TWDAY. 381:? so, 1315
. o'
, - i come around with
'Mom some cool
“September Mom" on ‘
in accents sad and
“My house is .cold,
gets achey, I want a
. of Coal at onceLI must
' I am a claim he-
I let the summer go
t a dozen tons or so
my bins all snug and
. when coal was at its
t price; another year
7 find me waiting, I’ll
' my” coal before there's
Day or Night
' flux spacious and easy riding
Mmobile will take
unit 6‘4 Galley?!
Men’s and Boy’s
' Palm Beach Suits ,
_ . ”‘.......$7.00
. a... --s3 s4 and $4.50
-OTTLlEB
“0‘. Main 8h 80. Norwallt
474M1250 Suite.
The hatch z. Bailey co.
Plainly we want your business. do not disguise that
fact at all. This i lies our earnest endeavor to retain
your patronage magma-its of our service.
To get it need not necessarily mean low prices, we
' feel reasonably sure of that, so long as QUALITY
is an essential, the price must be reckoned commen-
surate with it. . I
Send in your_orders--let us préve to you that our
products and service is genuinely geod.
‘The Hatch Cr Bailey Co. 7“
South Norwalk, Conn.
A Delightlul Breakfast
or luncheon will be eaten from our
dainty spring lamb chops, spring
boilers or steaks. When your appe-H
tits fails you in warm weather you
‘l can always find something to tempt
and satisfy it by choosing your tidv
hits at Charhok's.
CHARNOK’SH MARKET
76 NORTH MAIN ST. FREE BELIVERY
llllllllrlfllilm
and Edwin, Andrews, 15,
. suburb.
mailman
Protector boarders and a Boy
lasted MW Die Ins-
tardy, and lat-guen'te Men:
is Temhiy' Burned
WASHINGTON, July 20.—~Prol'es— .
sor Augustine J. S. Bourdeau, aged
41, prominent Seventh Day Adventist,
are dead,
and Marguerite Bourdeau, nine,
daughter of, the first named, is set-
iously injuréd as the result of light-
ning stroke at Takoma Park, Md; a
The three were standing near a
tree in front of the Adventist Admin~
istration Building in Tacoma Pork
following an electrical storm late
TRISTRAM . s. HYATT
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK ll
BATHING SUITS
, FOR WOMEN AND MISSES '
A most satisfactory showing ofThis Seasons Models.
“KIDDIE” One piece Bathing Suits $1.00
CONTINUATION or THE PARASOL SALE
20%~ Reduction of each and every one.
yesterday. They were viewing the _ ‘
lwork of the lightning on the tree 1-: r J _
l r fi
when a second bolt came. Bourdeau ‘ .~__. 7 -. __‘ _
.‘nnd young Andrerrs were instantly
drilled and Marguerite Bourdeau was
knocked unconscious. Although bad-
lly burned. she is expected to recover.
Bour‘deau formerly was business
lmanager of the periodical department
of the Seventh Day Adtentists. He
lhad recently resigned to accept the
(hair of English at South Lancaster
{Acnden15 South Lancaster. Mass. He
.was born at Burke \'..t was editor ofi
several publications in the interest or:
temperance and patriotic movements;
fand author of a number oi’ religiousi
works. .
Andrews was a grandson of John
:Ahdreu's, first ioreign’missionary of
the Seventh Dav Adventists.
’ SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY
.Mou-r—
Bananas ...... 10¢ (10:. I cmons ..... .18é doz.
New Potatoes . ~18¢ pk Unions 5d qt.
Schultze’ s 3 Sanitary Markets
32 WASHINGTON ST. ~A- 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. -— NORWALK.
555 MALN s'r., STAMFORD.
isIIII Ions nouns
‘ II III III__I__I MINUltS
main line between there and Sunni
1fold. for forty rrrlnutcs.
The Beers Meat & Provision Co.
