Jul yfir bin full of Coal
j‘WI not a bit risky, and
r m better value we think,
1%“ a closet or shelfqu of
M or of whiskey that is
aged for nothing but drink.
ith a few tons of coal
“Sound away in your cellar
you may laugh at the coming
19f Fall. and you are more
out than that other fel-
who is thinking of
nothing at all. And what is
fliere worse when all has been
said, than a person .who
won’t take a good look
.‘ ahead.
THE
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
We Are Ready
4 With our new Auto Van. We
. ‘ can move you anywhere and
‘ Quickly.
" ANDREW TAYLOR
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‘ man’s lawful prey.
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ABOUT THE STATE.
Upon receipt of a telegram from
David R. Thomas, the represents-I
tives of the Munitions department
of the Briti.h government, who arriv-
ed in New York on Monday, saying.
“Can you suppfy all unlimited number
you deliver them?" Frank H. Harri-i
man of Smith Glastonbury, who isI
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:maklng twenty special aeroplane mo-
Itors for the United States govern:
inlent. left today for New York to see}
,Mr. Thomas. I
Mr. fipencer, the Federal inspector:
who is supervising the work at the1
The Halchfiaiey Co.
There is hardly anything in the world that some
man cannot make a little worse and sell a little cheap-
er—and the people who consider price only, are . this
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
‘llllll Alli0 cull
§0N lolwn-llllll PIKE
of aeroplane motor, and when can‘Stamford
NEW YORK, July 9.—‘!‘his was the
second day of Harry K. Thaw's testi
mony as a witness for the State in
his sanity trial. -
“é __ His examination had proceeded as
Our Mill Work is of the highest standard of grade ' t” as the “films“ of PubliCilY t0
and manufaCtUre, and always cheap when its class is gm public, “pinion in his fight ff”
considered. I, .3 ll i=5" , a ,, l i , I _ a , ll 'l freedom which Thaw conducted Will”?
; r 2....— -. i in New Hampshire.
. LET US PROVE THIS TO YOU. While testifying Thaw is under ob
‘ i servation of the State's two‘aiienists,
% who may be the next witnesses.
h Deputy Attorney-General Cook be-
gan his questioning today by asking
Thaw whether he believed himself to
have been insane at ihe time he kill-
1. ed Stanford White.
' “That," said the witness, “is a
question that cannot be answered by
one word. The question came up and
the jury gave me the benefit of the
'doubt. In effect they evidently be
Iieved there. might have
chance ihat my reason was not an
that it should be."
In reply to further questions Thaw
said he did not remember just what
South Norwalk, Conn.
Car Hits Carriage lintl
Two Automobiles, Escaping he did all the day of the murder, but
' all“ he did remember that he visited a
"fulfill 5n! 0 30—100“ number of steamship offices. He car.
"Ell Ill Accident ried a revolver with him that day,
having been informed, he said, that
been 'a "
GAZETTE BLDG. ‘
pillow and valance.
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TRISTRAM s. HYATT
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
We'have a fine line of Hammocks
From $1.00 to $5.00
In many colors and designs. Each hammock is complete with stretcher,
Better Buy one For the Porch, Cottage or Camp.
NORWALX II
Mil BllIIIl IJP 00M
(Continued From Flret Page.)
An automobile, license nlimber 849,
leader, was after him.
"Monk” Eastman, a New York gang‘
IAII DIE INDUSIIII
Foreign and Domestic Commerce are
He did not be ; investigating all phases of the sub-
H. rieger & Co.
- Livery and Trucking
‘ ‘Phoue . Darien Conn.
t
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Carnival '
flanford
twee
N M '
64 °§‘.':..{““
Men‘s and Boy’s
xPaIm Beach Suits
V 7 For Men ............ $7.00
For 1303‘s -- $3 $4 and $4.50
0' do 17?: E B ‘
1! No. Meln st. Bo. Nomik
.7410-41250 Suite.
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3‘ TODAY IN WALL STREET.
“ NEW YORK. July 9 gVI'all Street,
if 10:80 a. m.).—War specialties were
the feature of today's strong opening
with gains of 1 to 3 points. Reprer
'ntatlve railways also recovered\
from yesterdays heaviness, Union Pa-l
cine, Canadian Pacific and Reading:
gaining I to 1 1-2 points, with nlorel
moderate advances in Copper :lndI
chrome lndustriais. U. S. Steel rose],
a point on fair demand. Offset-I
link”. features included Missouri Paci '
he. Missouri, Kansas and Texas and
80 them Railway Preferred, which
_ pended to new low prices. Trad
in was broad and fairly active.
