fingers achey I want a
Mquoalatonce, Imust
Mess I am a dance be-
cause I let the sununer go
mat a argument or so
put in my 5 song and
the when coal was at its
lowest price; another year
m’t find me waiting, I’ll
fi my cal before there’s
‘1 $5115” ,
1 , THE
1 .FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
. . i e Are Ready
With our new Auto Van. We
con move you anywhere and
. Aqulcldy.
ANDREW TAYLOR
. Livery and Trucking
{Phone Darien Conn.
Carnival
NOISE
CONFETTI
.ETC.
1A
RRIRRERMAN BROS;
‘ Hilliard . North M '
:1ka 64 Streeta 1n
1, Men’s and Boy’s
Palm Beach Suits
cornea... ..... .3106
iuo Boron $3 $4 and $4.50
nor—17:11:13
Mus; Main or. 3o. Nor-walls
ware—.312» Suits.
NEW CITY
.' MARKET
Hayes’ Block
69' Mirth Main Street
e Make a Specialty
the Best Grades of Sperry &
arnes’ Hams and Bac0n.
il‘llc.lllorlern”illl‘lal'llel
15 North Main St.
WM. B. UNHOLTZ, Prop
1"“ "c a 1..., c
Plainly we wont yourbusinese, do not Mogul-stint
fact stall. This implies our earnestlendesvor toretain
your patronage on the meritept our scrvioe.
To get it med notgnecessarily mean low prices, we
feel reasonably sure of that, so long as QUALITY
is an essential the price must be reckoned cemen-
smte with it. _ l; l - j v .
Sendin your orders—let us prove to you that on
products and service is genuinely good.
The Hatch Cr Bailey Co. A
South Norwalk, Conn.
lowest prices for Best quality meals
Speqy and Bames’ Hams. . . . . . . . 23c.-
SperryandBarnes' Bacon.................. maze
Sperry and Barnes’ Picnics ................. fl .. . . . 14c
Regalea........ 19c
Home Dressed Veal from ...... 1:161: up
Genuine Spring Lamb, Fancy Roasting Chickens and
P FHWIS B t
lest eavy ec ..... . ........ .18c 20c, 22c.” ' '
All kinds of Cold Meats for sandwiches. anc Rib.
Best New York Frankfurters 20c lb
Oleonlargarine ............. . . . ..... ‘2oc 25c 28:;
Gold Medal Butter ................. ....... '... '. 38c
Strictly Fresh Eggs ...... . ........... . .1 .. . .. 28c. doz.
New Potatoes ......... . ............ .. .. 18c pk
Old Potatoes . ......................... . . 15c pk:
CHARNOK’S"‘MARKET
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
FREE DELIVERY
Chorce Hams
In buying our hams our p.‘
trons make no mistake. They
get the best the market shards
, at the lowest figures.
As it is with bolus, so it is
With our ,filine of hue fresh
Meets. A’j‘ohoioe steak or I
36011 rout is sure tolls the
m Mullen bought here.
mammoth buckled up by
. actual, honest performance.
The Modern Market
WM. B. UNHOLTZ, Prop.
:5 North Main St.
The Beers Meal & Provision, Co.
6 North Main St., So. Norwalk. :3 Main St.,Norwalk.
11' WILL PAY YOU
1 TO WATCH
FRIDAY’S SENTINEL '
FOR" THE
bio CELEBRATION
' SALE ,AT '
1 no .116. South Nor-walk.
Get'Cireular at Store.
Schnitzel s 3 Sanitary Markets ‘
3; WASHINGTON s'r. . 39 MAIN ST.
scorn NORWALK. , NORWALK.
505 MAIN ST., STAMFORD
'TODAY IN WALL STREET- ls steel 5’s were the features.
WN, July Jar—Frank in.
New York,“ employed. as a
the first hour amounted to 175 000 ed States Steel,
motive. *Can and Steel
Yorouls, oilio of 'New York, a
trillion 1) rd the borit at the
port street, about
“According to am.
