hat’s
What
If you buy Coal in sun»
net—that’s prudence. If you
wait until the first cool
days—that’s risky. If you
buy of a firm that specializes
in coal—that’s common sense.
If you buy of a concern of
doubtful standing— that’s
foolishness. If you buy at a
cut price—that's bargain
counter stuff. If you buy
where the stock is limited
- 4 . to one variety—that’s taking
chances. If you buy your
Goal of us—that's good!
THE
111111113 COAL
COMPANY
15*
We Are Ready.
With our new Auto Van. We _
- can move you anywhere and i
‘ , Iquickly.
ANDREW TAYLOR I
' f Livery and Trucking
“Phone Darien Conn.
em
SPECIAL SPRING NOTICE.
All Kinds of Bedding Stock
Geraniums $1 and 81.20 a doz.
Guleons ' $1 a doe.
4 Winners $1 a doc.
, butane: indivisa 30c each
» IEnglish ivy 20c Ieach
Marlgoids ‘ 10c each
" BoxWoou 50¢ each
We fill window boxes and vases for
cemetery use at reasonoie prices, or
any other worn also specmt wreaths
for cemetery at $1.25 and up.
South Norwaik Florist
l 80. Main St. So. Norwalk. 4
Phone an. ’ 3
-_ .‘__ “We: ‘
Corned Beef
. For that tender, juicy kind
. 10¢ lb.
The Modern Market
. ' 15 North Main St.
WM. B. UNHOLTZ, Prop.
'(cherry red) ,
SHADOW
PLAID
STATIONERY
1. in light blue and white.
This Stationery is
pleasing and we shall
pleased to show it to you
‘BRIGGM 1103.
‘0 .4444. 64 This?“
Hayes
'4 NEW CITY
MARKET
very
be
P0ll0t‘ BlOlllR
(Continued from‘Firsr Page)
Y., where he was caught yesterday,
Bridgeport, to answor for four bur-
rles he committed there. Mr. La
ix will journey to Port Chester to
'11s his bicycle.
" "rd Gunner, of Rockland Road.
sap. antes Kelley, of Benton streenl
terdsy found a gray horse wanden
011' Connecticut avenue. I The ani-
walttb an inter "in O‘Connor‘s
a fire, the
slit have
The Haic e
man’s lawful prey,
considered.
* come-our.
Anni-Cf
n...”
man cannot make a little worse and sells little cheap-
er—andthepeople who consider price only, are this.
Our Mill Work is of the highest standard of grade
and manufacture, and always cheap when its class is
LET US PROVE THIS TO YOU.
The Hatch is Bailey Co. -
IPROFIT BY THE EXPERI.
NEW YORK. June 16.—-An executive.
session of the delegates to the peace
and preparation conference was called
for this afternoon, when it was expect-
ed that recommendations would he
submitted.
The purpose of the eonferencf.
which began yesterday, was “to in-
quire into the necessary steps which
should be taken for adequate defense
. and, if necessary, to urge upon the
president of the United States the
need of calling a special session of
Congress "
One of the suggestions before the
delegates was contained in the report
of the militia committee ofithe :th
tionai Security League under whose
auspices the conference was held. It
is the enrollment and military instruc-
tion of every able bodied man in the
Bailey Co:
in the world that some
South Nofwalk, Conn.
colors. - ’
ENCE OF OTHERS.
and_buy your meats and poultry
at Charnock’s Market. That is ‘1
the place where satisfaction 9
guaranteed. both as to duality
and prices. We are making no
idle boast When we state it as
place" can be found as high a
a positive fact, that at no other
grade of beef, mutton, lamb.
veal pork and poultry as we
continually offer. We carry a
large and complete stock. and
can always furnish the most de-
sirable and choice cuts and
Joints. . 1 .111“
years or age.
i two former Secretaries of the navy de-
lpiairtment, Charles J. Bonaparte and
George von L Meyer. were among the
1 speakers in the morning session. 0th-
[ers were Mayor James M Curiey, Bos-
.ton, Commander R. R. Riggs, U. S. N..
ictired; Cni. William C. Church and
Henry A. Wise Wood, of this city.
