up: do you been your 10.191
j sugar. flour and such, and
. tbb coal bin empty when
1 need the stud so much? The
m’t touch the shiny lumps
isn't good to eat. and think
MP? you Will bewhen you
rill denial heat. You‘ll be
have it ready when there's
in the air and you may rest
- days come without a trace
,. RRIS COAL
L’TCOMPANY
*llay or Night
"our spacious and easy riding
«automobile will take out
outlaw 1111.011
1,» Livery and Trucking
Darien COnn.
.\
y no;
i
Ice Cream
is an easy dessert
:Stop on your way home and .
sets pint or a quart, what-
- ever you wish.
.thflGERMAN - BROS.
i‘i’llstltord North Ma'
1 . 1n
”06k 64 Strcét
Plainly we want your business, do not disguise that
fact at all. This 1impliee_our earnest endeavor to retain
your patronage on the merits 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 IIrechoued commen-
surate with it. \ M11b1'1I :
Send in your orders-let us prove. to you that our
products and service is genuinely good.
The Hatch 6 Bailey C0.
South Nerwalk, Conn. '
The family "dinner
does not require as an elaborate
a menu as when guests are en-
tertained. but good housekeepers
demand food Just as good. They
find that Charnok’s market will
supply small orders with the
same satisfaction as is given to
larger ones. The quality or our
meats and poultry is always
kept to the highest point of ex.
cellence and the value of our
service is thoroughly appreciat-
cd by our steady customers who
like a generous table.
'CHARNOK’S MARKET
711 NORTH MAIN 31'. Tel. 445. . FREE BELlVERY
a
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waste as Directorsv-lleady
TeSolvelhnyl’rolllelns
That the Falrfleld County Farm Bu-
reau is under way, and has already so
complishad some work that will bear
valuable fruit in the near future. is evi-
denced by a report of County Agent
6. J. Wright, which is given below.
This statement also answers the ques-
tion. What is the farm bureau? it is
a letter sent to the directors of thesbu-
reau throughout the county, informing
them of progress, and in the hope thin
it will spur them on, as well as others.
to complete the organization or the
“bureau
‘ The farm bureau is not an automatic
i organization. and, while it does receive
lconsiderahle financial help from the
:government and the state.'yet a con-
‘Islderable amount has to be raised by
the county. This amount is supposed
to come from voluntary subscriptions
by those interested or deriving benent
{from the work. Large contributions
are not expected and the most success-
.tul bureaus are those which have a
Horse list of subscribers who give 8
‘dollar a year or more. u-no o1rec1ors
Iteel that the more people interested.
‘the greater Will be the results, and
hence small contributions are, in a
1 way. preferred.
. Any farmer or gardener in the coun-
; ty, whether a member of the bureau or
not, is at liberty to ask the advice 01
,the farm agent concerning his prob-
. The oiiice oi the agent is at tho
(Norwnlk Chamber of Commerce
Blue Fish ..... .
Cod Fish .
Halibut ..........
Sword Fish .
Porgies
Weak Fish. ......................
. Schultze’ s 3 Sanitary Markets1
32 WASHINGTON $1139 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
505 MAIN ST., STAMFORD.
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NORWALK I
TRISTRAM &' HYATT
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Big Reduction- Sale
“1113133111331“ Suits & Coats
All of seasonahie weights, and in many sizes, styles, cloths. and colors.
H. Kriegcr & Co.
that, with the cooperation of the di»
rectors, we may look forward to a
work which will be of great valuéflo
Fairfleld county.
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1
it J. MurphTM',
city,
of Ely avenue, 111111
does not cease annoying Mrs;
Anna Swntz, a colored lady residing;
at 211') lily avenue, said Murphy will
lt'cclve a severe "beating up" at the
hands of Mrs. Swatz. 1 '
Ultimatum Issued.‘ ,
Police headquarters have been noti- ‘
No Money Required
if you do your trading here.
“hire all letters should be addressed.
’ Stamford has two directors, J.
tht‘" 31 011k street and William M.
l.ord 51 Bank street, 11 be are charged
ruith the work of raising $25 as [Slam
lord's share in the annual expense.
is needed. They will be glad to on
swcr any inquiries concerning the b11—
rcnu.
‘ Report at the County Agent.
The report above rele1red to is gl1 e11
Semi-Annual
’Cltiatat. ce § A L E
NOW IN PROGRESS
NGOTTLIEB
”the. Mlln 8t. \ So. Norwallt
3741041250 Suits.
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The Beers Meat & Provision Co.
