Vufidtusuwonrtndsncbmnd
you'll need the stair some!!! The “
”Flt! won't touch the ghiny lumps;
writ-hat good to eat, god think
how hurry you will be lines you
mix; genial hoot. You’ll be
glad tohavo It may" when there's
singer in the air and you may rest
. , cold-“days come without a trace
V of care.
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uFERRIS COAL
COMPANY
tier. whrdoymkeopyonrltrd-3V
feel reasonthly sure of
it on man, the prion
curatewith it. '
Send in your orders—-
Sperry and Barnes; Hams..
Sperry and Barnes’ Bacon.
Small Picnics .. .
A
Day” or Night
Out spacious and easy riding
automobile will take out
.‘ Mei.
ANDREW TAYLOR
Livery and Trucking
Thane Darien Conn.
a.
Star Bacon .. .
Roasting Chickens.
Smoked Tongues
Pldalywewtotyotnbuomadonotduguucdm
tutti-ll. 'l‘hittmplietonretmootendetvorcoretttn
'yoa'pttrontgeoothemeritsoiourtervice. .
Togetitmednotleoesetrilymetnlowpneet. we
Will
ere—lot us prove to you that our
products and service is genuinely good.
Thellalch I: Bailey co.
Milk Fed Veal from ........
Best Heavy Beef from . . ..
Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb ; ..................... 25c
Fresh Tongues ...... . . . . . .
Flat. to long as QUALITY
must be reckoned commen- '
South Norwtlk. Conn.
'SAVTURD. AY’S SPECIALS.
Home Dressed Fowls” ..... IV
ta... ..........
.. fl .25c‘
............ 1.........15cup
.................. 18cup
........... . ........... 25c
............. 75¢ each
‘ f Mabel ¥iller, violinist.
A very pretty‘wedding was solgnn -
mummataeswthua»
; grail: Hethallot Episcopal M
7 united in marriage Mitt Martha any.
(hunter 0! fir. and Mrs. Charles 3..
GmyLM'EIMbem street, to Walter
Batman. at St. John’s, Canada
‘ The ceremony was impressive. The
couple were made man and wife amid
‘ tasteful decoration of potted plants.
ferns and flowers. Previous to the eer~
lemony Kiss Wills E. Miller. cousin to
the bride. song “0. Promise Me.” The
wedding march was played by Miss
Willa E. Miller at the piano and list
At the close
of the» wedding “A Pmect Day” was
well sung by Miss Willa Miller.
The bride, charmingly attired. in
white satin. and carrying a shower
bouquet of bridal roses and lillles of
the valley ,was given away by her
father. Miss Helm Miller, her cousin.
was bridesmaid. She carried a show-
or bouquet of pink roses. Arthur non;
man. the groom's brother, was best
man.
A very pleasant rel‘eption, during
gwhich a fine collation was ‘seFved, fol-
;lowed the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Hoff .
iaed'last evening when Rev. William .
GAZETTE BLDG.
$1.00 Parasols
II...-
$I.oo Grade 75¢
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ADEAD NDN DNIDDE PAVDlD
At an important meeting of the
Bridge Construction Committee, last
TRISTRAM 8. HYATT
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
LAST? CALLFoe-2;.A PARASOL
We will close out the remainder of put stock of Parasols at the following remarkable prices.
, _ 75¢ $2.50 Parasolt
$3.00 Pmol' :- thwe-e‘srt'oj-oo-uut-s $1. 50
$3.50 Parasols.. ...... ............$250 $4.00 Para/19M ..
Children’s Parasols
Choose yours while the choosing is good.
it WNW
nonwsnx ‘
$1.15
$1.75
- $3.00
$1.50 Parasols .
saloon-loltllolltn
75c Grade ..............5o¢ 50c Grade 39¢
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H. Kricger & Co.
Oleomargarine
-
lcc Cream
is an easy dessert
‘ Stop on your way homc‘and
g get a pint or a quart, what-
,Iv‘evor you wish.
" ’DRIGDERMAN nos. :
Street
“ 76 NORTH MAIN 83.
Gold Medal Butter
Strictly Fresh Eggs
Best New York Frankfurt ers and Bologna ........ . 20c
Everything in Fresh Fruits and Vegetables I
CHARNOK’S MARKET
. 20c, 25c. 28c
........................... 38c
. ............................ 35c
nettle-Iot-
Tcl. 5&3-2, FREE DELIVERY
lman left on an extended honeymoon
ltour. at the close of which they will
malts their home in St Johns, Canada.