Norma—A sharp reversal occurred
, are the end of the first hour un-i
er lead of New Haven, which?
Ire steadily to 55 1-2, a loss of five3
icoast. ‘ ,kMunson, formerly assistant steward
I The Harrlman motor “'0“ In Kat the Norwalk Country Club. ‘10,
.conlpetition test under the auspices.tone was hurt. The carriage was.
l‘ributed nearly 32.000900 in incomefcily. which was standing in front of
‘tnxes. corporation and individual. tollt. The damage to this machine was
land understood to be owned by Ed
lliarrinlan factory, said last night thatiward y. .Weber, of the Post road ilicve ”16 l'PDOTl. bill
he thoughl Great Britain was DIRH‘IStamford, yesterday on the turnpikeI“
lling the mobilization of an immenseibeween this city and Darien ran int< its
fleet of aeroplanes With “'hit‘h ‘0 ‘a carriage, then swerved and crashed
scout for submarines '0“ the Englishllmo the automobile owned by Willie
The Internal revenue district of
t‘onllccticut, which includes the stateSQter car bumping into the automobile,
of Connecticut and llllode Island.con- owned by Alfred Goldschlnldt. of this
NOISE I0? army experts. and. the motors Hm"lquite badly damaged, and the two, Just before he shot While, the ‘Iegal as unfair competition
CONFETTI “ma“ ‘5 “OW bulldlng for the gov- right wheels of the Munson car were ter moved his hand toward Ills pocket,§ Confidential advices from Germanv
ETC, Ol‘lllllelll will be used in hydro-item ,tol-ll off. The Weber automobile es- Thaw asserted. It the m; artnlellt optommerce ohm".
‘ AT plalleS.‘ Lcapcd undamaged. The force of the 1“ testifying Thaw spoke very I that Gern‘ian dye manufacturers» are
* ‘“ ' __._.‘ __ Stamford man's car colliding with the quietly. . . ~ - .
' - . . . , ., . prepared to reelltel the market im
MIGGERMAN BR08 . Mullson machine resulted In the Iat- MALOMd, Ix. l., July ilk—hug)“,
O O
Uncle Sam‘s coffers during the fiscaIQvery slight. Repairs to botll cars
year ended June 30, according to a‘were made at Vaast Brothers' garage,l
statement by the Treasury Depart-ltoday. 7‘
mcnt The exact total was $1,994,. Mr. Weber, It Is said, has volun.
$07.60. Tin: was made up of $913.- feared to make good for any loss ro-I
7:39.19 in corporation
There were but five districts In which Ident.
the collections under the income tax;
were larger than Illlllle ConnecticutiMIS8 WIlMol' BEcoMES
district.
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At the special town election at Tcr-I
ryville yesterday for the purposes of‘
electing four men to fill vacancies in:
the town's list of constables, 233‘,
votes were cast of which seventeen}
were from the first voting districtlwere united in marriage,
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in Plymouth Hill. This is about ollelafternoon, when Rev. R. J. Carroll; ceased had been in poor health for the.
quarter of the number of voters ofipastor of St. Joseph's church, per-Ipast nine months and during that.
the town. The constables electedjformed in the rectory on South MainIperiod showed a marked decline in his
were former Deputy SIlIriff Jamesistrcet. the wedding ceremony thaticondition. At times he would rally,
but never sufficiently in the last row
lmontlls to permit him to get around.
1.. Emmett; democratic, and Freder imade Miss Grace D. Wilmot the bride‘
ick H. Stieler, Harry G. (‘leaveiandiof Harry W. Keogh.
and Dennis J. Callahan, republican.
yKeogh, a brother to the groom, and
Mrs. lrving R. Wilmot, the bride's
jsisterdn-Iaw. '\
RISPIINSE I0 PRAYER
IHIMI ll CHRISIAI
(milliliters,w
Two sessions yesterday afternoon ;side on County street, uptow
and evening were held in the Roway-ithey have purchased the formerl
ton Baptist, and Methodist Churches. lQuintard place.
icity.