9 boot,- M'uln’a used a big
Wthe assault threw it
I
zed him for some time. ‘
bodg"
Can, Baldwin, Studebaker.
Motors and Willits- Overland. the fur
1ther rise in the first two being accom
panied by a circumstantial report liti
additional ,1arse war conmcm- Yolk All; nr‘slreljl,‘ cruoiolo steel
Shares or other munitlon comp {be 311de coconut
rose one' to tire points1'. Anions he points, 1.111 a coin or 8'polntrll o
d‘ Camila rs. amountflilfim
1 hour.
Smith.
The raising up of chiefs of Uneas
Tribe, No. 2 limproved Order of Red
Men, was eld last evening at the
Wigwam in Washington street, and
was witnessed by a large number of
the members. The ceremony was
ably carried out by a delegation of
the members of Paugausett Tribe, of
Danbury.‘ as follows:
Deputy Great Sachem—9E. R. Gould.
Great Prophet—~Clarence Baker.
Great Senior Sagamore—John Car-
rodus '
Great
Judson.
Great Sannap—Clarence Swift.
The following is a complete list of
the elective and appointive members
of the Tribe for the next six months:
Sachem—H. H. Gaming.
Senior Sagumore-viiarry Tarlov.
Junior SugomoreuB. J. Thomas.
Prophet—B. 0. Weeks.
First Sannap~Frederick Williams.
Second Ssnnapg—L. Eugene Mit-
chell. ’
Guard of the Forest—John Gart-
munn
Guard of the Wigwam—Rufus
Junior Sugamore-v—George
J.
First Warrior—H. ( Hall.
GAZETTE BLDG. ‘
ANOTHER
LOT OF
TRISTRAM S. YATT
THE'LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
WHITE DRESS SRIRlS
Which have been so popular this season,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
NORWALK
n~
*—
MORE or THE ONE PIECE DRESSES
Are here with a wide choice of patterns.
RESIDENIS‘RESPRRSIRLE
10R 110801111018 HERE”
m
In spite of the face that splendid
work is being accomplished by the
local mosquito extermination commit.
tee in trldding Norwalk of the salt.
water marsh mosquito, this season, it
is said, there has been some few mos-
quitoes active.
This condition is due entirely to the
Second Warriorwllolph Leary.
Third Warrior—Hurry llubbell.
Fourth Warrior—«Charles Swint
First Bravewl‘reorge H. Illrst
Second Brave-nil. B. Clilbill.
Third Brave—Charles B Nash.
Fourth Brave—Railhond Stration.’
Frederick G Benedict, who uus re-
cently married. “11”!)"9‘1 his fel
low members with a 1bell of cigars
At the conclusion of the business
session speeches were made by the
. Dunbury lied Men mentioned nbov,e‘
and also by Post lrenl Sachem:
Oetzel. who is one of the most popli-
lal members of the order in the
stale, Several other visiting an nd lo-
cal Red Men also made brief r91
marks. and then all adjourned to thei
court yard in the rear, where a dam
bake. was served. The affair was
much enjoyed and , success was
largely due to the e orts of the en-
1lcrtainment committee, composed of
.l. H. Gallagher, Frederick William.
Charles J. Prescott, Lester Brush and
R. J. Thomas.
Later another adjournment was
taken to the nigu'nnr, where there
was a program of vocal and instru-
mental music.
lR- DAY’ 8 llSllRRS
Camp Lewis Nash
unde
"Today, at
visitors day. This morning.
trip: Scouts Juveuol, Hahn. Coley,
Brown,’ Cave, H Church and W
Church
The reel“ of the boys spent a por
«lion of the morning preparing for tile
_' l noon.
sales of Consolidated Gas (in arm 1..
hoodlum, Chandlers horrific, -
1tho scouts went black fishing.
I
Scout~
will consiSt of:
2. ob~lnspection.1 - 1,
a; alt-nest and not Guard.1, 1;
3‘:;QO——l)femonstru1t1lj ‘_
d‘ lluclr zeplicln'g ‘ro‘ ..