Hearty congratulations are shower
led upon the popular couple by their
{many friends.
was in the Cluett a Peabody factory
IiIII-rSt. Johns, Canada, and is a promi-
inept Odd Fellow and Mason. Ills bride
its decidedly popular here
1' Mr. Hoffman's gilt to his bride was
‘ Hunt" d k ' -
‘ ”CD! 9221‘: ,_ 6 North Main
. Semi-AnnualV V
. '(‘lcflLaI ce S AL E
New IN PROGRESS V
VGOTTLlEB
11 No. Mtln 8t. 90. Mom":
‘ 97410—91250 Bultl.
YVe Handle
Fine Chickens
r people who do not keep their
xinHertaln of what kind they are
buying it to come here.
Aehlcken dinner is worth while i!
‘ chicken it tender 'and whole.
. . 15 North Main St. . ‘ ,
., M R UNHOLTZ, Prop.
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. BIG REDUCN‘IDNS
. N ALL SUMMER NEEDS.
efrigerators, lce Chests, Oil and
up . Stoves, Croquet Sets, Porch
Iiinds, lee Cream Freezefi. Screen
Doors, Water Coolers, Etc.
. ._
. . Phone 1969-2. .
_ . PROMPT DELViVVERY
,_ moss hATEh Ira.
Raouoso ,
Schultzc’ s 3 Sanitary Markets
32 WASHINGTON ST. - '
SOUTH NORWALK.
505 MAIN ST., STAMFORD.
39 MAIN ST.
NORWAkK.
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:a handsome gold watch and chain,‘
fstudded uith diamonds The couple
.recolved many very handsome pre
:cnts. including cut‘ glass, etc.
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MANCHESTER GIRL LEAVES HOME:
—MAN SUSPECTED.
MANCHESTER. Aug. 1. ~Doris
Crapp, 13 your old daughter of Mr and
1 Mrs. Eduard (‘rupp of lllrch street.
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Idisappcnmd from her home at 8 o 'ciock
llust night and it is thought that she
chickens the surest way of be-§
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The Beers Meat V
6 North Main St., So. Norwalk.
&' Provision Co.
13 Main St.. Norwalk.
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ATLAS PURE
A-CA'I'SUPw
Lal'gc Bot.
Med?“ ..
Davey’s
"Phone 401
.10c.
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lOF-FICIAL STATEMENT
OF FRANCE
PJ‘XRIS, Aug 7, 2: 50 p m—-—V'-
The lrcnch War Office this af-
150 tcrnoon gaw out a statement
.on the progress of hostilities in
iFraucc as follows:
i
'thc ucstcrn part of the front
more than
c.,v. DRAW GARAGE.
Agent for, TRUMBULL CAR
~ CARS FOR HIRE
11 Hartford Place, . Tel. 394.4
Berry ~~au Bav.
Argonne there has been a
tmnance of the very spirited
fighting: with grenades and
COl’l'
Norwalk Pawn Shop
Money Loaned on Articles oi
\ alue.
Lnredc’emcd Pledges Sold at
Sacrifice. ‘
J. Resenfield
A 4‘... WATER STREET
Soutthorwalk, Conn. ..
.bombs. An attack of the enemy
in the \icinity of Hill No. 213
has been repulsed. ,
I “In Lorraine a strong German
,rcconnaissance has been dis-
jpcrsfied by our fire at a point not
list from Lcintrcy
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Inothin
A».
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g to report
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
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' ®LUNIBUS, 0.. Aug 7,—0nrhun
drcd\union coal miners of Hollistsr.
Athens county, Ohio. although idle and
dependent on charity, refused to ac--
cept employment in non union mines
in Kentucky. According to W. P. Lear
representing a coal company of Stone.
wily who returned here today mm the
Hockey Valley district. “‘5'
“Men place tbsp, union above!
their ,4read , and butter." he
said...‘..tnd declined to take employ-
Prices then fell rapidly, going below
yesterday" s duals in most instances.
The closing was heavy. ‘V
\Unconfirmed reports of large bone-g alV regulations that wouldJrevent lur-
i
:this from war orders continued to at-
'liect sentiment to a high degree on
although published ehrning‘s
thousands failed to disblose‘ III
profitsvalleg'ed tdZ'VhavVe been
Ithe public demon . optioned lot this
class of securiti ntatlve elfects
‘Last night passed quietly on
There has been reported nothing
some cug‘agcmcnts
with hand grenades m the vicin-
Iitv of Souchcz and artillcn fight—
ing- 11] the region of Tracy lc- _\’ al ‘
and in the neighborhood of ."suutu Moria," of Christopher Colum-
. lbus, en route from Chicago to the Pan-
III the western section of the‘
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. “In the \ osges there has been chance to see something mighty inter
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. Under cover the advance in special .ot Tuesday nights flood were to be
iissues distribution took place but the buried today, and Coroner Henley and
COAL MINERS REFUSE TO WORK istrength ol the market was "gconseiv- his deputies were arranging for the.