‘in tile Norwalk, pule ‘
lMr. Keogh is an adjuster for thll
Traveler's ’insurance Company,
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questions, dealing with events on the, his the
night cf the murder.
his actions from dinner time unul he
fired at White.
lh‘csbit Thaw remained abcd today onl
advice of her physician, Dr. McGib
bon. of t‘llllteaugay Lake. It was rot
garded as unlikely that
d ‘ v v t
sanction her going ‘0 MW \ork 0- tors. particularly ill the United States,
1band, Harry K. Thawu
“"01“? tax. suiting from the three-cornered acclicral, w
in body attachment f
iat Cllntcaugay Lake.
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EDEAT
‘do
' died at his home on New Canaan ave—i
Two prominent local young people‘ nue, Broad River. yesterday noon fromi
yesterduy' heart trouble. aged 64 years. Thgmw
f The attendants were Thomas J I His wife, a son. Edward E.. two daugh-
} tors. Mrs. Frederick H, Ferris and Mrs.
George H. ‘MaIkIn. survive him.
_ Both Mr. and Mrs. Keogh are well Ident of that section of Norwalk his en-
fliked and favorably" known in thlsltlre life,
The bride has been a teacher of friends and acquaintances.
c schools, and ‘ earlier years he had been successful in ‘
busines and retired from the nursery;was 0' a '0‘" no Character consistln
ollbusiness some time ago.
Upon their return was an extensive holder of real estate.1
will re~l For thirty years he held the clerkship-
. ,..§:llllollollll llllllll
n. where, 0
lowing the consolidation of the schools
thought he: ject. Several sessions of the commie.
hould be prepared to protect him :sion itself have been devoted to the
elf. smatter, particularly to reviewmg for-
.ur. cook asked Thaw a series ol'eisn legislation on the subject. includ-
Canadian system, which im-
'I‘Ilaw detailed' pOses an additional duty on goods im-
ported to be sold at less than a fair
{market price, and the Australian law,
lat I,makillg such importation and sale il-
‘nlediately after the war ends and to
make tremendous efforts to regain
3 their lost business. It is said they will
be prepared to quote ruinously low!
prices to take business from competi':
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95“” m the jury proceedlngs to d Iwhere prejudice agalnst (Jermain;
ermine .lllt‘ mental state of her bus 1 made goods that will prevail in tllel
he would I
Representative 0‘ ”'0 attorney-gens Manufacturers now entering the.
or her, remained. tectlon against a sudden flood of for;
leign imports by insisting that cus-z
.A___, itomera make contracts for a three<
FUNERALS iyears’ supply of dyestuffs.
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Death of George Washington Mills. I FISHERIES AND GAME.
George Washington Mills, a well-to-l _
and prominent resident of Norwalk,‘A
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nnunl Meeting Results in Re-elec~
tlone, Save That of Monroe: of
Foreetvllle, New Vice-President.
The annual meeting of the com-
lnlission on fisheries and game was
‘Ilcld yesterday in the state capitol.
Oflicera were elected as follows:
President, Willem K. Mollan, of
gBridgcport; vice-president, Fred N.
Illianross. of Forestville; secretary,l
10 H. Pease. of Canaan; superin-
Itendent, John M. t‘ranlpton, of New
iliaven.
A native of Broad River and a resiv M" Manross was elected ‘0 “0'
tested E. Hart Fenn who resigned from
Mr. Mills had a Wide circlellhe commission some time ago. All
In 'mg.the other officers were reelected.
The other business of the meeting
Mr. Mingle! the paynlen of the bills, etc.
i the Broad River school and was a
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Silk Sweaters
With long belts
and fringed on
the ends, all the new. shades,
Rose, Copan. Blue, Gold, Black
and white, and Peach color from
$5-98 to
‘warrillg countries will not obtain. , 5’
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Telephone 4785.
cStcam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
----- BRIDGEPORT ------
Formerly known as Brldgeport Steam Dyeing 0. Cleaning Co.
Silk ore-us. Gloves, Blankets and Lace col-ulna Cleaned. '
H. LYNGE, Prop.
$10.00
11° arrived here yesterday with new line are seeking temporary pro,W
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293 State St. Bridgeport
uvvvvv—‘vvv
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Year after year our line
popularity because the merits
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Special Sale
’ Refrigerators
facts. Compact, sanitary and ice savers.