6 North Main So, So. Norwalk. 13 Main St., Norwalk.
_ below.
i in view of the loci that’lt is impos-
1sible for the county agent to 1' 11:11 each
of the Farm Bureau directors sum
.clently often to keep them informed as
to the activities 0! the bureat1,l limo
adopted the plan of 11111111111,- to 1111111
occasionally a brief report it is hoped
that this may help the dileclors to ple-
sent to the people of their respective
towns the actual work which the hu-
reau is doing, and (or which 11 is in
tended 1 shall include items of gen
eral Interest, such as new diseases 1;!
plants, new insect pests and methods
of control Seasonable topics regula-
Sacrifice.
nrcdeemed Pledges Sold at
qr- ape-39.1.23.” mm-..-
BIG REDUCTIllNS
_ N‘ALL SUMMER NEEDS.
Refrigerators, ice Chests, Oil and
Wes'r WASHINGTON 81'."
‘ I Phone 1069-2.
GREATEST AUGUST
SALE
The August sale 1n progress. as this store
forcibly demonstrates the supremacy of
this store, savings to every purchaser,
AND OFFERS IOU '
everything needed for the home at great-
Iy REDUCED PRICES.
PROMPT DELIVERY
«lie
lilo
!
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l the chicken is tender and whole
A. J. Collins Co.
SEVENTEENTH'S REUNION.
l
‘ We. Handle , ——~
Fine Chickens 1
For people who do not keep their i
wauk, Aug. 28th
ing certain of what kind they are
buying is to come here.
‘A chicken dinner is worth while If.
Banbury members of the Seven-
own chickens the surest way of tie-1, teenth Conencticut Volunteers have has not bee
received notices of the annual reunion has made Its appearance in a
:of the surtivors of ther egiment,. that in Wilton
will be held in South Norwalk on Sat-1 owner, a method of c
. mday, August 28. The business meet- found, and the DeSt ‘3 “0W
1mg will be held in the State Armory‘I in check.
l in: crops, etc., will also be included.
1 it is hoped that, in this 11 ay, we may
lbring about that degree of co- opera
tion between the directors and the
Farm Bureau which is absolutely nec-
essary tor the greatest success of the
movement.
3 During the first live. 1110nths}233 far-
? mers have been lislted on then farms,
leight meetings have been held in the
interest or the Farm human more-
’,1nent and seven meetings have been
iaddressed by the County Agent;
lThrough these meetings, a total num
:ber of 700 persons has been reached
IFour pruning demonstrations have
been held with a total attendance oi
85
About 300 school children in Don-
bury are calrying on SthDOl garden
work at their homes, this work havmg
been organized in co operation with
1 the United States department of 11ng
culture and the extension service or
’the Connecticut Agriculture college.
9 Perhaps the most constr'ucthe Work
ithat has been done is the organization
-test association in the dairy
This associa-
4,
1
50f a cow
isection about Danbnry.
=Veterans Will Gather in south Not-.11 tion is now operating. and WW 91"
(couraging reports are coming from it.
The grape leaf hopper, a past which
11 common in this vicinity,
vineyard
In cooperation with the
ontrol has been
apparently
some
. has
\. Iand the dinner will be provided by One case or toul brood in bees
The best In meats, too, at the d the
- ' the Woma el re orted to the other: an
,lowest prices. Ask your friends i “S R let Corps 0‘ Douglass been p 'lntoimetl
lFowler Post. G A. R.I
about us.
Danbury tarnished Company C o
The Modern Market
15 North Main St.
1.11 1
WM 53 "NHULTIZ Prop 1' Captain James E. Moore,
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.
5
older When out Shopping.-
ment’ of Middy Blouses featuring the John H. Benedict William Humph
very latest and smartest styles are ,rles, Thomas MoCorkle, David 111-1111-
being shown at the N. E. Ryan Co‘s.‘
store. 1 i‘Nows.
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..:—8entlnol "Wants" Sting _ results. 1
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~Sentlnol “Wants" bring results.
figure surmounts the soldiers' menu-i
2' ment, at the corner of Main and Westl
'| streets. or the more than one hundred
1 . men who went out from here as mom 1
Points for Sentinel Renders to Con- where of Co. 0., only fourteen remainI
land of these only five are still resl- 5
All exceptionally attractive 3950’“ dents of 'Danbury. The Danburians areI any
ley and Arthur B. Wilcox. ——Danhury
ldeputy state inspector was
1 and took the necessary steps to check
lthe Seventeenth regiment in the Civil the abscess
War. The company was commanded
whoso' 901“
A case of hog cholera was also re
d, and cared for in the same man-
lner, and what might have become is
gained a foothold.