Ian until the railroad list began to sag Inquest,l which is to begin Monday.
!
ined wreckage were tnrther increased to«
Wll Oven; brakes buildings ~
. to 11 pollute. log. :No bodies were uncovered early ..
waver. Beth- In theidaya ' ‘ ’
i
"brls' as did not yield readily were
Inlay have gone away with Clarence
iFnulkucr, in whose company she has
been much for three weeks. Little is
known of Faulkner. :who came here
several weeks ago. He may have
gone to New York.
The Crapp girl told her mother sev-
eral days ago that on one occasion
when she was with Faulkmr in an an
tomoblle she tell her arm pinched and
:Vshe fell asleep for some
woke up on Elbrldge street.
alternoon the girl. who is older than
she looks. told her mother that Faulk
nor was a nice man and she liked him.
'She said he had told. her of a place on
One Hundred and Fourteenth street,,
Ne w York. where he would take her
1and give her a good time.
v. The girl has been out with Fulkner
a number of times but has come back
each time within half an hour. Last
night she went out to the corner at
Pearl and Spring streets where she
1met on auto which took her aw ay. This
was the lastlhnt was seen or her by
her friends. The police were notified.
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COLUMBUS' FLA‘osHIP cOMINo.
Spain‘ 8 oiliciul replica of the flagship
ama Exposition. will arrive in or-
walk Monday morning. The famous
ship will tie up at the Ferris Coal Com-
pany dock, near: the new Washington
street bridge, for two days. 'The in-
mous-«ship Was built by the Spanish
Government and presented to the Unit
e‘d States. It has been traveling along
all of the most principal cities of. the,
coast for some time, and people in Nor I
walk will be glv on an admirable
estlng. ’ . ‘
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FLOOD VICTIMS BURIED.
ERIE. Pa. Aug. 7.——Eleven victims ‘
Engineers were at work preparing do-
to for presentation to. the department
iher filling in‘ oi; the Mill Creek chap
Ireland thus tend to avert a repeti-
on of the disaster. ,
The forces of men wdrklng in the
day; and hundreds of wagons were
pressed into service. Dynamite was
brought into use and such piles of de-
an to pieces. {The first effortri oi
‘e workmen were towards clearing
hways across at ed"
pt);-
filth.
M.r Hoffman is a tore- l
night. the members of the board voted
to instruct Engineer J. E. Griner, of
Baltimore, Mn. to immediately prepare ‘
specifications for the paving or the
new Washington Street bridge It is
expected that bids uill be called [or
.wilhin the next ten days. 1
l The trolley company is preparing to‘
ido its part in laying the two tracks!
across the new structure, and every ,
'thlng is progressing splendidly tor ai
i
i
i
,complete bridge by late fall.
IDEATHS AND FUNERALS. ‘
Death of Frank Holt Mercer. i
ondcrful
Bargains
For Tonight
Frank Holt. Mercer, aged 50 years..
died at his home. 191 Main street,’
this morning. He was born at Peter-j
borough. Canada. and was of Scottish
parentage. The deceased was employ-‘ i
ind as a salesman. A widow suIvlvesI
him The funeral services will be held;
them his into home on \ionday alter
noon M2 :30 o‘clock. Rev. William H
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’ *Dresses for .
Dressesxftom
Silk Waists for
A
$1.00
$1. 50 to $2. 98
-Washington with a vl’ow to Feder-l
1working day. with a six hour day on
writes these policies.
ll " he will see that. Jyoti are protected
iThomas will omciate and interment
.‘will follow in Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of Brother Labor.
The funeral of Brother
Lobus, was held at 8 o'clock this
morning at St. \lan' s. Ferndale. A
mug and solemn high mass was celebrated The ,
FridoylVery Rev. C. Phelan. C. S. Spr., was;
‘celebrsnt. Rev. M. Reiko, C. S. Spr..
lwas deacon. Rev. J. Hyland. C. S. Spr.‘
Rex. A. Killeen, master of
ceremonies. The following priests
were in the sanctuary: Rev. F. Herz-
man. C. B. Spr., Rev. IT'Bryne‘, C. S.
subdeacon,
Spr. Rev. J. Sziarcrook. C. S Spr.,l
R.cv J. Riley, C. S. Spr.. Rev F. Mar-
cus, C. S. Spr., Rev. F. Donner. C. S.