. J
ll SRRRI’S CAMP
' ,mlssloner John Bropby of Ridgefleld;
’ is was held this afternon at 2:30 o‘.clock:
1. from the into home on 61 Meadow St‘
the direction of Scoutmuster Douglas
Nash, assisted by Mortimer Masher,
the following scouts enjoyed a sailing,
Gregory,"Bedient, Cappanio, Kramer.
1vieitors .who will attend this after.- E Berta, pastor of the Norwalk Meth-
“W the Wm “B ”“75““ odist Church officiated, interment fol-
Scout Sherwood is a foot taller than
NEW YORK July 13 (Wall street 1iast year, and is very expert in oil;
WALL STREET, Noon ——Sales 111110 30 a. m.)-—Heavy treading in Unit inching, as the result 0
American Can and Stud“
shares. Westinghouse. BaldWin L000 Westinghouse Marked the day’s early
contributed dealings. The first transaction in
more than half the total in the order Steel comprised a 101; of 2 200 shares at pump more days than all? other scout lug,
named. New records were scored by a fractional advance, while Can gained ill “OWN“ ‘-
General a mint on an exchange 0: 3, 600 shares. ,
Nicotinghouae were", listed in lots of 1.»
4300 to 2. 50021511; a bloody ddvsl‘l'ee to 2%,
points. Other war shares. like New
This afternoon's visitors program
’ r in" ‘ oroWfiinS 20 years old.
‘ note
tent rais- tomon'whilo kneeling at the alter minefiel- the parade is good. ’f‘hla
. ‘be reproduced in color and ”(195
. _, the slides made loot suibmer. ‘
:curelessnessof locul residents.accord-
Eing to an interesting statement made
Elast night by Stephen S, Hatch, chain
:1‘ man of the extermination committee.
1 Mr. Hatch declared that the stag
inaut water standing in barrels, etc..l1
was responsible for the renppearancui
to a certain exien1,of this annoying;
pest.
it has been suggested othat local
people cooperate to the extent otf
doing away with conditions of the on
true referred to by Mr Hatch
N0 ll. 8. RRVERNMENI
ORDERS f__l_l_R___ 100M HRM
1
; That the Norwullr Iron “or-ks. 0:1
this city, has receixed orders from thel
United States Government for air- ,
compressors for their proposed new
submarines, use denied this morning
by E J. Hill, superintendent of the
factory l
Rumors, emanating from an outside
source, were recoil ed locally several,
days ago. but Mr Hill declared he had
heard nothing concerning the orders.
1 Asked what the likelihood was for!
the local firm in receiving any such’
:coutract Mr. Hill declared there “as.
inane so far as he knew.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
1
l
1
1
Death of Mrs. John Brophyl'“ 1
The many friends of County Como;
‘will sincerely spmpathlze with him in
the deep bereavement he has suffered‘
(brought the death of his wife, which
field. Mrs. Brophy had been an invalid
1tor many years. Through her long ill-
1
‘ 'ness she bore up with Christian for-1
tilude. Some few weeks ago her con-1
dition changed for the worse and iti
was feared that the end was near. The
man Catholic church in Ridgelleld on
Thursday morning. at'ilz30. '
Funeral ‘of Mr. Ut‘zlnuer.
The funeral of Jacob J. Utzlnger,
Rev. John Stapleton, pastor of the So
rated, and interment followed in Rim:
erside cemetery. .,
Funeral of Mrs. Seymour.
The funeral of Mrs. Celina Seymour,
wife of John Seymour was held or, any of these are at
the the Market to seél without further no- Town and Country. twice in The Am-
tlce. Those who sold last year new erlcan
been notified by card all the others age Home Journal and one will soon be
notified in this way.-
2:30 o‘clock this afternoon from'
late home on Winfield;§treet.1llev C.
lowing in Riverside cemetery. 1
Funeral of lBRby Pocxlr
f his winters. The funeral of Elizabeth Pocxi, in-
firm daughlier of Mr. and Mrs J Pocxll.
