oil! “7"“
estern V
B dancing pavilion They were pleased
b ”ell/1
_, for? brass Vspelter. B.
" llmlts‘d upply, brought another new
i ' .
of dancing in New York, and various
parli promises to be most auspicious;
Miss Richards and Mr. Barittc will
give. exhibitions 50th afternoon and
evening. 011 Memorial Day there will
be concerts by the American Band
in the afternoon and evenihg.
The open air theatre will be thrown
open to the public with a full and
interesting program of motion pic-
tures. The roller coaster and circle
swinngli be in operation, the Roton
Point Casino will serve shore din-
ners ‘forthe first time, there 5111 be
dancing‘in the afternoon and even-
ing” and, in fact, the entire park will
be thrown open to the public in full
operation ‘
Miss Richards. and her partner an
rived-where today” from New York and
went -to the park to look over the
The children’s playground will he
charge of Rev. Otto F. Bartholow,’ of .-
Tuberculosls Sanltorium. in Shelton, ‘
If yum
as two spits.
wear.
stores.
I Broadway
. at 18th at.
at Warren
'x
BlBBl V0000 ABE
(Continued mm First Page.)
.t
was murdered aboard a boat in the
part or it buried on the shore while
opened tomorrow and other features
will be in vogue which promise tol
make the park especially attractive: l
. l
B SONS 0F HERMANN CONVENTION.
l
TORRINGTON, Conn, May 28. e—Ths
large .,
ewhat: twentieth biennial convention of thel- OHATI-IAM, Mass, May 28 ——An
unknown two- masted schooner laden ’
BOrder of Sons of Hdi'ihenn of Comics-Vi
Bticut opened here at Germanic Hotel
today.‘~with‘ eighty delegates in an;
tsri’dence. B‘ , .. ‘ , ;.
The secretary's report stated that:
there wars 2? lodges in the state with
some the total funds on hand as slim-i
19808 [.31 .
. 1; Ofitcers Were nominated today ‘andf
the election will to ‘ place tomorrow.
HIGH one; son BRA88 l
' ” sing dolnsnd
01310.53. With the
Bustbn,» May 28 j
the other parts were either burned in
the stove aboard the boat or weightedB
with lead or ballast and thrown into
the water. -
.,
4.....-
UNKNOWN sci-recluse ASHORE.
it.
with lumber, was discovered ashore.
on ollock Rip Shoals today, with a
fltty- mile wind hidwing off shore.
The Monumoy coast guard crew -
boarded the vessel and “succeeded in
stiéstion s tOtal fiémberahip 0! 2.17.3 tbé net floating her on the rising it‘d-e Later V j
“Ansel, gain 081312 17 The treasurers 179130"? the schooner anchored slid the coast _V
guard cutter Antichrist“ was sent from V
;‘WOods Hole in tespénsc to her:- sig-
unis for assistance ‘lt was believed
on shore that the vessel was leaking.
Elation of N.» E. rot. loo s “B'whus‘ ,
9919312er 99 well are all the styles of »* .
the-essenV»
lathe lumen
Whatif it does rain? 1
“Scotch Mist” (rilhllfii‘l
needn’ t wor‘rv. .
' “Scotch Mists”
prOofed cheviots, our own
idea, and to be had in New .
York only at our four stores. .
Just the coat to take along
motoring over the week end.
Sporting. goods
“Tim
Four
Broad way Corners" Fifth A
7 —-:Decoraiion Day Specials——
7N WHITE DRESSES AND WASH SKIRTS.
”M. Moltasch 8:301!
4-11.
overcoat’s a
) you
re rain—
Bluc serge suits are stand-
bys~chry man should have
one in 1115. wardrobe.
” With an extra pair of
flannel trousers, it’s as good
, ‘-
Everything men and boys
in all
I.
Rosana PEET COMPANY
Broadway
at alibi}. -
at list
New York City.
lief that the woman in all probability . .
harbor, her body then dissected, and 1 .
if The NeWest:
. N
Slurts is been Pop.
hn. Gabardine and "
Norwalk Chronicler