Spr., and Rev. F. Lzhika. C. S. Spr..
meter-y.
FuneraIDof Mrs. Annie Blltstrd.
The funeral of Sire. Annie Blissar‘d
was held Thursday afternoon at the
home of her slster-ln-law. Mrs. Lydia
Blissard. 43 Morris street, Danbury,
of relatives and friends. The service
was conducted by lion-Edny Teags‘r-
den. The pallbearers were W. M.
Brockett, Benjamin Small. Dertt
Decker and (leorge Pulling. Interment
was in the family plot in Wooster cem-
etery. Those present'trom out of the
city at the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. I
H. E. Jones, of Harrington Park. N.
.l.; Mr. and Mrs. W. G. MacGregor,
Blissnrd. of Brooklyn, N Y. and Mr.
and Mrs. Smith B'llssard and son.
Charles. of Winnipsuk. .
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WORKING SCHEDULE REDUCED.
SFRINGFIEL‘D.‘ Mass. Aug. .7. ~Put-
ting into effect a policy which the of-
ficiasl long have had under consider-
stion. notices were: posted yesterday:
in the plants of the Hen‘doe Manufac-
luring company employing 1.801lmen,
aunouncing that comiuenolItg Monday,
Aug. 9, nine hours will constitute a.
Saturday. The weekly working sched-
ule is correspondingly reduced to‘ 50
- hours. This schedule will be operative
the year around and is adoptod volun-
—Loom Look! Loom
-.-.Autornobils Accident, Policy $1. 000
for $2 5 weekly indemnity. $10,000
for $20. $50 weekly indemnity. Wil-
llam F Hoyt. United} Bank Biuldilts.
writejiim and
:_.. -rH'Vs see-r swan-nous.
«Read. the Sentinel Wont All on]
Woo obtained by aural-using to the
est-employers. The“ sentinel reaches
_ in . . . .
Methollus '
Interment followed in Ferndale ce- W
and was attended by a large number.
\liss Louise Thompson and Myron .
‘ rectlon. -.
.\ $1.00
$130 .
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
Sport Shirts for
Trimmed Hats ‘for
White Skins for
Middy Flauses for
Silk Sweaters from
$3. 98 to $6. 98
All these goods tar “ t0-
marrow are greatly under-
priced.
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Open axchargc account and
settle'vyour billin part payments
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- RAiSES DELICiOUS has.
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" 7 » ilDSErPASSPDllS;
Salvator OBI-Ion Has ‘a Tree on ‘ His
fDN CANADIAN TRIPS
(continued From First Paige.)
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Premises Which lo a Great Rarity.
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'In‘h‘osc who have not alrelidy seen the
fig tree on the premises of Saliator
Charlott. the contractor, at 26 Wood
street. can hardly realize what lus-
cius fruit can be raised under proper
conditions slid with the right-kind of
care The fig tree Which Mr. 'leariott
takes so much pride in is ptdbnbly the
only tree of the kind in the city. It
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establish their identity readily. tdhm- "
liy avoiding possible delays and inco
venlenee. '
Clerk Flanagan is also informed by ‘
the notice that the department under- ‘
stands that German and Austrian maid,
servants in dome l -
has received most careful attention. at 0 service qt Ame"
can citizens may be granted special
During the, winter be, “010593 R andgpermision to accompany their employ-
keeps it in an even temperature. When ‘ ers intofianada. It is suggested that.
spring aIrives the tree flourishes in in such cases employers mak'e “we...
the opéh air and bears delicious figs. tion to the chief commissioner of l 10‘
The GT0!) “515 Y9“ 13 more bmum“!«mlrIVioIi police or superintendent of Im—
thun ever. The tree at the DI'GSéMImigratlon. or through the American
time has on its branches between threeiconsu‘l gang...” at Ottawa for permis-
and four hundred fire of a’fllsh grade: 'slon' to enterpanada. The application
and several bugljeis of fruit of not so ,should state the time and DIME or.‘
high a grade The list are very dif’ crossing the frontier and the employ .
tersnt from those purchased at the or Enould express his willingness to
stores. Fresh ligs‘ are a rarity and arelvouch for the good behavid‘rwt: “In
very. delicious. Mr. Chnrlott has“ been shrvant during her stay in Canada
remarkably successful in his painstalt-p Within the last few weeks there
ing effort at fig ruining and it is worth have been several applications triads
while to visit his residence and see to Clerk Flanagan by magenta, 9;
what may as accomplished in this (it-- Fairneld county for passports to pa
= - . , usedln Canada. . . _
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