I~ If you'd like to see the
I "movies” you can view them
I haeeachddynsourmenare
hustling Coal sir, in a lively
sort of way; and our actors
f are the finest we are able to
i, procure. each an artist in his
l line—and his job’s no sine-
! cure.
Then, our Coal’s a thrilling
picture as it's thrown upon
the screen—gliding down the
checkered surface till it's
made “reel” bright and clean.
This no tragedy at all sir,
neither farce nor comedy, but
a story with a “purpose"
that's as plain as it can be.
THE
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
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You save the necessity of paying for lumber you have
not seen—save waiting—save freight—save uncertainty and
get known quality.
Ourreputation backs every bill of lumber we sell and
our experience is included at no extra cost. Large stock:
of all desired materials enables us to make delivery the day
you order.
THEWMMWWL
1560'
and serve you.
Specialties—B. P. S. Pain t,
Beaver Board.
Look us over—get our prices—and see how we save
The Hatch E: Bailey Co.
court-1 NORWALK. conu.
Creo-Dipt Stained Shingles,
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Buy now while this sale
on all Women's and Misses'
CLOAKS
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
place for you to buy your necessary Summer Suits, Coats,
Dresses, Waists. Skirts and Hats.
FINAL CLEAN-UP ‘
>~ During the month of August we will
and Hats. 50% off while they last.
7376 PARIS
' SOUTH N 3 IWALK'
is on. This is the logical
Suits, Coats. Dresses, Skirts
MILLINERY
SOUTH NORWALK.
S FASHION CENTER
BlBCN flIBNl BURNS IN
Blllf 0f $l,000,0001
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Heights liospital suffering from a,
broken leg and internal ‘
and
Insurance
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Real Estate and Insurance.
5 Railroad Ave, 80. Norwaik
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.6. ‘
ood Health 1
is essential to success but it is impos- ‘
sible to have good health without good:
teeth. 1
properly masticated or the organs of1
‘lgestlon cann’ot do tl11i1 11 ork proper-
. and it is a fort 1.111111 c.ontlu ion that1
good health cannot exist without gt‘iod
digestion.
Years of scientific research ha1e
been spent in an endemor to better
the conditions of living. more time and;
study is given e1ery year to the care"
of the teeth, and more failures in lift1
are now traced direttly to bad teeth
than ever before.
Do your teeth need attention?
Dr. J. H. Mallery
16 So. Main St, So. Norwaik, Conn.
Sundays by appointment only.
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Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
now OPEN
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL1
KINDS OF SEA soon 1
COOKED TO ORDER. ‘1
JOHN E. O’,SULLIVAN Prop
Telephone Call 720.
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1 believe
1r!111
'plnct'tl on 1111,11011111 huild'ngs
1 Hook and Ladder Company 15.
alarm.
'whole block was ablaze,
1‘ ~ioners Dunham
injuries.
chief Rankin, aid to t'hief Kerilon,
1 was also taken to the hospital suffer-
ing front lacerations and internal in»
(‘hicf Kenton said he did not
Thct 'n111ds had surged f1111111rd.111l
women Nl‘t‘dmed as the ruins oi1lle
cupola toppled toward 11111111 \11111-111
spectators was injured atthonu. 1'
burning timbers flew in 111'11r_\'dlr1c
1111.1 and lllt cupola crashed down into
.\111.~t11r1l.tu1 \Vcllill'.