Marked from 20 to 30 per cent. below'regular price.
F__
of Refrigerators increase their
we claim are founded on
' Due to the afternoon storm the atten-i
Hosts of friends extend to Mr.
am‘of Norwalk. Because of his Intimate ‘ I
llllllls Alli MISSING
into. ‘_ Reading and Union Pacific
veloped activity and other active
mocks fell. under yesterday's low.
he was also a recurrence “£132,322 ‘ th , .
silliness in secondary railways with} mad? "1:8: 'e lxgieresllng
‘newdow price for St. Paul. Unitcdl r “ c “as.“ ““589
powerful and most. interesting serm-i
1dance was somewhat curtailed, but in Mrs. Keogh the sincerest of eongrattl
'the evening the attendance was
very , lations.
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subject-
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SPEED THE TEST OF NAVIES?
{knowledge of property values in his
isection, Mr. Mills was appointed one
gof the assessors at the time the grand
fillet of Norwalk was readjusted. The:
deceased was flre warden for a num~
iber of years and during hisvlife had
AUTOMOBILE 24
Some time between 9 ordlock last
night and early this morning, thieves
broke a window in the Luther Wright
s Steel was strongest of the,
ative favorites, but even in that‘
”signs of selling were ‘observedl
very advance. American Coal
~uc‘ts was prominent among the_
. g priced specialties with a gain of.
poihfii. Further persistent selling
prbpe was the feature of the
all 1
fl PRICES To an HIGHER.
HiNGTON, July 9.—Due to‘
‘t‘y of colliers and the generallyI
prl of charters of vessels suit-'
the carriage carnal, the ‘price*
applied to. vessels using the‘
Canal will be increased onI
'_r 1, according to notice is-I
y the canal‘authorlties. Afterl
date coal delivered alongside aI
atl'h'istobal or Colon will be 36'
per ton. . :
any preceding month, the num;
' ‘141. though the tonnage,
$378,708. was less ’than in
Carson: handled since the
6 passed the four million
|and who is a missionary workerion
and at Balboa on the Pacific: ladies of both churches served a dam-gr‘hymed adage ,3 especially awn”
I ty collation in the Baptist church. '
reels used the canal in MayI .
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3 bands."
The Battle Is tq Him I‘Who Gets His'
Blow In Punt." ‘
He who fights and runs away I
May live to light another “day I
ons preached by the several notedl
workers in the christian field.
" The speakers included: Rev. James
R. Morris, of Passalc,"~N. J., Rev. Mr.
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Cedarholm, of Brooklyn. lmisslona'ry I sailor. For on the water speed 15 one 1
32:35:31}: th: :yofiihRgv'liiIi-IM .the factors of success. says thel
l o . ' - . -
' ' ‘ “New York Independent, for It means
:10“, alcogjined 31:51am who speaks I the poster of choosing the battlefield
uenty llteen dl erent anguages, and the range.
, What would happen if the newest
.. l ..
, . . ‘ Jithe Queen Elizabeth, with a spec I
meal edgkit The.CalelnT:tp;—;:e;l lof 28 knots an hour and 13' inchI
e s 7 g wasexc e . ~ .
. » . guns. should encounter the newest
spiring subject .was well~treated, and , , , ' '
those in attendance very much enjoy- Ezggybltglg: 51:12:31“ ixv‘vitlih: 23:36:;
If tclilflrggZOdoigpgitrgdl 1:" “23:11:23: 21 1-2 knots an hour and 14-inch guns
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member of both church choirs partI-lhs Mt pleasant to contemplate, 5" it
‘ {is ‘fortunate that we need not con-
flpmed' I sider the contingency.
Following the afternoon session theII To‘ naval warfare other
.1...
Elite;
. , lThrIce is be armed who both his
oooo COOKS IN”‘DEMAND.. i q-mml 3m
cook so that they might get better hair i And four times he who gets h
‘ “ in lust.
u—‘o-——.-.
D. W. Raymond .has recovered from-
aux-attack ‘olk quinsy sore throat.
is blow
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‘ "And did they?" .1
“No, they feel above marrying now."
——Boston Transcript. '
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taken an active partin public affairs.