3 Luke E. Wright former secretary of
war; George von L. Meyer, former sec-
retary of the navy; Major George Hav-
en Putnam, publisher of New York
and
1United States between 18 and 45 II
4 The concluding day of the confer- _.
{once was designated as 'Navy Day.” :uniform and will be headed in the]
parade by Company A and the Row-I
ayton Fire and Drum Corps. :’
As most of
the convention by automobiles
more than likely
Lodge will do
mobile parties have
formed here,
will be many
from Norwalk on this occaslén.
aTRISTRAM ’ a HYATT
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
A NEW LINE 01‘ iiAMMilCiiS, in very attractive patterns and
It’s Parasol Time
And we have a most attractive display. in all '1'
the most popular color combinations. with a
wide choice of most attractive handles.
11111 111131 11011111 unannli' 11111111.
NORWALK
- 51.001035.”
the lodgesare going t04
it is‘
that So. Norwslk
likewise. Many auto-
already been,I
and it is certain there
visitors in Hartfordi
Colonel Frederick ii. Ganung com-i
mending the fortieth regiment Conn- '
Frederick R. Coudert, lawyer 01’1cctlcut Moose Defenders, hasI named
The Beers Meat & Provision Co.
5 North Main St.,'so. Norwalk.
13 Main St., Norwalk.
\
Sehultze’s 3 Sanitary Markets
New York. were 10 speak ata luncheon Chailes E. Britto. of 11011111111 as 1101- ‘
3W1ll0h preceded 1119/ executive session 1111: captain adjutaut on his stuff tori
or the delegates 1the occasion of the Connecticut State
" —-—_~—————————~—-—- Association meet, and has issued the!
WORK PROGRESSING 0N :der his command. i
1 "You are. hereby ordered to report
.for duty with your Company at Hart-
NORWAl-K,S NEW sonools ford C011n., Snlurdm, June 19 1915,‘
1for parade and field dav dutv. All
Companies of Moose Defenders wmI
ka is progressing: "‘0'“ satisfacv head their respective lodges in line.l
torily on the new Cedm and P105969“ There will be a competiw drill for
street schools. but more particularly two mm... in 1149 111191110011 10 be 119111!
so on the Cedar street building in the. open for till Companies of Moose
The Cedar 11111191 11111:. is .111 11191114 Defenders of the 40111 Regiment Conn._
one. The new building sets well back All drills to be done under the latest
with plenty of play ground in the All uniforms to be in strict regula-
front and sides for the scholars' 911 tlon “8 prescribed bi Rules and Regu
“allowing orders to the companies un- "
from the sheet on a Minimum 11111,; U 8 Army Rules and Regulations >
H. Krieger & Co.
l
,SpecIial this Week
White Chip 81 Hemp Hats
All Trimmed for .,
$1
Panama and
Leghorn Shapé
S from $150 to $5
A few more of the odd pairs of Lace"
Curtains to be closed out at remark-
11ny low prices.
32 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK
, 505 MAIN ST., STAMFORD
39 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
10) went.
I!
The site of 11115 sIchool 15 lotions governing Moose Defenders. .
located at the corner a; Elmwood “vesI in the event such conformity is lack- L...
one and Cedar streetuaud it has been log it
be;of such Company.
amply filled by (111111111311 who 11110 in 'while gloves to be worn with uniform
ion 11!! occasions. ‘
"As Command Office of your Com!
shall be scored to the discredit
Black shoes and?
The Last Call of the Season estimated that the school will
Rot Shad ........... . . ....................... 14¢ ll).
New Potatoes . . . . . . ...... , ,,,,,,,,,, . ........ 40¢ ka the immediate neighborhood.
llcrmutla Onions .......................... . The ‘1?le work 0‘ the basement. 0'
Ratlishcs . ......... . . . . . . ................ . . .. the Cedar street school is completed“ 9
Lemons . ...................... 20¢ doz. and bI‘lelflYerfi are now W
' "i‘Bntum 111
A111 we
pm! on" 1‘")
A . stone’s
Grand Central!
Our store at Fifth Avenue
and 415i Street has an en-
trance
throw from
011 42nd Street—
makes it mighty convenient
for commuters to shop on
their way to and fro.
Like our three Broadway
stores, it's a complete out-
fitting store for men and
boys.
Light clothing, Summery
furnishings, straw hats, low
shoes, sporting goods.
Luggage! , '
For week-ends, vacations,
coast- to- coast trips—-
Everything from a week—
end suit case to a wardrobe
trunk.