6 North Main St., 80? Norwalk. :3 Main St, Norwalk.
- ’according
to Superintendent C
the tracks.
lin the power station on Pine street. I
lit was only ,
leer-vice was resumed. l
l Considerable difllt‘ulty
lienced with the telephone lines,
lpeciully in the districts of Rowoytonh
Tokeneke, and upper Norwnlk. Two
lor three extra men are busy at ork
effort to straigteni
ltoday in the
i
Ellilllilli CON
lielson W. Benedict, Republican
rirnony in contested election case of
former Congessman Jeremiah Dona-i
win against
E . Ewes taken when the hearings were re-
‘. . sumcd here today.
éwns taken last Friday Milton Fessen- .
ldcn, of counsel for Mr. Hill and who‘
was chairman of the‘campaign commit-l,
tee in the district
stand
Cummings. Mr.lJ0110\a11's counsel, to
, produce all papers and dourrnents in
“,5”qu afternoon s ~05 ere thun his possession connected with the cum-
dcr storm, with its heav5 down-pour paign. He promised to produce as
of Iain, held tip the trollms, on the many as he “mm-
This delay, Ashe, or Saugatuck and Norwsik, one,
1-,] '0! the collectors of campaign funds,
It oplev, was caused By the rain-w‘ater George A Darrow, treasurer of the
washing large quantities of sand upon committee, bud Nelson W. Benedict,
chairman of the Republican commit-I
Lightning, during the 5'0"“ cnlneltce of Norualk.
lmonlelltilill‘ [stopping the pow er. but peeled that during the afternoon Con‘ .
a short time before the gressmnn Hill would be examined. {
was exper» in company with C. A Mallet-y about
on '31, 000 among the batters.
from A. C. Wheder for the campaign
ltund. His report showed that it was
credited to State Senator F. 5. Salmon.‘
the money had been handed to him by;
n 0151 l
IIsuIIIn II SliAMfilRll
H. Krieger .8: CO.
N {a} Arrivals w
Summer “Hats - Dresses
Skirts I Silk; Sweaters
HERE YOU CAN OPEN A DIGNIFIED
—CHARGE ACCOUNT—
and settle your bill In weekly, semi-monthly or
monthly payments.
~5We guarantee our prices to be as low
. and lower than elsewhere. .
SECOND ' ' \ANNUAI
SUMMMER SALE
SPECIAL FOR «WEDNESDAY
Exceptional Values in Blue and White
ENAMELWARE
Worth up to 89¢ Special 25¢ Each
The ROLLER 5~10+25é STORE-
‘Bo. Norwalk. 2832 So. Main St.
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Treasurer, Testified Today. -'—
Congressman Hill May (to on the
Stand This litternoon.
STAMFORD. July Bit—Further tes-
(ongressmon E. J. Hill
When adjournment
again took the,
lie was asked by homer S
Otlrcr witnesses examined u are J. J
When recess was taken it was c.\-
Ashe told of Collecting at Dunburyl|
\
Darrow said he had received :50:
He explained that this was because
Senator Salmon. He summed that thel
‘
lentry was an error, but said it was:
not discovered’ until diScussion about; DEATHS AND FUNERALS °°l°°k Rev Ralph G- Hartley w1l|
the present hearings had come up. officials and interment will follow In
Benedict, who inwnddltlon to being Norwnlk cemetery.
l Funeral of Mrs. Charles S. Ferris.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles S. Fer-
chairman of the Republican commit-i
. tee of Norw,nik is also a. deputy sher-gr
ris took place Sunday afternoon,
TODAY IN .WALI‘. STREET.