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is a saying or the soldier. not of the‘VanDoren will ofiiclate. Interment will
garage on Madison street, this city,
and disappeared with three valuable
The funeral services will be held ‘
automobile tires.
from his late home tomorrow after- ' .
noon at 3 o'clock and Rev. T. DeWitt . The matter has been reported to
the police, and Detective Sergeant
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The ’A. J. Collins Co.
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LATEST STEP.
“I'm' sorry!" aclaimed tne sympa-
thetic woman. -“Did you hurtlyour-
self?” J
“Hurt myself!” responded Unéle
Fopsole. “Certainly not."
“But your foot slipped and you slid
quite a distance on' your chest!"
be in Riverside cemetery. Thomas Leatherland is investigating.
Death of Mrs. Mary Healy.
Mrs. Mary Healy died at the.ll'ome of
her brother-in-Iaw. Maurice McGratli.
in Winnipauk, yesterday morningf'She
is survived by a husband, Andrew.
Healy. of Bridgeport. The funeral
services will be held’from St. More
Churchtomorrow morning at 9 o'clock;
interment will follow in ,St. Mary's
cemetery.
o Harry ,Moskowitz, bartender in, Louis
Nyary‘s‘saloon on the turnpike. was
discharged by Judge mflM.’ Lockw00d
on the charge of calling. lntoxlcanta to,
a minor. The court after hearing “19
evidence held that'thslgfatels case ag-
ainst the defendant: had not. been PT?“
ed and promptly trolled the ,covglltg
Harry Sherwood, of westpcrt.‘flfi‘08““‘ .. ,
lllllll‘l’illlullllllll
for the highest individual and highest
score for all the games in the second,
sitting of the Elk‘s pinochle ‘ tourna-
ment; which was held, last night, In
; tile Home on South Main street. There
were four tables in full swing. 1. Joel
-wonjsecond prize and to George Coop
or went third, for the lowest score
made. .. '
w“ The prise-winning scores; ‘ ‘ .
C. Irving Byington‘, individual game
41,565; Tournament games. 4,915.
1. Joel-.' I ndividual. game, 1515;
Tournament games: 4,935.
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C. lrving~l3ylngton won first prize.
' store on. me,
“Of course. That‘s the latestrfigure.
It’s called the walrus’wallop—supposed
'to represent a. walrus sliding off a
cake of ice. I do it rather neatly for
a beginner, don't you thinkI"——Wash-
ington Star. '4'.
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AVOIDING THE TAILOR. . I
“The other people on the block are!
" sighed the tailor. “Sayf
.3 have killed business on this side oil
the street. It isn't my fault ,th‘ough. ‘f
“What’s wroné?” . l
over .to the other 'side when they
come to my block."——Louisville Cour-
ier-Journal. /
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THE wease-L.
which ale pure white. c In
regionsboth in Europe and
ted and Judge J. iterator-snipped you so Pooreri“lndlvldualsalllo.”20;
tor the accused. j . . [roll amcntfgames: £335. ‘
'0 it,“
3".
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, winter.
a
thg‘lwessel,turllo completely white in.
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STATE GOLF CONTEST.
BRIDGEPORT, July 9.—.Play in tho
annual state golf championship touc-
nament at the- Brooklawnfi Country
Club entered the second round today.
and it was expected that by nightfall
the semi-finals! would have been play-
ed. leaving the way clear for the ~
finals tomorrow. . _
Interest today centered largely, in
the matches between W. Parker See.
Iey, of Brooklawn,»the‘ present chair»
pion, and his clubmate, Robert Air
butt, a former title holder, and be-
tween: H. S. Redheld, of\,.HnrtTfol-d.r
and Reginald M. Lewis, the 17-year-
old schoolboy,- of New Canaan, who
is now looked upon as a strong pos-l
sibillty as a contender for final hon~
ors. '
The other pairs were: H. J. Top«
ping, Greenvvlch, vs. G. A. BaldwinI
Brookla‘wn; H. K. Kerr, Greenwich, I
vs. G. M. Quentin, Race 'Broolr.
The weather was clear and the?
‘ (n‘ color 'the' weasel '13 bf uniform strongiwfnd ‘over night dried out the
reddish brown, except the underparts, rain-soaked course, ‘
very cold conditions excellent.
America, followed he players.
making playing »
Large galleries - ~
4—A good—dd, pays in the‘beei paper,
Norwalk Chronicler