\. “(11113111. 111 1111 lllt“ department
were of
great 11111 in lighting 1 11-‘tI1'1111-1~ l'l.'trl_\
this morning the crowds 1.1 the streets
1111'1-1 111115111. itly growing as th1 1l111111
strtokc sprtnd for 1111 blocks in 111cry
1':1'-1ttion,\111.l1ug tl11111>.'t;11l~ 111' mor-
Irom their homes
Battalion t‘hief Joseph Patterson
was also iniut1d l1_v 1l1br1s from the
i‘.l1l mg 111pol11, the flagtrs of his right
hand b1 mg crushed
lbe first floor of the structure, a
tour-story brick building, 1111s occu
p‘1d by ten stous 'I‘ be other three
1tioots were occupied by the 'l'nccdn
and Van Compa 11 It was
1herc the greatest damagi (Iti'lll’l'f‘ll
1111' the othtials of thr1 c.11mp111v L11.111
that the furniture ~111r1 1i 1l11re 11.1.1
worth more than 3111110011 The aim
age to the building itself th put at
8'110111111 admin of the loss 1:1 th-
stores 011 the ground floor
Tour fire11u1n 111 1'11 injured in addi
tiou to those hit by the cupol.t_ They
were James McCarthy of l-‘rre l'atrol
3’1, Sergeant .lohn lieithouse of
Patrol 3, .lohn lliilcr of Hook and I.:-1d
tin-r Company 34, and Ii. Neville
’I‘hcv
were cut by flying glass and den;i s
anduivel'c treated by Ilr. Jacobs of
\\'11.~'hington Heights Hospital
l’.rtroin1au- -l'1.ynth of the \\1111t i1'1‘.d
Street Station, who was standing at
\msterdam Avenue and inith Street.
discovered the fire and turned in an
“hen the firemen arrived the
and
Other alarms were sent in.
l’atrolmen rushed 11110 the Elsinore
an apartment house at 3104 \\'11st lfilst
Street, and with their night sticks
rapped on the doors of the apart-
ments. and ordered the residents out
of the building. There were 1119:111-
four families in the Elsinore. Simi-
lari1 the residents of a halfdozen
apartments were hurried out of the
smokefllled bulldr 1gb and joined the
crowds that pressed against the fire?
lines the police drew at 149th
132d Streets.
and
Deputy Police Commis-
and Lord arrived
soon after the fire started and took
charge of the difficult task of keeping1
.the crowds back
The firemen found It inmost impos
1 any firemen had bi't‘J lvlllLLl'
f beneath the cupola.
Fire 1
three 1
' rious aspect.
I sible to get 1:110 the building. The in
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lliygrade \line Company had a store
at 1.1111; and S. ll. Bails dry goods'
store was at ”138 A wing of the
building on l1lsi Street was to hurt
been leased today to the Republican
(‘lub of the. Tuenty-thir'd Assembly
llistrict for its headquarters ‘Ihe
building was .1 landmark in ll.1rl111T
SUPREME COURT HANDS
DOWN MANY DECISIONS
Error Found In Number of Them—-
Eight Faitrtieid County Cases
Decided.
NEW HAVEN July 211‘ -~ The S11
preme court of Connecticut handed
down ‘."1' deci>ion< here yesterday in
.'1 number of which error was fotrntl
The l"nir'ti11l1l 111111111' cases were:
1'1111 vs, Edward F. Graves, no error.
Opinion by Justice Ileat'h.
PITTSBURGH MEN AFTER MORE
MONEY.
I‘ITTSIII'RGII, l'a.. July
porn to \Iavor Joseph G. Armstrong
‘ :tree. and park cleaning bureau had
11incd the strike inaugurated by their
leaders earlier in the week to enforce
a demand for an increase in wages of
the cents an hour bringing the total
number of strikers to 1,100. Not a
street or park has been cleaned since
Wednesday, and, ill some sections,
1 counties;
state board of health does not know
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Store.
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1Hpr|1ron I11 I'hrcl Jtt-trce l'I't‘llilt‘t'.
\\’121111111 1: \'1;-.ll 1s. Lionel .\l.111u
Int-11111111: (‘1111111.111', error. 01111111111
1)) .ltlsilt'c \“lll'tl
l'IIi/nln'tlt ll (‘oli 1s llnr'ris It (‘1111
1.11 111111; “1111111111 I11 Justice Wheel
(11‘.
II.11'1y 1’. Baker \.~. \‘1r'non I‘on
rlltltlltill (1111111111111 111) error. ‘
tiiibcrt, Eliot a- t'o. 1s. Lake 'I'or-
1111do lloat (‘ompany ,r1o error.
J. ll. l‘eck 15. George 1'. Edwards,
1111 111111'~ Opinion by Justice Hora-
brick.
Jacob Kornblau 1s. Fred A. Mcller-
mont no error. Opinion by Jll>llCI
\1l111tlt'.r
I Emery Thompson Machine (‘11111-3
28-1-1“ :
of 1011111 indi(ate1l that every man in the:
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No money will be avail
able for higher wages in this depart
ntent until next year and city officials
:ard that if the men did not returnto
work tonight others would be employ-
ed to take their places tomo'rrow.