. 9 . 'things out "Central" this morning-
Autoct‘at Coffee, 30c can cut to . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 26¢ Ewas quite busy flying “art of order. 3
‘ no or I
Force 2pkgs. ..... . 19¢ : .Nodarnsge 0 “59”“
’3’ ‘ ' ~ was reported this morning as the re-
Macarom or Sllaghettl' {DC stzc, 2 pkgs """"" ' ' ' 15¢ i‘sult of the storm. Many people were»
Evaporated M1lk, 10c srze . . 2 for 15¢ ‘cmuzht m the “om, a, the Shown-ml
Pure Leaf Lard . ...... .. 12¢ |sorts, and were late in getting to,
25¢ jar Peanut Butter ..... .. ....... . ..... . 20¢ Hheir homes because of the forty-
~ . , inrinute delay of the trolleys.
‘ l
A. STULL lilliilll BUILDER l
oi Cottage Street. East Norwalk. 9
m
r WherI'lOut Shopping. ,
.Norwolk Trust Company
a safety of tuiids 011,119-
}; pends upon the financial
e bankyvlth which they ~
. . .
Chorce Hams
In buying our items our pe-
troni make no mistake. They
get the best the market aflords
at the lowest figures.
As it is with home. so it in
with our line of line fresh
meats. A choice steak orlo
good roast is sure To be the
very best when bought here.
This statement is booked up by
actual, honest performance. ‘
The Modern Market
WM. B. UNHOLTZ, Prop.
‘1: North Ma' 11 St.
Try a Sentmel Want ‘td
BRISTOL. R 1., July 20 -—John B.
l Herreshot‘t, president of the Herreshod
'Manufactr1ritrg Company, builders oi
‘many famous yachts, died early to-
lday. He had been ill for about a
' month, suffering from a general break-l
; do“ n.
' Mr. Herresh if. with his brother Na-
thaniel G. Herroshotl, the boot design-
er. had been identified with the yacht
‘ a building business all his life. The fact
ithat he had been blind Since boyhood I
did not interfere with his aetivensss. I
He wt‘rS born in Bristol, in 1841. and
Inns twice married. His second wife,
I survives, with one daughter Mrs;
l Catherine J. H. DeWolf, (it this town. i
i A third brother, J. B,. Herreshotf, is a
E New York chemist and inventor.
j llEllRESIi0fl Mill
3
‘iv—COOL, COMFORTABLE, WASH,
l . «ABLE. "
l The Palm Beach Suit is a recently
’introduced summer necessity—note a.
lux11ry-—'-for mens' wear in the Ninth.
Norwalk has adopted it, New York is
‘ following" suit. Cool comfortable,fl
washable and restrooms, both in the;
cry and in price. Made to order by
the Tropical Suit-Co. OHM Water St.
South Norwalk A special allowance in
price made on any suit delivered in
the Norwslks. Mode in all color that
'stand Washing.
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MATTER or causes.
Poet—Jim you send back my l3“
six batches of poems?
‘, manor-01 cums—u 1 received;
‘the’mr-Nen' York Globe
N
. man of the town committee to himself. relatives.
‘stood the trip Well, according to the some good in each Individual
‘sidered his condition 3053 under the hunt disease until recently.
’ circumstances.
, across Tunney to Berlin, and he has
“ .the'r'rlilrd‘xpese and then try one.
if; was asked why be credited 3500; from her late residence on Camp ave-
coutributed by Arthur C. Wheeler to}nue Springdale D" J E Adams 05
Wheeler personally, instead of as fiddling The funeral was largely
treasurer of the committee, said he attended by friends and neighbors A‘
thought that everybody knew that delegation from the Ladies' Aid Sd~
Wheeler was the treasurer ciety of the Stamford M’. E. Church
He was also questioned about an of which she was an active member,
litem for $302. so given by him as chair- was present. The pall- bearers were
The floral tokens were
as chairman oi the Ward committee.'mar1y and beautiful. Interment was
He said it was spent for campaign pur-jin Silvermine, and the journey was1
poses web as hiring halls, bands and‘made by automobiles. Studebaker and Americrtn Can. The
the like. V ‘V l.‘ Lid"; A Aiktenmwas born in If“; more prominent railway stocks pur-
' 70“ “t spen e grea 9“ par 0 “sued. a contrary course, Union Pacific,
FRANK PUT lN PRIVATE ROOM .her girlhood in Silvermineg where Canadian Pacific and Reading rising
MELEDGE‘ ILLE Ga. Julv 20r—‘ishe Was married, January 1, 1868, to a point or more Crucible made a.‘
Physicians attending Frank issued :1. Charles s 116mg They lived in slight rally before the end of the
statement at 9 am. saying. Frdllk'5«Stamford, Springdole and Silt-ermine. half. hour.
