'You’ll come around With I“ forlorn m cool and mp “September Horn” and my in accents sad and I My "My house is .cold, ' 3‘ ”fingers achey, I want a I .5 had of Coal at once, I must I »~‘Ieoofesslam a duncebe- 1"“ “me I let the summer go I Wot a dozen ions or so I ‘3” in my bins all snug and I . when coal was at its ? I'luwest price; another year won't find “lebvaaififitgh I'll Cot my coa eore ere’s ‘ skating.” FERRlS COAL ' DEATHS Auto; runsmis ---o-‘. Funeral of “gran/elk». The funeral or M. Fran“. fact at all. This imp , ' your patronage on the merits of our service. wrote with it. I products and service is genuinely good. The Hatch (if/Bailey Co. Corn Fed Beef. Pressed Corn Beef Native Calves Liver. Home Dressed Veal $COMPANY ‘ ANYTIME : Day or Night = - 0.7011: spacious and easy riding Sweetbreads. Native Chickens, Fouls and Broilers. Genuine Sjring Lamb. Vegetables. South Norwalk, Conn. we no a ...... filmy we want your business, do not disguise that lies our earnest endeavor to retain 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- Send in your orders—let us prove to you that our E , .. All Kinds of Canned Meats. . Strictly Fresh Eggs 30c doz. G. M. Butter ......... . 38c Everything in Fruit and Walker piss he the residean at William /N. Cray, 31 Chestnut street, South Norwrmr, yesterday at- temoon. There was s large attend; , ance of relatives and friends, andI y” many beautiful floral tributes. TheI services were cénducted by the Rev.I William G. Gimn, pastor of the First-I Methodist Episcopal church. TheI pnallbearers were Homer G.. William! N. and Arthur B. Ciaw and Arthur! Walker. Interment was in Riversidei Cemetery. E Funeral of Mrs. Grumbley. I The funeral of Anna ’Hei'iron, wife, of Patrick Grumbley, who died yesten' day morning at her home on Connec-f tlcut avenue, will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock from St. Mary's church: Interment will follow in St. Mary’s cemetery. -———.— Funeral of Miss Campbell. I 1 at THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE . A NEW LINEpF Straw Suit Cases They are the Ideal “Grip” for the Summer Vacation. Was 50¢ 16 INCH, I8 INCH, 2‘2 INCH SIZE $1.00 Imnsnsr, m as. .1915 TRISTRAM & HYATT GAZETTE BLDG. N ORWA’LK 24 INCH SIZE FROM $1.00 to $4.00 A H AMMOCK Means ' Summertime Comfort We have them in all colors and many designs from $1.00 to $5.00 E The funeral of Miss Ella Jane Camp- Ebell was held this afternoon at 2:30Iwa1k cemetery. Io’clock from the late, residence,1'l ., elated, and lnteiment followed ifNor- EEdlie avenue. Rev. R. G. Hartley oili- I I o . 11 mo re a e on . Tel. -2. . , I H K . C hh...“___ tk t .3 CHARNOKS’aS MARKET Hayes Camp Stoves 59‘: I ' .. rleger & 0' . AEBREW TAYLOR I 76 NORTH MAIN ST. _ FREE DELIVERY NEW CITY E Small fight-3:11;: 1):?” con- E :3 _ . = dT k I _____._____ —’ .x—y.-,_~__4 ‘ Wit; 231.0 an on s .011 . 0 ‘ .....‘W Dues... : , I .. ‘ h “‘ 4 New Arrivals- ‘ . ‘ \Vcak ........ . ..... 12¢ Sword ............ 12}§¢ MARKET I , V EM. Cod ................ 14¢ Butter .............. 10¢ 'I ‘BR'GGERMAN BRO§. : 0 , M , , I Blue .. ............ 14¢ Pursues .......... ”10¢ Hayes, BIOCk I W . I . ens and Boys I “...... Northhhin Summer Hats - Dresses ~ Schultze’ s 3 Sanitary Markets I 09 “fifth Main Street Block 64 Street ~ ‘ Palm Beach Suits 32 WASHINGTON 51‘. I for Men ..... .. ...... $7 00 For Boy 3. $3$4and$4.50I ,‘a‘o TTIIE B it No. Maln St. 87410—31250 Sults. “ff-‘You will find this tar paper very $0011 for moths,” said the salesman. ,L“‘I dont doubt it" replied the cus . tomer; “but what I want is some- ‘ . thing that's bad for them "—Judge l SOUTH NORWALK. I ' 505 MAIN ST., STAMFORD. I 39 MAIN ST. NORWALK. Silk Sweaters u' 4-4 w - AFTER FOREIGN TRADE, , i— CINCINNATI. 0.. July 22.—The yea-1. OAKLAND, Cal ., 8o. Norwelk 'country on the ' trade. The program fat the day called . here, instead of moms by lots] exporters. ‘ “"“““W““““““‘ .... “...““““‘ ‘\‘\,,,,W 1‘ ‘/-1-1-1-)'l'l‘ ."""""' or a ',-v ~‘,’u.