EPIDEMIC STILL UNCHECKED.
NEW YORK, July 28.—-~The cplde
mic of infantile paralysis still is un
1rhecked. the daily report of the health
department shows. The bulletin is-
sued today reports a slight increase
.111 deaths and a small decreasi.1 in the
number of new cases yesterday. Dur-
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THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
BUY A PRETTY PARASOL
Your choice of our entire stock at a reduction of 20%.
NEW HAVEN COUNTY 1
LEADS IN CASES;
infantile Paralysis
ford County 1.
Statistics furnished by Dr. John
Torrington Black, secretary of the‘
state board of health, at the capitol
yesterday shows that there are 118
cases of infantile paralysis in Connec-
ticut, divided as follows among the
New Haven, 56; Fairfield,
29; New London, 15; Ilartfordfl; Tol-
laud. t}; Litcbfield, 4 Middlesex, 1.
In 11.113 there were reported eighteen
cases, with three deaths; in 1914 there
were twentyfive cases and three
deaths, and in 1915 there were thirty-
seven cases and four deaths. The
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GAZETTE BLDG.
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1.119 ”.111-1 number of deaths up ,0 the Someas low as $1.50. White and many dainty colors.
present Home, as health officers in
some cases bate failed to report. One
case, each , yesterday was reported
from Itarieu, Norwalk, Groton, Colum-
bia and Cheshire.
MORE OF THE LADIES’ BATHING SUITS
Bathing Caps, Hats and Shoes. "Kid” Suits $1.00.-
Preserving Helps in the Basement
Lowest prices for Fruit Jars, Jelly Tumblers and the many little accessories that are
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close, every evening at eight o'clock
with the eiception of Wednesday night
at sen-'11 o'clock and Saturday night at
o'clock lionrtelly‘s Stationary
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Misses Gladys and Madolyn Brown
of Norwalk were guests of friends on
West Avenue, Springdale. Friday, 1
needed at this busy time.
H. KRIEGER 81 CO.
CLEARANCE SALE
Of All Summer Dresses and Skirts
Will Start Tomorrow
The rainy season has left us with a larger stock
than usual
One-third & One-half
OFF THE REGULAR PRICES
(w
A Charge Account
Will be cheerfully extended to all who
lack" the ready cash
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was recently obtained by the Pirates RELIEF FROM THE HEAT.
1 terior was of wood and the staircase
and furniture made a smoke that over-
11111; the twentNour hour period end
ing at ten o'clock this morning. there
came the first half dozen firemen ta'hoi , 11.1 . , . . . d h' 1“. f
started into it. The firemen were their”??? .1 new use”. ”m i’ll‘ii' ‘0 .a-
worked in relays to prevent their be- 1talrlies from the d1sease reported in
ing overcome. A fire tower was used the five boroughs of New York city.
a 1d dozens of lines of hose were \1'6'1k1
ed from the roofs of adjacent apart
merit houses.
We Are Now Paying
'3cll1.ior Rags
If You Phone 441
or send postal. Old autos
lidmfeather beds a specialty.
No canvassers.
In. liiiron Coal (20.. Inc.
3 Rowan St., East Norwalk
OIL SOMEWHAT CHEAPER.
Chief Kenlon estimated the crowds FINDLAY, Ohio, July 28.--The Ohio
at 150110 and said that more than 101111 (Tl Company todar marked down
families had been driven from their teight different grades of oil ten cents
homes
The building was owned by 1) Lo h per barrel The large production of
who said it was about forty years old oil in mam parts of the country has
anti had been originally used as a fim‘ ed in the ”Mellon-
silk mill.
The first floor numbers'of 1520,1-
R22, 1, 824 end 1.828 Amsterdam Avenue
were occupied by (he storage com- HALIFAX N” S" July 28'T—thmg
pany. of which Albert Haring is Presr l“ known h"? or ”‘9 Bremen story
1denta:1d Manager. He said the furni- further than the report from New
tnre stored there was easily worth York
18100, 000. and that his company .had1
~very little Insurance on it, but tha.‘
. _ 1206 1 most of the owners had insured it be- I The above telegraphic dispatch re
1 “I 1.35"“ fore placing it in storage. He added fers to the report that the German
‘1 «1‘ waste the days in waiting: there were 750 van loads of furniture' gubmume Bremen had been captured
h . tenant. under the impression : in 1:31:11” three stories of the burned by the British and brought into Hali-
‘ “wool Med advertising ie1b 8 fax harbor.