‘ Several very good stands 11: altaltu
are to be lound in the county, and‘
ball be very glad to cooperate with
farmer who cares to establish this
alua-ble crop.
Although the work 01111111111111.1111».
came at the time when plans (or the
season ’s work should have been made.
I am greatly encouraged with the out
come of the work to date. and feel
V
Some of this has been raised.l1u1 more!
Il‘aul Hertz recenllv stole $160 belong morning,
serious case was checked berore it
We will SUpply you and your
family With everything need-
ed on our part‘ payment plan
lied of the impending battle. \il's.
lSwatz. during a \islwhis morning,1
iniotnled’ the oilicials that Murphy,
.ev'ely time she passed him, “assault-I '
ed' llel She didnt want him nrrest- 5.
od.sl1e simply wanted to so on round
as issuing an ultimatum,th himphy
11111.: due for a “beutlng up."
1 Unnatural Father Arrested?
i Conrad Struub. of this city, was ar-
rested last night b1 Otfic'el John lil
Smith, charged with stealing several
'rings, hnd. as well. assaulting hisn
11vlfe and son. 111611.11 Maurice,
;.l‘and. of Washington s1reet.repre-|
cents him. His casegwas continued
funtll this afternoon at Z'oclock, be-'
fore Judge (lenlse ll. \‘osburgh. :
Vasll’ a Case Continued. 1‘
Judge (leolgo ll. \‘o:ab11r.gh this;
n10rnlng.<ontinued thhe (‘llt-‘t‘ of four- ,
toenwar old Wendall \‘asil. charged! Miss CD'SIIIIII 1' “ ”cannors
with shooting Bliss Elizabeth Erdos
in the arms and face with a riflel
lcharge
Open a charge account
I
were united in marriage yesterday
afternon in the allies of Town Clerk
Herbert R. Smith, in the City Hall.
1Tbo ceremony was performed by Jus-
eoi the Peace John W. Curnow.
The young couple gave their birth-
places as Russian Poland, and ages
Brid'e— Miss Ida Wolf and Louislas tueml one years
Koonig Are Well
i ' ‘TODAY IN WALL STREET.
Stole $1..6O '1 3 Rev. Thomas J. Finn, pastor of $1.1
. Police Headquarters have been not- Marys church was the celebrant 011 NE“ YORK. Aug. 12*(11'all Street,
lificd b} Joseph .‘ibrnhums ill!" 0“? a high nuptial nines, at 8 0'clock,thls:10-00 a m- )—Some irleguhtrlty W33
in the church, during whichlnoted at the outset of today's tradJ
'lns to him An investigation is under he united in marriage 11155 Alice: im: in venues! to recent buoyanlopen-
Will . 1 :Veronica Coleman daughter of Mr. and. illss- A few 01' ”191 Will' specialties
—--—- 1”” Earl Coleman, of \X’iqnipauk tolregistered declines but these were oil’-
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.,JOhll Henry O'ConnOr, son of .\lr_an(1iset by further activity in Allis- Chal-
111eferred.Alliso
I.\irs Carmine O’Connor, of 68 Taylorlmers common and
lavenue, this city. 'Chalmels common was offered in an
Brlde Was Charming. zinltinl lot of 4,500 shares at Milo 41
will be held Saturday afternoon at2 1 Charming in a' pretty gown of white‘L 2. adding almost 2 points to yestep
o'clock from the late home on 5 West chameuse. the bride carried a showeriday- S gain of? 1,1 and the preferred’
av.enue Rev. John Stapleton Will 01' bouquet of bridal roses. Her maid 01' I500“ gained 4 points both selling at
flclate. Interment will follow in Riv-honor was Miss Helen Fallon, while high reco'rds. Bethlehem Steel pre- .
9’3“" Cemetery. John J Coleman, brother of the *t‘erred jumped 9 points to 160, also a.
imjdés acted as best man. new high for that stock. The move-I
-. Wedding Breakfast Served. ll‘ (“I l . .