~n\~/~ If 5 phi/v. .14.. STARTS in San norsnv ctuss’couvsu’rléu'." July 22.nElectlon‘ Eel-a) Trade Commission arrived herQEOI dmcers was the business before the today to hold two sessions in its invert-E delegates to the sixth annual conven-I ligation oi sentiment throughout theI tion of the international Association of: subject or trelgnI Rotary, Clubs, who held today's seslon' Francisco. for short addresses by' . resident T. 0:: Votes were cast for three persons nom-I IPou ell of the Cincinnati Chamber 0:7 lnated last night for President. Commerce, and by Chairman JosephE.= are: Guy Gundnkor. of Philadelphia;‘ Dmis, oi the commission, and state- IAllen D. Albert, 0! Minneapolis, .\llnn..E Inna Ernest L. Skeel, ot Seattle. 6 blorth Main St., So. Norwalk. They; I . l The Beers Meat & Provision Co. ‘ 13 Main ‘St., Norwalk. I Skirts _ .monthly payments. ‘alal- n././‘/."-. a' u Hal- ./ m\.\‘\‘\.‘\l‘m\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\-\‘\‘\‘ HERE YOU-CAN OPEN 0A DIGNIFIED —‘CHARGE ACCOUNT—— and settle your bill in weekly, semi-monthly or We guarantee our prices to be as low . and lower than elsewhere. TO-MORROW -— Friday, at 8:00 A. M I "I-.‘-l-’- ’- -’-"’-’- - a -“W‘ .M’~'-""I-I‘ \‘\‘\I\H"W\‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘ ‘ ‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘N‘ ‘ w‘\‘\‘ ‘w: , .f . . Men s , Oxfords “Regal” $4.00, $4. 50 and $5.00 Factory Stamped Prices. This sale $2. 98 Every pair in the store omsale. All “W. L. Douglas” Oxfords, Factory Stamped $3.50, now _ 2.50 McElwain’s Light Thread Shoes and Oxfords, value $3.50. now _ ‘ 2.50 Bates’ Tan Oxfords, value $3.50fnow .................... $2.50 Canvas Shoes. ' Men’s Canvas Scouts, Leather Trimmed, value $1.75, now $1.29 Same in Boys, sizes I to 5 1-2 . .................... $1 19 Same 1n Youths, sizes 8 1- 2 to 13 I- 2 ...I'. ................ 89¢ Mens White Rubber Sole Oxfords ................. $1 19 Boy’ 3 Oxfords Boys’ Oxfords, values $2.50 and $3. 00, now ........ $1 48 Youths Oxfords, values $2.00, now ............ 9. $1 39 Boys‘ Light Thread Oxfords, value $2.50, now . . . ., ..... $1 98 Men’s and Boys’ Tennis . ._ ........................... 49¢ Youths" ......... .. ..... ....... 39¢ .m— ALL Summer Goods MUST GO. ' Everything pertaining to Warm Weather Footwearmust move, and , move. quickly— That’s the reason for these Remarkably Low Prices , Tomorrow /pr1ces g0 downII—Down as they have never gone before. Read, these prices and you will be convinced that this is a . REAL . ‘ ' I Bargain“ Sale . Come early if possible as sizes will quickly be broken, and you will get a better selec- tion. .Don t mi ss this Bargain opportunity of the season. Sale. Starts at 8.00 A. M. Women’ S Oxfords Tah‘Dxfords, Factory Stamped P rices $3.00, $3. 50 and $4. 00, “ Re- ga 21” and‘ Douglas,” now ......................... 1 69 “Regal" and “Douglas” Black Oxfords and Pumps. Stamped $3. so and $4. 00, now ....................... $2 49 Tan Pumps, values $2.50 and $3. 00, now . . . .............. 98¢..«r Grey Top Pumps, values $2.50 an (1 $3. 00. now . ......... $1 98 Grey Top Pumps, values $2. 00 and $2. 50, now ........... $1 49 CANVAS GOODS Pat. and Gun Colonial Pumps, values $2. 00 and $2. 50,- now 1.39 Tan Juniper Sole Oxfords, with rubber heels, value $3 50, §OZWZ9 Tan Rubber S010 and Heel Oxfords, $2.00 and $2. 50 .. $1 59 Patent and Vici Short Vamp Oxfords, values $2.50 and $3.00, «now .................... . .......... . White Canvas Pumps, Blaick Stripes, now ............. $1.4. White Canvas Pumps, Blue Stripes, Diamond Tip. .$1,39 IWhiteflCanvas’ Pumps and Oxfords, $2.50 and $2.00 . . . .. . $1.19 1 GIRL S LOW SHOES Low Heel Pumps, values $2.00 and $2. 50, now .......... $1. 7 9 . Low Heel Pfiinps, values $1. 50 and $1. 75, now ........ $1 19 Misses’ Gun and Pat. Pumps, 11 r- 2 to 2 ........ 98¢ C-‘hild’s Gun and .Pat. Pumps. 8 r- 2 to u ............... .89.? Infants’ Gun and Pat. Pumps, 3 .to 8. ................ 79¢, Barefoot Sandals, 8 to 2 . . . . . . . . ........ . ................. 49¢ I . “"WI'I- fl' ‘4‘. ‘7 '/'.-“' "\:\."\tn \‘Wfixnxfit -‘t. .\‘x“‘ \ ‘\‘\_‘\,‘ ‘ ~_‘\‘\,‘\}. \‘I \,‘\_‘\‘\>‘ ')-/-/-,' ./ .) "‘ ‘ ,v \t \u \,‘\_.'\>‘\;‘ \‘ ". 4', ~..r.v~r:-;ar, v, -IU‘m’Jqu-r r I! l ... s_4