ROGERS Paar CoMeAuv
Broadway Broad way
at 13th St. ‘éITh'e at 84th St. .
ur
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave. ,
at Warren at 41st st. _
New York City.
the policeman’ s promptness in discov~ County Home that two boys. Joseph A.
ering the blaze and notifying the oc- sweetman, aged fifteen years, and Al-
cupants of MeIaId's boarding house, on 111911. W Smith aged fourteen years,
Havlland street of the fact. The resi- are 3113.113, .
any, I call your attention to Article
orking on 1 Section 8. of Rules and Regulations
one side of theigovexnlng Companies of Moose De-
fenders as follows:
(Any officer or member who may1
the second floor of
bufiding The asaemblv room in the
rear has been finished and at this
time lron girders are being erectedlem" any establishment generally re-
for the laying of the roof. The mmggarded as disreputable or any public
jorlty of the rooms 044.4448 first floor place where intoxicating liquors are
are outlined with the erection of hoi- “”1 wearing any portion 0f "‘9 ““l'
I ow tile. form of the Moose Defenders except
Ail'hough the sltuatipn of the Pros- 0" duty under ”dew from “‘5 su-
pp" school is not as favorable a one perior officer, in “hich latter event, 1
as the Cedar street building. the “Ch duty shall be performed “1
speedily as possible, shall be dishon- j
neighborhood is a most ideal one
This building,- also is situated on n orahly discharged from the MOO“.
‘ Defenders.) Company commandersi
hill. between Prospect avenue and
Franklin avenue. The front of the
building faces the back-yards of
houses on Franklin avenue,- but a
after the parade foi further oIiI'ders."
roadway will be cut through from
that street to the building. The con-
. , ,
tractors in charge of this school‘CIHlDRENs DAY T]-
|
i
struck an almost soled ledge of rock i
in their excavation work“ and the work MoosE CARNWAU
of necessity has been slower than or- . l
dinarily. Not as much progress has . ' i
been made on the Prospect school as (Continuedvfrom First Page.) ,. 4
are to report to me at the Moosoi
Home. Hartford Lodge, i11miedietely1
Steel, Grey and Sand
ll Silk hose to Black. White.
Gordon hose in Black,
II 1111011 silk hose in black
Extra sizes. 11. on.
'llllll [00M lill0ll0l8
BEWRE Sill’flililll 1:00“
There will be three uncontested di-
vorces concerning Norwaik parties
heard before Judge William H Wil-.
liams, of the Superior Court at
Gordon Silk Hosiery
iadles’ Boot silk hose with ilsle soles and tops
in black. White and tan
ll Fibre silk hose in Black,
Extra sizes iii black. 5 50 and $1. 00 . 44
J. I. MALLETTE
work of the basement has not yet
been completed.
Arthw .‘V Waldron has the contract
for the erection of the iProspeci’
school, and Harry W. Mathei the Ca-
dar street building. Contractors Dris-
coil 8; Sullivan are doing the mason
work. on the Cedar street school.
I M008E PlRlllE
AND llflli. [ill
(Continued From First Page.)
form one of the largest parades ever
held in Hartford by a fraternal order.-
' The afternoon '1»!!! be spent in com-
petitive drills and out of door sports
for which many beaiitlful prizes are
altered. Company A. Moose Defend-
ers, in command of Captain William
r
”1' l . ,
e Cedar street building The brick {Brid-g’eport‘ on Friday of this week.
28-July 3 a week that will be remem- IThey are Carrie S. MacDonald vs
bered in Norwailt. A special commit- Robert A. MacDonald Attorney J R.
tee was appointed ‘0 Wile 8“ 0‘1“" Taylor for 111111111111; lda Mae Jarvls'
town and local orders to participate in vs. Harvey H Jarvis, Attmney John
the parade July 3’61 and the commlt- J. Cuneo for plaintiff, and Sarah M.:
E. Casey. have been steadily 1117111111114
dents of. the house ,put out the tire
without calling in the tire department.4
A complaint will be taken up with
in the window of D. A.- RosenI,’ ., ,41n4
51.111.331de . ., -.
'i‘liIe local police have 1-
Corporation counsel W F Tahimanr yard doctor has inyented a substitute
concerning a fire‘ works sign appearing 1°1- dlegp 511019130 111.111.. ,
1110011 here also invented a snubstitnte
vs'd word tor sleepi but we are hard to please.