George Rowan is still the of Lgxmgton avenue. who died at the day morning from nine to eleien for
on»: w‘M" 1,, cm“ having been in home of its parents yesterday morn. buyers, but the children are inatruct-
wos held at 2. 30 o'clock yester-
day afternoon.
. A...“
A‘Special Lot of Lingerie Waists reduced to 50¢; ea.
occurred Monday at the home in Ridgei
. funeral will take place from the R0- 1
Miss Florence Beers to Take the Place sold all they brought, so, apparanotly,
Norwalk Congregational Church. bill-:3
for the season Saturday morning at
nine o’cmck in front of the Norwalk advertised all We? the United States‘»
Hotel. There are about 200 children in the idea seeming entirly original with
the Civic League Garden Contest “5dr ‘Norwolk. rticles have appeared in’ "The
' Colonel and Mrs. Russel are again-
—
unus—
2;
1
H. Krieger & Co.
New Arrivals
Summer HaFts - Dresses
Skirts - Silk Sweaters
HERE YOU CAN'OPEN A DIGNIFIED
"CHARGE ACCOUNT-—
and settle your bill in weekly, semi-monthly or
monthly payments.
We guarantee our prices to be as’low
and lower than elsewhere.
‘I‘
il’Lynge Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
....._ BRIDGEPORT ------
Forrnerly known ll Bridgeport Steam Dyeing a Cleaning Co.
silk Dresses. Gloves. Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
Telephone 4785. H. LYNGE. Prop. 293 State St. Bridgeport
A- - $-‘A‘-
uvvv'v vvv‘
s.
Specral Sale
_._0 F—-
“Refrigerators
Year after year our line of Refrigerators increase their 1
popularity because the merits we claim are founded on
facts. Compact, sanitary and ice savers.
Marked from 20 to 30 per cent. below regular price. 1
“The/ll. J. Collins —~ Co.
-.
W
' CHIDDREN‘S MARKET To OPEN urdny expecting the Market would op-
,~__
en and the enterprising little fellow:
2",
their friends the buyers are ready to
x
of Miss Pryor as Manager. »
The “Chlldrens Market" is to open ibegin 3531“-
The “Market" has hen tremendously
liberty to come to O'UUOOK." The “New York Times, The
Clubwoman, The Ladies'
printed in T‘Today" which says. it
Miss Florence Beers is to be the reaches 8 million readers. The chair-
manager ot the market as Miss Pry- man 0‘ the Commute has received
er who managed for the Civic League letters from Boise, oldaho,J Jacksonville,
last summer is visiting in the West. F19». Rocheéter, and Duluth. . Minn. .
one market will ‘be held every Satur- and Botan Rouge. In. risking for liar-
tlculars and has been told constantly- 1
their. articles in papers one has not ’2
seen have appeared. *
ted to be on hand by 8: 30 to help get.
out the logos and arrange their wares.
satiation, Conn, July 11~Robere .‘ ‘
SUICIDES As 8HE .KNEELs hospitable enough to offer their place 1 Heal“: “me mmesemwve from
' ‘ llN CHURCH; , [A for the Sale. The Children’s Marketgu“Ii 10W” 1.9 the General Asseplbly
Warsaw“, July ill—"lilo Nobert. float won. a, roof dollar gold uleoe for a and veteran of the Civil War. died. .
e1 recent high sullen 33'“?
-rcorirmltted suicide" yeirerooy of-
boron of Our Lady Cl Lou
home here today at; tile easier“ 1 I
1,
prize in the omlviu and o flashlight I at, bill.
picture taken of them by Mr. Pollard. l .73 He served in the Federal ”HAT ~ '
will; non 1861 to 1865. was
to in his march to the slain?”
unions. tWenty battles. '
a misunderstand!“ some of the native of England and is ourylv
' ‘ 1111111 your came on eat. his who our do: children. .; w
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