temperature at that hour was 1'50: iMrs. Ferris was a beautiful woman’to . .‘ ’
pulse 80 and respiration 20. - , {look upon, and possessed a beautiiul WALL STREET N00,] —Further
Frank today was }. \oved from the soul as Well. She never spoke evil buying of the railways, mainly trunk
prison “591““ ‘0 a private room KB? or anv one, and aims discovered lines and Coolers, stiffened the list
SM elsewhere, Coppers also being in fair
WALL STREET, 10230' a. n1.—
War shares were again heavily sold
atwthe Opening. of tOday‘s market,
.with a. further weakness in Crucible
Steel, in which the initial offering
was a block of 2,000 shares at 39 12
to 39,‘against yesterday‘s closing
price of 41 3-. Bethlehem Steel,
.General .Electric and Allis Chalmers
I'Pfd., also yielded onento two points
with minor lli'sses in Westinghouse,
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doctors.
~4-\ :Sho was a devoted wife to her hus-' gsmated. Utah and Amencan Smelt-
FRANK HAS A RESTFUL NIGHT- band for 46 years, and a sympathetic mg. Specialties continued theii un-
MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga... July 20.— and wise mother to her three chil- certain. movements, however, General
Physicians attending Lee M. Frank. dren. all of. whom survive her. To Motor-s, which opened at an adynnce.
whose throat was cat by another con- her friends and neighbors. she was soon falling back with others in the
riot at the prison farm here Saturday always cheery and sunshiny, and not some group. Dealings in the first.
night, said today that Front: had paBB- even her nearest friends dreamed h‘our were only moderately large; and
lmade friends 955m“ and kept them demand, with gains oi a point in Arnol- . ‘
ed a. restful night and that they COD-fthat' she. was suifering from a malig-I towards midday there were frequent. _—
iperiods of dullness. Bonds were
He is able '10 take' Three weeks ago she entered the mostly lower with an increase or for-
“standard hospital. for operation, but eign utterings.
it was too late to save her.
AMSTERDAM, July 14. ——'I‘he story I ‘
of. the German cruiser Emden is be-
nourishment.
Death of Miss Ella Jane Campbell. lehem Steel made the new high price
1113 told to audiences in the principal Miss Ella Jane Campbell died yester- (\f 194 1-2 in the early afternoon. on
German cities in a lecture by Lieu-Eday afternoon at her home on Edlie overnight advance of 9 1-2 [willtil In
tenant von Muckeu He led the party‘strset alter a. lingering illness, aged other respects the market .was dull
oi the Emd‘ens crew "which escapedi 63 years. One sister, Mrs. B Q. and almost lecturelessr '1
and made its way aronlr’d Asia and Ducks, of St. Johns street, Ea‘st Nor-
walk, and a brother, Frederick W.
Campbell. of 'Rowayton avenue. sur- cannot be filled by 0. really CAPABLE
viva. The funeral services will be worker—anti all capable w‘9rkers tam.
held irons the late residence of the de- po‘roriiy out o”! Vorhmarcfi tn. South
ceased on Thursday attemoon at 2: sol 1191 "help wanted't ad. armory,
0“ ‘
provedo ‘grést 'sucoess as a lecturer.
WM
ahead the Bdntinel Want Ads. on
—-Tbere's no job in this city that ,
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