Monogbsn's shoe store occu'pied1
m: am: you m1. ax-1__
l1.832 iAmsterdam Avenue; Fort . Bro
w“. II in m twenties! W- - thers' delicatessen occupied 1 ,ssirthe —T|'!' It Sentinel Want ad. It III"-
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THE PERFECT FITTING BREMEN NOT CAPTURED ET.
CORSET
THE NU BONE
Perfect fitting because
Maine to measure.
" MR8. LILLIAN REYNOLDS
[ fl Winfield Street E. Nome
CUBS lefB $1, 000
NlNleN llNNflI $100lA
lthe field. ’
1fro11t the t‘hillicothe club, of thei Ohio
ASSAULTING UMPIRE 1511.19 League- 1
COSTS PLAYER $1001
MI SKEGON Mich., July {ZS—Lou
lis Duncan, centerflelder of the Grand;
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than two Weeks of
with greater humidity than at any
[time since 1896. relief
CHICAGO July 28. —-\Isnager Bill [with a drop of 37 per cent. in humid—
Nl-IW YORK, July 28.~Aftcr moro
torrid weather,
came today
NE“v ‘ORK. July 21-11]? Chicago .lii lpltlh‘ Cenmpl League team yester- illonman, 0f the Yankees denied yes-lny and a breeze The l)0[\ya\e prom.
club of the National Baseball Leag-
ue. has been fined $1,000, and Mana-
ger Joseph Tinker, of the Cubs, 3100
because of the behavior of Tinker
and other Chicago player‘s In the
game against Brooklyn at Chicago, on
July 18,
by President John K. Tener, of the:
league The appeal of the Chicago
team against the decision of Umpire
Byron in forfeiting the game to
Brooklyn was rejected by President
Tener.
1n the tenth inning of the game
with the score tied at 4 to 4 and with
Brooklyn men on bases ,the tactics
of Manager Tinker and other Chica-
go players so delayed the game that
Umpire Byron forfeited it to Brook-I
lyn after Tinker had refused to lesvement here. yesterday.
it was announced last night,1
day
1-1iv1 11 a snare ' 1
3” . . 1 “He was: just left in Ntv.‘ \otlt,‘
been giv on his release.
scoring in cir(u1t1
he.'
1court here after pleading guilty to .
1havi21g assaulted l‘mpire Robert 1 ”“d1 h ..
Shuster during a game between returns ome
(‘rand Rapids and \luskegon recent ' \\ hy the pitcher was left at homet
,1 Duncan took exception to a de when the \ankees are .ln such a win--
I" Shuster and struck ther‘led condition, Manager Donovan de- '
MSW" by l lined to say.
ire so h d that he was rendered c
ump ar {SPORTS
1 unconscious
‘ --— AFTER ANOTHER MELON.
’PIRATES SEND PITCHER Several of Connie Mack’s former:
TO MINNEAPOLIS CLUB stars are threatening to get into an-
PITTSBURGH, July 28 —The Pltts- other worlds series melon. ”if the1
burgh Natloiial League club has re- Chicago White Sox win, Collins, Mur~
leased Pitcher J. E. toefhndaffer to1thy and Lapp will be in on the dlvi
the Minneapolis American Assocla- slon. The Yanks have Baker. Shaw-
Ilon toning according to announce- key and Oldring, and Boston has Jack
Coefnndaffer Barry.
afteran “as fined $100 and,l(‘l‘da)' that I‘llvltt‘l‘ Cliff Markle 118.8 1ised by the local forecaster however.
has only been temporarily sidetrack-
ed, he said today, and could be ex-
‘.‘and may join the “lib before it pected to arrive within the next tweno
1ty-'fou1 hours
Grey Kid Pumps
$2.98
Regular Prices
$3.50 to $4.50
NlillN'S SHIN SlBNf
Agency for “Regal" and “Douglas" ‘
Shoes
Norwalk Chronicler