., ,4 . for this occasion and iihve entered
NOT LIKE THE ‘REAL THING. “the competitive drills, and tile- 1119111-
{81111111111113I to worry about: A i-lar- bore of South Norwali: Lodge have
every reason to belle tiley wl it
mm 0119‘ of the price ‘Lbeloi‘e 191111111;
Hartford. 3
South Norwalk
The trumn cats in our melghlwr-
will be rep-
place she'd Inuit her job.
are obtained by advertising to the
best employers. The sentinel roaches
’ this class in Roman: it totally
The committee further announces
that it is the intention to have one
day known’as childrens’ day, when the
children of the County Home and the
Day Nursery will be invited to slight!
in a body. Arrangements will be
made to transport them to and from
the grounds. At this time all children
of these institutions will be admitted
be under the special guidance of the
members of Norwalk Lodge of Moose.
The next meeting of the committee
will be held Tuesday evening of next
week. '1 ._
..
A PARADOXICAIL CONDITION.
iur You should make her keep her
place.
Mrs. Wye—ll I made her keep her
. ,....‘T1ta' sear strum-Ions
to all shows without charge, and will!
‘Mrs. yE:te~-—Your mold is too famll-I
5“. forest
4 ’ 11111th
_ defense and appoinunent of receiver I
. , place of Thomas F. Hallo. of "some; ‘
We ”mew” "Glues“ that every “m1.“ ilson vs. Peter A Wilson Attorneys
woman and child join in the big Moose1
parade.
Keoglrand Condee for plaintiff
Several other cases; none of special
Wimportance which have been up for
hearing on previous occasions will
1also be heard. They are:
i Jennie Udeiman vs. Louis Udelman,
J H. Light for plaintiff, J. R Tay-
1lor fer defendant. Hearing will be
concerning alimony pending settle-
ment of case.
Jennie W R. Davenport, guardian,
1111. William A. Comstock, and others.
Attorney Keogh and Condos for H.
and E. Quittner“ party defendants.
Foreclosure matter.
Ahfiie N. Flynn, guardian? vs.
Leonard 11. (1111111. Walsh and Hub-
hell iLeo 'Davis. Committee report
acceptance. ..
Christian Reigenspan vs. James P.
Barry Leo Davis for plaintiff. Hear.
ing for judgment. '
The Not-walk Building, Loan ai’nd
t 100
nuns; on dissidents of
"\.
for route.
e
~Housewives watch gentlest Want
_ R 11111161- for_
me‘ee Pillk, Skye Kings
Sand, Pink and Sky $1. 00
$1. 00 and $1. 50
$11.00-Sl 50-5200
EAVES ,FOR N
SEY. 1
The waywardness ofMiss Minnie
Reis, of Lincoln avenue Second Dis-.
trict which was brought to the at-
[tention of the proper authorities re-
1cently, the trouble starting from an.
alleged complaint made by Miss Rois .4
against her stepmother, Mrs. George:
iReis. Prosecuting Attorney crame'i' C.
lilegeman who received the complaint.
ordered Miss Reis warmed to a home,
but the pleadings of her step—mother
offset these plans. Miss Reis who has
been staying with a family in the vi-
4cinity for some time, says her step~I
mother had beaten her until" she was
black and blue. This, hodever, was 1111- .1
ter proven to be untrue. The Role fam- .
iiy came here fromBrooklyn, about. I.
four years ago, and all who havscomo '
in contact with Mrs. Rois found her'
to be a good-hearted and hard Work-
ing woman, and sympathy is given her .
by all those who know her. Miss .M!n~‘ '
nle Rois left Monday fos- Themes Riv-
er, New Jersey to stay with her sls— .
ter. ' 3
ClVilL SERVICE COMMISSIONS. 1
nos ANGELES, 0111.. June 15.4—81le 7
service experts from all parts of the
United States arric;ed liere today to at. .:- .
tend the opening tomorrow of the ;
eighth annual meeting of the National ‘ ' ‘
Assembly of Civil Service Commlsion‘sf
Among other important subjects to
be discussed at the meetings will he '
the form of a model civil service law. _ q
for application wherever civil servlcoI g" ..‘
principles are employed... 4 $11 _
Tug Meetings will he presided over 34’
by E4 .150in or. the lion Angelica} .
County Civil Service Commission, lip-"3}“
president of the assembly, who is un
Labia tIIo sitehd. ..
Norwalk Chronicler