The funeral 0‘ Frederick William Following the beautiful church cere— “mm in A ‘3’ ‘3 “‘9“ ‘53“‘35 was
based on rumors that Bethlehem Steel
Quittmen was held yesterday after many, Mr. and hire. O’Connor enter . .
noon atz .30 from his into home. 110 tained friends at a delightfully 10m. interests had acqulred control of that
South l.‘..'.'.ln street. Rev. Martin L. wedding breakfast at the home or the property. . Changes otherwise were
Steup omclated, and interment tollow- - bride. A pleasant social time 11as en mainly fractional.
ed in Riverside cemetery. The pall~ 10nd.
bearers were: William C. Jesse and Off to Saratoga Springs.
Adam Schmidt. of the Friendship SlckI Shortly otter 11 o'clock, Mr. and
Benefit Society, Charles Fallon and Mrs. O’Connor, a popular young
Arthur 1" Benedict. Of Butler Lodge, couple, well and fa1orably known
1.0.0. F, and John-9 Slicox and Ithroughmll the city. departed on 11
Frank C Becker. 0‘ Court \iahac‘ke1 1honeymoou trip to Albany, Salatoga
mo._ F 0: A' .. tug,- springs, and other places of interest.
1W0 PRIIII Illll- Slillllill
' WIIllllllliS Slllllllth
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Funeral of Dr. Stowe.
The funeral of 111-. William H. Stowe l
Funeral of Mr. Quittman.
WALL STREET.1N0011.——Such 111111—
erto obscure stocks as Rumely com-
mon and pfeferred. and National En-
ameling were taken 11p later and, with
others equally inconspicuous.comprise
ed the bulk of the firsthour‘s'tr’nding
at advances of 3 to 6 points. Bethle-
Both ,were the recipients or hearty con- hem Steel common almost. kept pace
with the preferred, gaining 6 points,
PORT‘AU PRINCE Haiti Aug.1. gratulations from their many friends.
General Dartisllenue was to“? elec~ They will be at home August 28, antitand Baldwin Locomotive made simi-
ted president of the Haitian republic 11111 reside on Taylor avenue. lar improv.ement Half a score of
by.the NationalIAssembly. Calm pre- equipment and industrial issues, in-
‘vails. ' eluding Harv ester, American Can, Am-
elican Car. Goodrich and Cast Iron
'—
. KOENlG—WOLF.
A 1ery pretty wedding was quietly
solemnized, this morning at 8 o‘clock
Inventive gcn'sous undertook in Trinity Episcbpa] Church on' West
:To make our labors lighter street, when 1111111 Ida Walt, of Han
Th? Old time W3} mankmd {0“ lord Place, East Norwalk, became the
500k charming bride of Louis Koenig, of this
For methods much politer city The rector, Rev F A Coleman,
With speech and print we made olhciated
in vain
Our protests and predictions,
So now a cannons mouth
train ..
To utter our convictions..I
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\\ ashlngton Star ‘
\
Pipe, rose 2 to 4 points. Railways
were reactionary, Canadian Pacific re-
ceding almost 3 points. By midday,
however. more normal conditions~pre-
vailed in this group. Bonds were lirm.
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FORCE or 1111311.
We gazed pityingly on the listless
drugstore clerk leaningpgsinst the
soda counter.
“Haven't you any ambition?" we
I queried. kindly and all that. .
'1 “No," he replied, with brightening I
intelligence; “but ‘1 huge something
dust as good,"—-Newburgh Journal.
The Attendants.
The bride was attended, by Miss
we‘Grace Muttart, of Fitch street, who!
‘ acted as bride’s maid. The groom's
Ibrother, Carl'Koenlg,"1vas best man.
Atlantic City Honeymoon.
The popular young couple, with the
lcongratulations of a host of friends),
left on an extended honeymoon trip
to 'Atlantlc City and other interesting .
places.
_.
Unto the future of the race,
We turned with deep reflection.
And bade eugenics take the place
Of natural Selection
Such problems are dismissed. oil'-
hand .
With confident elation.
You simply press a button and
Ekterminate a nation.
Mrs. Buggins—‘ll gave a dime 'to ‘ "
'11-11111111 beggar today." Mr. Bug-
FEIFER—BAPIR, gins—“That's a laudable charity. 'A'
Morris Feller Miss Helen Sarah dime was enough to furnish him
Sash-,II both residents or Noi-wallt. with an eye-opener." ;/ j
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Norwalk Chronicler